The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-07-22
TONOPAH DEVELOPMENTS
SET FORTH IN REPORTS

hC machinery NuiCu was puiCnoo-
ed last year is now arriving, and
as fast as it is received is trans
ported to the site. Reports have 1t
that the mill should be in com
lete operation within four or five
months.
The report of mill operations of
the Tonopah Mining company for
the week ending July 18th, shows
that an average of 65 stamps we're
kept dropping and hat 215O IONS
of ore were put through the mill.
The ore averaged $1,000 per Ton.
The report of operations at the
local mine for the present week in
Clude the measurements of the
footage attained in the WORKINGS
during the week preceding the
Fourth of July holidays. Accord
ing to the surveys, there was IS
feet of new ground broken in the
Mizpah claim during such period;
1877 feet of development work was
performed in the Silver Top work
ings, and in the Sand Grass claim a
total footage of 225 feet was made.
These figures show that the COM
pany progressed in it's development
work to the extent of 400 feet since
the last detailed report of footage
was made, showing a general good
average of daily advancement in the
various workings.
Rescue-EuIa Mine
At the annual meeting of the
Rescue Eula Mining company.
was held in San Francisco on
the 10th instant, Joe Joseph was
a director of the company
to fill the vacancy created by the
death of f.. NJ. Luckett, which oc-
Cured some time ago. The appoint
of John Thomas. who has
been foreman of the mine for some
time past, as superintendent was
also made at the meeting. Mr..
takes the place of J. w.
.herwin, who had charge of opera
at the Rescue Eula pending
the appointment of a permanent
superintendent. The selection of
Mr.. Thomas is a popular one, as he
always enjoyed the confidence
of the mining public. The fact
that he has been employed at the
for a long period and knows
the conditions in the mine thor
augurs for the achievement
of the greatest success in making
the Rescue Eula one of the steady
producers of the camp.
West End Consolidated
In West End territory proper,
according to the report for tho
past week, stopping is being carried
in stope 30O-A on that
level over chutes $50 and $50.
On the 4OO-foot level, Slopes 415
and Alb produced the regular tom
nages of good milling ore.
On the 500-foot level, 555 stope
worked as usual, and the nor
NAL output from these workings
vas also made.
Development work in West End
territory consisted of the extern
sion of 5000 raise, which is going
up toward the vein from a foot
wall crosscut. This work is being
lone on the 3O0-foot level. A
new raise from footwall crosscut
BOA has just been started, and Is
going up in the footwall through
, large unprOspected block Of ground
The report of the Jim Butler
Tonopah Mining company concern
ing the output and profits for the
Of June is or the usual
satisfactory nature. During that
a total of 3O98 tons of ore
we're extracted and treated at the
Belmont company's mill at Millers,
the Butler company a pro-
fit of $22,829.28.
The new pump for the Great
Western Consolidated Mining COM
pany has arrived, and will DOR be
Installed in the property. With this
added to the present pumping
the Great Western will
De able to handle the water up to
$50 gallons per minute. At the
present time, it is stated, the flow
IS about 800 gallons per minute.
The shaft of the TOnOpah Boz
nanza Mining company has now
a depth of 1860 feet. III
plans of the management
the sinking of the
shaft to the 1650-foot point, were
, station will be cut.
The crosscut on the bottom level
D. the Cash Boy was driven ahead
, distance of 80 fet during the
week. This crosscut is now pro-
in breccia formation, which
stringers of highly mineral
zed quartz and the prospecting
work. undertaken by means of this
will be continued indie
Miner.
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