Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-03-28
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is seemingly, at bound, in the center
of one of the greatest gold mining ex
Clements in its history, and is evidently
destined to be not only the greatest cop
per, but also the greatest gold district in
the United States.
The new gold strikes in the differe
parts of this district keep one guessing
as to which place to stampede for tomor-
row. A short time ago it was the south
end of Black mountain. Quickly follow
ing comes the great strike on the north
end of tie same hill. Today it is the
big strike in Mason pass. Vehicles of
every description are being pressed into
service, each trying to Leaf the other five
opening of the Indian reservation has
such excitement prevailed, and it is ass
Stunning huge dimensions. Men in auto
wagons and on foot with packs OH tie
backs rushing to them ALL great mally
properties changing hands at prices that
would put to shame the early invest
ments of such camps as Tonopal Col
field, Rawhide and other camps. Even
the old timer has hurry-up to his
movements, for the magic gold is being
found in the greatest quantity all over
the former cattle ranges
The Wheeler mine, some 20 miles
southeast of Yerington, is steady pro-
ducer OF the yellow metal and is rapidly
assuming strong position towards a
dividend proposition.
The Northern Lights company has de-
veloped to some 200 feet in depth, its
20-foot vein having a gold content of
from Sl2 to $50 and to 30per cent cop
per per ton. Some four miles north are
the Mountain View Big Twenty, Red
Crow and great many other properties
with their to 12-foot veins, taking out
and sacking 5-ounce ore, of Which t ey
have immense quantities.
Visiting experts, after careful exam
ination of the properties in this locality,
assert that the district has the largest
development of high-grade ore that has
ever been made in the Sagebrush State.
Unlimited quantities of it, is the ex-
preston used. The rush to this section
is on, hundreds going in every day, all
having best word for the grass root de-
velopment.
The last strike of Importance was
made the past week i'll the Mason pass
section, some four or five miles north of
the Nevada Douglas property. Already
the original strike has been separated
from its finder by the payment to him OF
$50, 600, the purchasers developing as
fast as men and money can be used.
Very few other sections can report as
due to the fact of the yellow metal bel G
there in such large quantities.
The townsite boomer is very much i'll
evidence, the district having somethi &
Ike sever new towns plated: The Noun
tain View plated by Whitacre and Drys-
dale; the Granite, plated by the Big
twenty Mining company; the Alberta,
plated by T, nopah pal ties; the Mason,
plated by Mr.. Kidder of Kiddersville;
the Morningstar, plated by Salt Lake
parties; the Buckskin, plated by the
Kennedy Consolidated Mining company;
the Bellview and Gold Hill, two and
four miles north of the Nevaee- Dousl S
Copper company's property, all of which
goes to show the great interest being
taken i'll the Yerington district, giving
e investor an opportunity to get quick
a ton on his money
The City of Tie n.oSt importance, the
financial and commercial center, i'll the
heart of Tie greatest copper and gold
district, in which are located the Ne
vada- Douglas, BLACKSTONE, Wabuska, Ma
son Valley, Malacllite, Mcconnell, West
ern Nevada, Mountain View, Big Twen-
ty, Northern Light, Wheeler, Nevada
Rockland and the Wilson mine, which
has produced millions i'll the yellow
metal, with its now building water sys-
tem it's soon-to- built sewer system,
it's several miles of cement sidewall S,
its graded and good schools, its number
of fine shade trees, its beautiful homes,
the finest climate east of the California
line, having all the natural advantages
the most critical could demand, is the
beautiful city of Yerington, located in
the center of the most fertile valley i'll
Nevada.
that is to say, there is every indication
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