The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
but refused to sell. as he expects to b.
shipping ore soon.--Ely Record.
New Klondike Find

New klOndike Find
| An important discovery has been made
| in the Kiondiker district half way be-
| tween Goldfeld and Tonopah, on the
| original Klondike property. now being
worked and chiefly owned by James
| Golden. In the course of recent pros
! pecting on this property Golden found
another and distinctly separate vein
parallel to and back of the main ledge
and dipping under the latter. Near the
surface where this vein was opened by
Golden ore was extracted that assayed
more than $40 per ton. The ore more
nearly resembles that OF the Tonopah
dixie district. The vein Is apparently
of large dimensions and is continuous
on the property for a long distance.
Near this vein TO the north is gigan-
| tic dixie of iron that is OF exceedingly
/ high grade. end it is believed that Il
Will prove to be OF great value.--Gold-
/ field News.
Tonopah July Profits
The Tonopah Mining company's OPP
erations for July show an increase In
net profits earned Of $34.4c3 as COM
| pared with the previous month of
June. There was a decrease of 326
tons OF ore milled, due to the holidays.
but the average value OF the ore
/ 6nOWeQ an increase Oh $Z.co toii.
The report from the mill for the
week ending August shows that 80
stamps out OF the 100 were constantly
dropping and crushed 3.425 tons of ore
of an average value of SIS a ton for
an average extraction of 80 per cent
| OF the values
The West End Consolidated Mining
company earned from It's operations In
July net profits of $34550 from the
milling of 4,045 tons of ore, showing
net profit of ss.54 a ton. AS COM
| pared with the month of June these
/ figures show a decrease of $465, but
profits for the month of August are
expected to show a very substantial
/ increase.
The cleanup for the first 10 days of
this month resulted in the shipment of
/ % bars of bullion weighing 32,046
ounces of the estimated gross value of
s24350
AS compared with the month of June
| the production of the Belmont mine
shows a decrease OF 1856 tons. while
| profits show falling off OF s7.36S.
/ This was1due to the fact that the mine
was closed for the holidays on the
4th and 9th and also for two and a
| half days for alterations to the hoist
| and lack of water for one entire day
| The profits for the month show a sur
Plus OF s5o,0 goo over dividend require
ments.
Although the Tonopah Merger ac-
counts for July have not yet been
finally made up. a careful estimate of
| operations for the month shows that
/ the gross value of the ore shipped
: from July rs amounted to $4,000 and
! net profits OF operations for the month
! will exceed $4,000. which will be largely
increased this month, as fully double
| the tonnage of ore will be shipped
| Tonopah Miner.
Manhattan PIacers
Placer mining continues along the
| main guich for several miles below
Manhattan In about the usual man.
ner, with from 20 to 100 men work
ing on various propositions. Thomas
rDry Wash') Wilson maintains his
position as the leading operator, with
large force of men employed. but
several others are carryig on extern
sive work and all seem to be meeting
with excellent returns
Pay gravel has been found for five
miles along the main channel, and fu-
/ ture work may extend 1t some distance
| into Smoky valley. The gold is gener-
| ally coarse enough to be easily saved in
the sluices, and many large nuggets
have been recovered.-Ma Post.
Leasers Gathering Wealth
The Rymal & Choklat lease on the
, Riley Fraction continues to be the
mining sensation of Manhattan. with
q daily production of from 10 to 120
tons from the big open cut glory hole,
with no other mining equipment than
shurn drills and mine cars for tram
ming the ore to the bins.
The glory hole Is now about 90x50
feet in size The full extent of the
enriched schist has not been deter
mined, but 1t will be worked to it's
limits before sinking equipment is In
/ stalled.-Manhattan Post