The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-09-18

i ed value OF Sloo,oSo.
Belmont shipped sS7,5O0 in
bullion from its local mill and $42,-
500 from it's mill at Millers-the to-
tai value of both shipments being
$4,000. Belmont mine has an I'M
usual p.rcentage of working faces in
good ore.
Tonopah Mining raise on the 500
level of the Red Plume did not main
tain the increase in values noted last
week, but the ore is still of milling
grade.
Tonopah Extension shipped $780,
worth of bullion and $4,000 worth
of concentrates as the result OF the
cleanup of the mill for the last half
of August. Cutting out for Slopes
on the 1850 level shows from 10 to
16 feet of ore of good grade.
Jim Butler has started a new raise
on the 500 level of the Desert Queen
which shows from six to seven feet
of a good grade of ore.
West End drift on the GAL level
still shows Is inches of high grade
rock, but the values in the balance
of the vein are low.
Midway is running a north ross
cut on the 1880 level of the new
shaft to tap the combinatinn vein
passed thrugh in the shaft. The
leasers are meeting with the usual
success in workings at the old shaft.
Monarch Extension drift on the
1855 level is still in the fault.
Halifax development went forward
on the three levels without showing
any change of formation.
North Star development on the diff
ferent levels proceeded as usual
without change.
Rescue-Eula winze and drift on the
No. l vein are maintaining the same
width of vein and values.
Cash Boy north crOsscut in the
vein shows considerable quartz ifs
surfing, but hanging wall, where good
ore is expected, is not yet in sight.
Tonopah Bonanza shaft is now
below the water flow and another
small pump will be put in to lift the
water to the pump on the 740 level.
Umatilla diamond drill hole is 335
feet below the 1900 level and shows
no change of formation.
Monarch Pittsburg made the usual
progress in west drift and crosscut
without change noted.
Gypsy Queen shaft is down 125
feet in the ore-bearig trachyte. Three
shifts are now employed.
1 Buckeye-Belmont finding ore
streaks more numerous in the north
crosscut on the 900 level.
Tonopah East End Shaft has
reached a depth of 445 feet and the
water is being handled without any
trouble.
Belmont
AS a result of the cleanup of
their local mill for the last half of
August, the Tonopah Belmont Devel-
Opment company on Monday shipped
65 bars of bullion, which weighed
13O,640 ounces, and which are
worth in the neighborhood of $751;
500. On the same day the Belmon,
company shipped from it's plant at
Millers 50 bars of bullion, which.
weighed 63,031 ounces, and which
are worth in the neighborhood OF
$42,5OO. The total value of both
shipments is approximately $780,
600.
The report from the Belmont this
week shows hat an unusually large
proportion of the different working
faces are in ore of better than the or
binary grade. The raise on the Oc-
cidental vein at the 500 level is in a
very good grade of ore, though the
vein at this time is narrow. Two
feet of a similar grade of ore is show
ing in west drift S5S, while east drift
$50 has been stopped temporarily,
after passing through a fault.
Three of the drifts on the 900 lev
ell are now in ore, two of them show
ing ore of better than the ordinary
grade. East drift 955 on the Rhyo-
lite vein is showing two feet of a
good grade of ore, while east drift
966, which is on the same vein, of
the top of raise AS, has two and a
half feet of good ore. Northeast
crOsscut $50 will prospect a large
block of virgin territory on this
level. 1t is now in Mizpah trachyte,
but there are hopes of finding some
good ore bodies.
The west drift on the Favorite
vein, on the 1000 level, has a narrow
vein of medium grade ore, while the
intermediate east drift on the Miz-
pah Fault vein has been discontinued
M stopping started.
On the 1166 level, the west drift
on the vein in the foot wall of the
Mizpah Fault is showing two feet oil
medium grade ore, while the wesl
drift off north crosscut 8 is following
a narrow vein of low-grade ore.
The development work on the