The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-07-10

1He mlnlnS SlJudIlOu III f1uIuUOiut
county was never better since min
ing has been business and prospect
i've venture in north Nevada. The
Bonanza and Rexall properties,
which are being proven by the
Adamson : Turner interests, are ex-
hibits of large bodies of commercial
ore. The Bonanza has a large body
Of ore blocked out awaiting the erec-
at the Bonanza to work ore from the
two properties. Tue ore is practi-
cally free milling and with the in
PRODUCTION Of the reducing plant will
have large quantities of mill ore
ready for the plant.
The Saunders boys, who are driv-
ing a long tunnel west of the ReXall.
are driving on a cross fracture to the
main vein. This cross fracture shows
liberal in naturalization and good
values. The intersection of the
main vein it is confidently anticipat-
ed will prove as long in ore quail
ity as the prospect on surface
shows. In this work it is also an
ticipated that the remarkable high
grade which some two years g
electrified the mining community.
will be encountered. Indications
are now that the Rexall high grade,
which shows more gold than rock,
is in close proximity and conditions
are apparent which has been the
forerunner of Winnemucca mountain
high grade.
John Vargas, who is prosecuting
work on his group of claims OF the
north slope of Winnemucca noun
tain, has recently encountered in his
gold-silver-lead workings a substan-
tial body of cinnabar. OF the cinna-
bar ore he has over two feet which
can be mined and reduced at "a prof
it.
Further west on Laurel hill at
Barrett Springs the Case brothers
are working their property, extract
ng ore, shipping returns of which
show a product Of better than $32
per ton in gold and silver values.
The Case brothers have considerable
shipping ore on the dumps and are
arranging for another carload ship
ment.
On the Blue Bell claim, owned by
c.. T. Smith & Co., in the different
workings a good evidence of ore of
marketable value is shown. Claw
son and Harold are negotiating for
a lease on the Blue Bell. Valuable
ore has been taken and shipped
from this property.
The Old Dutchman property a
few miles beyond Pronto is being
examined by California interests
with a view of acquiring the same
and putting a force of miners to
work to push exploration. The
Dutchman's mine has an early day
record of rich production. Before
railways were so handy it shipped
the richer ore by a long wagon haul
some $4,000 worth of ore was ia
ken from the mine and marketed.
The main values were in silver.
At Haystack the Austin lease is in
high grade gold ore. A shaft is be-
ing sunk OH the vein and from grass
roots to deeper point of workings
the leasers have had ore of o high
grade milling Importance. The
Observation-Disclosures interests are
running their stamp mill and reduc-
ing the Haystack ore into bullion.
Their mine workings show 4 large
quantity of high grade ore in sight
and assures a supply to maintain in
uninterrupted manner the five-stamp
mill going for months in succession.
The ore is fine free milling. plating
around SIG per ton. After vexatious
delays and friction with the engine,
the plant is doing consistent work at
this time.
South of Winnemucca, along the
Aud Lang Syne, Black Hole, Sun
shine sections, ~prOspectors AMI cain
owners are at work making excellent
showings, taking out ore for ship
ment, and a milling plant is being
installed to treat the ore on the Tay-
lor property.
From the Pine forest and Leonard
creek sections come reports of sub
stantial development and the proving
nf old locations and new finds. On
the Haverman quartz area. some eX-
cellent gold quartz demonstrations
are being made. The later work on