The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-08-06

.uHIpE, New, August Sin tax
tbs mining and milling situa
.oaay with President King he gave
several things that are of the
.... interest to the people Of Raw
3. and those who have invested in
a.-A;de securities. Mr.. King stated
-. .hsre was hardly a doubt but the
-..,sr of the coalition and Queen
..nsrties would go into effect early
uopth and that from that time on
1. ,sal development of the camp
mid begin. The work that has been
-. nv the leasers up to the present
s-. has been of great assistance in
aoviue where work can be done to
~..A greater advantage in the future
-. nroven that there are three dis
49,. ore zones on the Coalition and
oneeu properties, n being the west
y, .lope of Grutt Hill, which includes
=. DAYTON Toledo, Mint, Grutt Min
no Daily & Munger and Alabama
.e.olcamated leases. Another being
\, southern si,rs of llocligan Hill,
uh;.h includes the Portland, Miller and
r-,s,. leases and the western slope of
p.roon Hill and the fat Immediately
.os, of it which includes the Nugent,
vistor. Proskey, Coalition Crown,
emit Balloon Hill, Phoenix, st. Ives
and Kearns leases. This latter section
ia one in which there are no better
,howings in any camp in the state for
the amount of work that has been
done.
The vein on the Phoenix lease is one
AZ the strongest veins in the camp and
has now been developed down over 200
feat. Il is well defined and has solid
walls and the ore from it is averaging
bstter than $50 per ton. Twenty-eight
hundred ounces of bullion were sent
out from this lease early last week and
another shipment of 1868 ounces was
sent out this morning. The lease is
now in shape to produce steadily, all
that the Queen mill can handle.
The Victor lease has a record of hav-
ing produced nearly 5000 tons of good
mill ore and their shaft is down to the
sOO.foot level. Good milling ore has
been encountered on this level which
it is being drifted on, and there is no
doubt that as much ore will be stopped
between the 200 and 800 levels as was
taken out between the 200 and 100-foot
levels, and also that the sinking of the
shaft another hundred feet will catch
the vein as strong as at any time above.
The vein of sulphide ore that was
encountered on the $50 level of the
Grutt Balloon Hill lease is one of the
bes. indications of great depths of ore
bodies that has been found in the
camp. This ore body is richer in the
bottom of the winze than any other
place on the vein and when 1T is con
sidered that it runs from $50 to $1,000
per ton, it can readily be seen that 1T
will produce money very rapidly. The
Grutt Balloon Hill lease is now max
ing q shipment of about $50 tons to the
Queen mill. This ore is mostly from
above the 250-foot. level and is averag-
Ing better than $45 per ton. The com.
pany expects to start sinking its SHAFT
early next month and the present run
in the mill will give it ample funds to
sink another hundred feet and cross
eut to the ore.
The showing of sulphide ore on the
St. Ives lease at the 400 level is also
very promising at present. The com
pany is pushing it's crosscut on the 200
level to the west to tap the Grutt Bal
loon Hill vein that is known to pass
INTO this ground as it has already
stopped out one shipment from it and
hOlsted it out through the Graft Bal
loon Hill shaft.
The sulphide vein that was encount-
cred on the 350-foot level in the Grutt
Balloon Hill lease undoubtedly extends
onto the Jail Lease adjoining it on the
north and about $50 feet distant from
Where it was first encountered. 1t was
encountered on the Jail Lease where
Tue walls are as well defined as on the
former lease. The new vein recently
encountered in the Coalition Crown
tease is another proof of the depth
and continuity of the veins of the dis
met. This vein was encountered II
erosscut from the 800 level and is full
zen feet wide and all of a fair grade
u mill ore. One wall of the vein II
"nat is locally known as blue mud o.
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