White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

COMMERCIAL CLUB HAS BEEN
ORGANIZED AND WILL SEE
THAT PUBLIC Is FURNISHED
CORRECT INFORMATION.

Like every new mining camp, jar
bidge has been the subject of consid-
cradle talk both favorable and IN
favorable. The conservative ele-
ment of that camp recently organ
lied a commercial club to taxi
charge of local conditions and TO see
thai none but correct information
was given to the public in regard to
the various mining enterprises OF
that section and to discourage wild
eating and all forms of illegitimate
mining. The following information
has been received stamped with the
approval of the Commercial club.
The tunnel of the Jarbidge Ely is
in about So feet and has entered a
wall of slate supposed to be the wall
of the vein. The next 10 feet is ex-
pected to cut the first vein. Others
which lie east of the Paylak are in
its course. These have been opened
up to the south of the camp diselos-
ing ore. In the heart of the proven
district, it has secured under bond
and lease the Guess group. o. p.
Rudd of Quincy, ILL.,. is one of the
officers of the company and after in
speeding the different holdings is
satisfied as to the future of the prop
erty and of Jarbidge.
The tunnel of the Rainbow
Amazon has encountered the Paylak
1t is a fine granular, white quartz
~impregnated with pyrites. The vein
is we'll mineralized throughout the
five feet. Drifts will be run to the
south, where surface indications
point to an ore chute a short distance
away. The depth OF the vein is 125
feet. The Paylak is much elated
over this strike as it insures another
source of mill ore when the coneen-
trator is completed.
ION the st. Joe group, the tunnel
which is in about 60 feet is rapidly
proving the southern extension OF
the Good Luck vein. The face Is
almost entirely in quartz mineralized
by some pyrites. The ore is a hard
blue quartz similar TO that found on
the Good Luck and the Pick and
Shovel and is filled with streaks of
black iron and pyrites. The tunnel
gains about one foot in depth for
every two feet advanced.
THE mill at the Pavlak Is pro-
crossing slowly on account of the
weather. On the AM lease the tun-
mel has entered the last vein about
40 feet below the point of discovery.
1t is seven feet wide, all good ore. On
the Ham And lease. sinking is pro-
crossing satisfactory. Some of the
ore has been sacked so that it can be
converted into money to continue
development. On the Gurley lease,
there is a good body of mill ore but
the high grade is still a little elusive.
AN inappropriate name is hat of
the Crater country which shows no
sign of volcanic origin, the district
being a basin with abrupt walls.
These basins are along the top of the
range and their almost vertical sides
are due to the breaking off of the
edges of the uplifted strata that
form the Jarbidge range. The Crater
vein has been traced for a distance
of five miles. Some rich ore has
been opened up and several compan-
les are preparing for development
work as soon as Stopping opens up.
The True Fissure Gold company is
among these. A tunnel is now in
about 80 feet and shows fine ore all
the way, the vein being from two to
sever feet wide, of soft granular
white quartz between hard blue por-
phyry walls. There are other veins
on the property.
Some rich gray copper silver ore
was just brought in from Coon
| Creek about eight miles southeast OF
Jarbidge. 1t is located in limestone.
"A tunnel is being driven on the
Jarbidge group and has passed
through the blue porphyry into
dacite, streaked with quartz. A
streak of black manganese is being
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