The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-10-09
MINING REVIEW
Confirmed from Page One

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pend operations at the main shaft
and concentrate it's energies in AID
ing the lessees, both on the 10 and
15O-foot levels of the leasehold.
With a foot and a half of $40
ore against the hanging wall and the
remainder of the face yielding mill
dirt. the drift on the 110-foot level
has thus far opened the ore shoot up
for a distance of 33 feet. At one
point the entire drift face yielded as
says as high as $240 per ton and
picked samples of the ore gave sensa-
tional values and showed tellurium
and free gold. Such ore is still be-
ing found at times in the extension
of the drift. The lessees will soon
start a crosscut in the richest sec
ton of the shoot to determine it's
full width, which at present is a mat
ter of conjecture. A raise and
winze will also be started lee the
same point.
Other Properties
Encouraging values are being OBJ
tanned by the New Goldfield Simmer
one Mining company in the southeast
crOsscut on the 100-foot level of the
main shaft. A raise has been start
ed from the crosscut to connect with
a 6O-foot winze sunk from a shallow
tunnel, in which a good body of ore
was exposed by lessees more than a
year ago. The stockholders of the
Spearhead Gold Mining company will
held a special meeting in Goldfield
next Monday, at which time plans
for the resumption of operations on
company account will be mapped out.
The Silver Pick is driving an east
crosscut on the S00-foot level of the
main shaft to intercept q new vein
exnOsed recently bv a raise from the
east crosscut on the 700-foot level.
Development work is going steadily
ahead on the 400-foot level of the
main vertical shaft of the Great
Bend.
STATEMENT
OF the ownership, management, cir
culaticn, etc required by the act
of August "a, 1912, of the Cold
News and Weekly Tribune. pub
lished weekly at Goldfield, Neva-
da, fer October /, 1915.
Name of editor, A. c. White; post
office address, Goldfield, Nevada.
Name of managing editor. A. G..
White: postcffice address, Goldfield,
Nevada
Name of business managers, A. c.
White; Postoffice address. Goldfield,
Nevada.
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Tribune Printing Co (Inc.)
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c, Martin of Tonopah, Nevada; J. NJ.
Burnell of Denver, Colorado; and ii.
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state.)
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