The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-03-06

iliiC was lVroOt tOIAos W thC CStl-
mated value of %s212,566.
Tonopah Mining sent 1850 tons
to the mill. There was nothing out
of the ordinary in the development
work this week. +,
Tonopah Belmont continues to ex-
pose very good ore in numerous
workings. particularly on the 900
and 1000 levels.
Tonopah Extension has declared a
dividend of rs cents per share, pay
able April 1 to stockholders of rec
ord March II. The net profits of
the mine for the month of January
were $59,043.
Monarch Pittsburgh has made a
strike which gives every encourage
ment to the belief that another good
mine will soon be producing in Ton
opah. Crosscut is now in the big
vein 20 feet and an assay of $3.50
across Is inches was received. Even
better assays have since been Sc
cured and the footwall has not yet
been reached.
Tonopah Merger is stopping three
different places in the mine and out
putting $50 tons per week of a good
grade of ore. Another stope will
be started in a few days.
Jim Butler is stopping on four diff
ferent levels and SEN 1850 tons of
ore to the mill during the week.
Montana Tonopah is stopping on the
Macdonald vein at the 665 level and
is breaking from four to five feet of
good ore.
Mizpah Extension is running cross
cut to the east and north on the
1855 level, both being in trachyte at
this time.
West End treated Lib tons of
ore in it's mill this week, something
better than the normal. Mine is
looking well.
Halifax has resumed development
work where it was left off when the
timbering of the shaft was started.
North Star started a new crosscut
to prospect a block of trachyte hith-
erto undeveloped. Wine on the
Macdonald vein shows two feet of
fair ore.
Victor still has 100 feet of water
in shaft which is being lowered at
the rate of two and a half feet per
day.
Midway sinking shaft and cut
some stringers of quartz carrying
low grade values.
Cash Boy shaft is o going
through a vein and the values are
improving, but nothing of a pay ma
ture has yet been found. The man.
agement expects good ore to be
found when the footwall of the vein
is reached.
Buckeye Belmont has eighteen in
ches of good looking quartz in the
west drift from the north crosscut on
the 10000 level.
Rescue has started crosscut to the
south from $50 foot station. 1t Is
in t~rachyte.
Gypsy Queen crosscut on 1928 lev
ell now out 1,640 feet from the shaft
and in t~rachyte.
Umatilla Tonopah made the usual
1OOIdSe Will Io SHoh60 S
tions.
Tonopah East End is bothered con-
siderably with water which has made
in the shaft slow.
East Star group, a mile southwest
of Tonopah Extension, is now being
worked under lease.
Monarch Pittsburgh
The most important strike that
has been made in TOnopah for
many a day, from several points OF
view, is that which has been made
in the Monarch Pittsburgh. lust
how important the strike will prove
to be is yet a question, it will take
considerable more development to
determine that. The mere finding OF
ore in a single crOsscut that assays
show to run we'll above pay at that
particular point does not in itself
make a mine, but under all circum-
stances surrounding the finding of
ore in the Monarch Pittsburgh, the
presumption that later development
will prove it to be one of the good
mines of one of the best mining
mining camps in the world is a very
reasonable one.
The first assays taken across a
fair sized body of ore that showed
pay we're secured last week, Friday,
but the management of the Monarch
Pittsburgh is unusually conservative
and did not wish to cause an excite
ment that might react later on the
strength OF one assay at a s'lgle
point. Tie miner was informed OF
the fact at the time but really
agreed to tie wish of the Mo lnrch
Pittsburgh people hat nothing be
said until further work indicated the
probability of an actual oreshoot
having been found. The develop
merts since do not indicate such