The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-06-27

fault, favOr1te and western veins con-
tinues to expose bodies of good ore.
Tonopah Mining company's Red
Plume workings continue to show
four feet of good ore in the eastern
extension of the West End vein, and
a good tonnage of good ore is being
developed in the Last Chance vein
on the 400-foot level. The company
shipped out this week SO bars of bull
lion valued at $4,000, and 80 tons
of concentrates, valued at $4,000,
making a total of $4,000.
Tonopah Extensions opened up the
Murray vein on the 1020-Ioot level
of the new shaft, showing a width OF
over IS feet of excellent mill ore.
with only one wall exposed. The
company shipped out this week rs
bars of bullion, weighing 4S,177
ounces of the estimated value Of
$34,680, the cleanup of the mill for
the first half of the month of June.
Profits for april amounted to $685.
400.
Tonopah Merger still drifting west
on good shipping ore.
Monarch Pittsburg encounters an
counters another vein on the 1100-
foot level.
Montana ore bodies showing i'm
provement in values on the lower
levels of the mine.
North Star profits for May $6095
from the milling of S21 tons of ore.
Jim Butler ore bodies in both Des-
ert Queen and Wandering boy work
ings continue to show excellent val.
ues. Crosscutting on the 70O-foot
level of the Desert Queen has now
been commenced to pick up the
downward extension of the Occident-
al and South veins.
Rescue drifting east on low-grade
ore and new south crosscut started
from main west drift.
Gypsy Queen encounters streak OF
low grade quartz on 1125-foot level.
Victor commenced south crosscut
from ~148O-foot station to the vein.
Tonopah output for May 49,008
tons of the gross milling value of
$SS2,130.
Halifax Tonopah prosecuting in
mill ore on the 12OO-foot level.
West End Consolidated company's
progfits for May $32.007 from the
milling of $3.50 tons. The company
shipped this week FL bars of vul-
lion weighing 32,703 ounces, valued
at $23,500.
Tonopah production this week H.
432 tons of the gross milling value
of $2O5,75 an increase of II tons
over last weeks output.
Belmont
The Belmont company is now in
stalling a large pumping plant on the
18th level, the pump being n OF
the latest designs and having a ca
pacity of raising to a height of 1000
feet a flow of 200 gallons of water a
minute. The present flow Of water
on this level is about 100 gallons a
minute, but it is expected that this
will be increased as drifting east on
the Belmont vein proceeds, hence
the reason for installing a plant of
this capacity, which will also be suf-
fcient, it is believed, to handle all
water encountered in sinking the
shaft to greater depth. Several days
will be occupied in the installation OF
this plant, as a very large amount OF
piping has to be set in the shaft, blu
as soon as the pumps are in opera
ton drifting east on the Belmont
vein will be resumed, and crosscut-
ting north of it to cut the downward
extension of the other ore bodies
will also be commenced.
The mine throughout continues to
develop in a most satisfactory man
ner. In the Desert Queen workings
drifting east on the Occidental vein
is still exposing a width of 15 inches
of very rich ore on the 9O0-foot level,
and on the 9OO-foot level drifting
east on the south vein has been re-
sumed on a narrow body of mill ore.
On the SOO-foot level the Mizpah
fault vein has widened to three and
one-half feet of mill pre-, this vein
showing a narrow body of rich ore
on the 11OO-foot level of the Belmont
shaft workings.
From the Belmont shaft workings
the Favorite vein has now been rails
ed on from the 1OO0-foot level for a
height of 1875 feet in a full face OF
very good ore, this proving the
downward extension of a splendid
shoot of ore from the level above,
but the raise has been temporarily
discontinued owing to lack OF air,
but a crosscut is now being run on
the level above, which will give ven
tilation to this portion of the work
ings.
On the 110O-foot level drifting
west has been resumed on the Lille
Bell vein on a width of n and one
half feet of good ore.
The shaft vein on the 1166-foot
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