The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-01-13
THE REJUYENA-
ton OF NATIONAL


tional last evening. He came with
the slogan "All's wei at National, y
and then in bub5ling, confident, en-
thusiastic fashion proceeded with the
following recital of things doing and
conditions in that high-grade district;
"In a general way the camp was
never in a more prosperous condition.
The district today is a greater attrac-
ton for the knowing ones than ever
in its period of production and the
production record of National is of
thenumerous million dollra mark.
HThe National Mines Is working
full force. 1t has plenty of high-grade
and associated with it in the deeper
workings is an abundance of high
class milling ore which in any other
district would be classed high grade,
for better than 800 per ton ore on an
average is recognized the world over
as high-grade ore.
HThe Hines Baldwin people are
steadily driving on the high grade
vein within the lines of the DR..
Wheeler tunnel extracting some rich
ore right along and have an unfailing
bonanza like the Stall brothers great
fortune. A short distance and they
will be in the compact ore shoot,
where the high-grade, though scarce,
is more regular.
"N. p. r. Hatch, the very spirit OF
fidelity so far as National is concern
ed, is prosecuting development on his
new mining project on Charleston
Hill He is within the lines that
latterly are forming so strong and per-
sistent and by actual exposure are
proving the greater and richer Ma
tional.
"The Stowe lease is drifting on ore
one four hundred with sensational an
ticipations daily acting as an incen-
tive for aggressive work. The ore is
milling, but at any time it is expected
that the tocsin will proclaim they
have il AS rich as they ever had it
in the National Mines
"Other workings like the fine Craw-
ford development on the Mayflower
and the Indian National are giving an
air of life and prosperity not enjoyed
by the Nationalites for the past two
wears. Our workings are an evidence
os what is proven on the Hines-Bald-
win block. We are not boasting but
working, blocking and exposing the
evidence that means success for the
enterprise we have so consistently
followed for the past year
Over Buckskin Way.
Fascinating and instructive and
wonderfully interesting are the devel-
opments and tales that come from
Buckskin end of the National dis
triet. The evidence and the rich ore
that is shown from that gigantic
mountain is a vivid expression of the
great riches that that long neglected
section has in store for those who dig.
bonanza. The ore in sight, and the
story is not half told, is so rich and
of such consistent quantative amount
as TO bring wealth and fortune to the
stockholders and owners of the Bell
mine 1t is only partially developed
yet there is enough in sight to be
sufficient cause to turn down at this
early stage of 100000 for the prop
erty.
"Within cose proximity is the min
eralized area apd veined and fissured
ground belonging to the National
Buckskin Mines company and which
is sponsored by such men as Cliff Wei
shons, Sam Flynn and James Martin.
The rich Bell vein penetrates this
property but in addition to this par
ticular charm vein there are other
veins on the pr perty which on test
verify the gold and silver importance
Of Buckskin mountain and of the Ma
tional Buekskin Mines holdings in
particular. 1t is fine property and
present work indicates that another
Bell strike may be made in short
while on the Flynn, Martin Welshons
National Buekskin Mines holdings.
fThe Never Sweats, the Shea
Lyons workings are all in close proxi.
nifty and are evidence of more than
fine tunnel sides, for these too have
fine property, and veins proven that
verify tn egold and silver Importance
of the National Buckskin district
New Leasing Company
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