The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12

Try has been attracted TO tho H,x,
Grade mining district. which In ioca,
ed In the warner range Of mountains
I2o miles east Of klamath Fails snc
As miles from New Pine Creek. Ore,
xon. Tbs district In Just over III,
state line In California. Mining men
from all over the world have visited
the camp. Many Of them hsv. re.
malned. and are now devsiopins tho
mincs of tho camp" said Chss, l..
Fulton. Of New Pine Greek, who II
one OF tho owners Of the Sunshine
mine. and who IL here exhibiting the
gold ores from the High Grade dis.
trict
High Grade In really q wonderful
district, and II h surprising that the
people Of this locality have permitted
u TO 90 % long unrscognissd. Il re-
msin"d Tor outsiders 10 develop III.
camp and they are now on the way 10
success. Tho camp Ia being develop
cd by experienced mining men. and
they have accomplished wonders since
tho nrsi Of July. From the surins 30
showing ! do not wonder that mining
men are willing 10 spend their Tine
and money searching for the ore
bodies that authorities say cxtcne 10
considerable depth. Nature was ap.
pArcntiy In . happy mood whom an.
plsstsssd tho gold float all over the
surface In various portions Of the dis.
,riet a. q signal for those whc were
aos blind TO dig beneath the surface
Anu extract the countless wealth con.
,ainsd In III. fastncsses Of tho rock
bs.ow.
One can walk from oae sud ol IN.
sunshine TO the other. and almost s,.
ory step he takes 10 over soid.Gsarlns
nos' II 10 scattered promiscuousiy
all over the property. There are prob. |
ably hundreds Of tons Of ali kinds Of
this noat that Will soms day 10 |
through the mill. Il was this aoat
that attracted Fred schrott. the lucky
Dutehman. who. together with bis ]
partner. Roy Mack. 10 making . mine |
on the lease on the Yellow Jacket Of
the Sunshine company.
The sunshias property Is bsias d.
veloped largely BY ieassrs Who are
working hard to open up the differ
mt veins from which the noat came.
Professor Storms. state mineral
oEist Of California. recently sxamised
and endorsed the camp. He made the
remark that any miner who would \
not follow out such indications would
have mistaken his calling The hin-
srs are doing this all over the camp.
The Modoc. TO the north Of the /,
Sunshine. 10 sinking . deep shaft ON /
rood ore body. The Big Four d run.
hing IL mill daily on ore. and should |,
make . nice cleanup this fall. The \
'old shore has . ans looking vsia OF /,
~ already opened up. Il 10 possible
hat Il 10 the sxtsasioa OF the Sun-
hins. which 10 the show nins OF the (
district. and has produced trs In car. |,
DAD lots givins returns o( e3~s per I
on. Assays have bssa ssSsrsd srem |,
no crushed quarts running over $780, ID
100 per ton. The average Of the rica 1
ock In Shaft No. . OF the Sunshine " 4
lsarly $1,000 psr toa.
There seems TO be plsAty OF low ID
'rads. which. after ell. b 6bout - Do. d
irable - any. A. . matter OF fact ID
he average Of Cripple Creek ore 10 '
nly about ei3 . toa. ToAopah aver =
sss arSuNA eis. 0oldasld Coaseli- '
lated. u timeA. ~ high b ess per 10
On. but more offee half that amount. B
Tho 0oldasld Consolidated 10
robably the bisssst s>ld hins In the '
'orld. II has paid In abeut ave years 4
bout es<.ooo.oo0. ~ against the
iomcstsaks In thirty or usDre years.
hs sum Of 100000 To the Of. b
orts Of George wingaeld. formerly q
{ I.akevisw. Oregon. 10 due largely .