The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-10-23

"'o' jim 'Cis hi6h Siduc oiO DTihS
mined here.
On the 600, stope C operations
showed no change. Stopping WIDTH
varies in different parts of this stope
from six to "a feet and the aver
age value is very good. Raise 569
from this stope continued to show
good values during the week.
In the COL Wine the west drift
ON the 623 level was advanced the
usual distance and is still in good
grade Of ore, all the rock from this
development being milled. Crosscut
No. 2 on this level is being pushed
lortherly for the purpose of open
.ng the vein further north by short
vertical raises. The east drift o.
this level from crosscut No. 2. fol
lowing the intersection of the fault
reduced some good ore during the
week. On the GAL level west drift
NO. 4 was advanced as usual; nc
particular change to report.
Montana TonOpah
Since the last report vas issued
regarding the operations in the
property of the Montana = Tonopan
company. the leasers IN the differ
ent levels have been busily engaged
in mining and accumulating ore for
shipment.
Good sized shipments of ore of ex-
cellent grade were made by numel-
Gus leasers. possibly the largest
shipment having been made from
the lease being operated by Nick
Hill and partners. From this lease
a shipment was made of 122 tons OF
ore that averages about $27.
The conditions are verv gratifying
there being a good sized body of ore
on which operations are in progress,
and it is the expectation of the leas-
ers that they will have another lot
ready for shipment within a short
time.
In the lease of Prout, Howe and
McCurdy conditions are also very ia
vorable and on Oct. 4. they ship
ped from their lease a lot of 4S tons
that yielded returns to the extent of
SAG per ton. These parties are also
accumulating ore for another ship
ment which will be made within a
week or so.
Badgett and Waters were includ-
ed with the shippers this week, a
shipment CT SIS tons running S2a
Ier ton having gone forward on Oct
l.. Badgett is we'll pleased with
present conditions in the lease and
cells confident that a yer consiG-
cradle tonnage of ore will be devc!-
oped as operations progress.
On Oct. s, fifty tons were shipped
from the lease of Johnson and Ed
wards. This ore proved to be OF
very good grade. the returns from
the shipment running about $45 per
.on.
From the lease of Davis, ct al. a
shipment was made on Oct. II. This
ore ran $27 per ton. The leasers at
this point are working under very
favorable conditions and have a body
of ore from which they expect to be
ready with another shipment by the
time the next genral hosting takes
place.
The lease of M. r. Glogovez is
also in very good condition, and
from the operations recently in
progress a shipment of 55 tons was
made, the returns from the shipment
being about $40 per ton.
1, oo-,t,.,J,
ut work in leasing operations in
the Montana property. and corGi'
tons are proving more favorable as
development proceeds.
Halifax IOnOpah
There is no change reported by
the management of the Halifax
property for tle past weeks oper1-
tiOns, although the regular footage
was accomplished in all the wor.;-
ings under way.
The work in progress on the
1000. the 400 and 100 levels ha;
continued without interruption and
the conditions shown as further
Roadway is made reveals little
CIldiSC do OlIpdICu Will " Ih"t
have prevailed for some time.
The south crOsscut on the 1900
level is still in trachyte, in which
no modification of importance APP
pears and the same condition is
true with reference to the work in
the 400 level.
On the 1900 level regular prog
ress has been made in the southeast
crosscut with no change yet appear
ing in the formation.
Midway
The report of conditions in the
Midway mine for the past week
shows that there has been no d.
minution of regular progress in the
development being prosecuted by
the company and the work being
carried on by the numerous leasers
is also proceeding without interrupt