The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-10-31

-OSoA VI wv "a "" SIouuu Was
broken during the week.
Tonopah Belmont shipped SO bars,
weighing 116,791 ounces, worth ap-
proximately $4,000 as the result of
the cleanup of the mill for the first
half of October. A total of $50 feet
of new ground was broken during the
week.
Tonapah Extensions net profits
for September were $62 665.S6, from
gross receipts of $114,494.13 Pro-
duction for the past week was 1880
tons.
Montana-Tonopah Company ship
ped II bars of bullion, weighiI &
1885 pounds, the value being about
$11,500. The production for the
week was 1925 tons.
jim Butler output for the we elk
was $50 tons. Company is planning
some important new developments
for the coming week.
West End Company opened up two
new slopes of very good ore above the
4O0-foot level. Orebodies are from
8 to z feet in width.
North Star shipped los tons of ore
to West End mill.
The Halifax is stopping on big east
west vein on 10O0-foot level and
shipped 294 tons to mill.
Rescue-Eula drifting on vein re-
Gently encountered in south crosscut
and values are still low.
Monarch Pittsburg cut number of
quartz stringers in west crosscut on
the S50-foot level.
Mizpah Extension small streak of
high grade on hanging-wall is of
about same width and values.
Belmont
At the Tpnopah Belmont there was
a difference of but 4 feet in the new
ground broken the past week as COM
pared with that of the previous week,
The total footage was 532 feet, as
against $50 feet in the preceding re-
prt.
AS in the amount of footage, there
is also very little change in the re-
suits of the development.
In the raise on the Occidental vein
at the 7OO-foot level of the Desert
Queen shaft, the ore narrowed to a
width of 3 feet, but the value of the
ore increased which evened up
things. There was no change at the
SOO-foot level, and the intermediate
.evel, between the S00-and the 800
louo1c voc dicnnnfinitod
In raise 10 of the Favorite vein,
at the 900-foot level, the ore body
has narrowed down to 2 feet and the
quality of same has also fallen off,
the grade now being described as
good mill ore."
A new stope has been started on
2H feet of good ore in the Occident-
al vein. at the 1100-foot level.
Another new stope has been start
ed on the Shaft vein, at the 100
foot level of the Belmont shaft, on
4 feet of very good ore. Raise "A
on the Favorite vein at the same level
is also in very good ore.
Fair to medium grade ore is be-
ing produced from four different
workings on the Belmont 1166-foot
level. The 18th and 18th levels are
also producing good ore from several
workings.
F%ifty-nine bars of bullion, weigh
ing 116,791 ounces, and worth in the
~neighborhood of $4,000, were ship
ped this week from the Belmont
This is the result of the cleanup of
teh mill for the first ahlf OF the
month of October.
TOnopah Mining Co.
In the last weeks new of the To-
nopah Mining company attention was
called to the fact that the fOotage of
new ground opened up was greater
by IS feet than that of the previous
week. The past week still greater
grogress was made, a total of 4O2
feet of new ground being broken,
which is 22 feet more than in the
week before. In the Silver Top the
foOtage was 1873 feet, an increase OF
20 feet; in the Red Plume, 65 feet,
an increase of seven feet; and in the
Mizpah, IA feet, an increase of 80
feet.
Ore is being produced from more
than 20 different workings in the
property, from different veins and
levels, and the grade of ore is about
as usual.
A new stope will be started this
week in raise 65S on the 6OO-foot
level of the Red Plume, where wv
to three feet of good ore is showing.
Another new stope was started dur
ing the past week in the raise west
of the shaft on the 14O level OF the
Silver Top.
The report from the mill for the
week ending Oct. II shows that SO
stamps out of the 100 have been