The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-29
KLONOYKE IN FRONT
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to several carloads, has been hoist
ed and is now ready for shipment.
Drifts on the 20O-foot level are,
progressing in ore of good grade
and it is stated that the company'd
development work has resulted In
placing in sight a large tonnage Or
lower grade ore, of good miainS
quality, and that the directors rf
the company now have under chA
sideration plans for the building Ok
a reduction plant on the property
to treat this ore The Mariuette-
Nevada company was organized un-
der Arizona laws, with 100000
shares of 81 par value, ~non-asses-
sable, and is Differed by men VINO
have interests in other mining fieids
and who live for the most part II
Menominee, Mich, and Marsnctte,
Wis. G.. S. McHenry is general
manager in charge of the company e
operations. MI
In earlier years the Marin
Nevada property produced some &c
of exceedingly high grade, n -
load having netted the comrsgs 4.
1899. The early work on the prof
erty was conducted chiefly by lea
sees, who made no effort to &c fH
depth on the veins, but proved t5S
large areas of good mill ore Wis.,
extracting smaller seams of hisA-A
grade. Officials of the company
have been on the ground lately and
have authorized a system of Develop
ment work calculated to don
strate the intrinsic value ID ~
mine.
KIondyke Imperial Mining Co h
Silver ore of good grade Is n
showing in the main shaft OF U4]
property of the Klondyke Iml ~
Mining company, where a le4gi
company, formed by Goldfie1 El4
is sinking a 75-foot shaft to &c
main lode. This property has sh( 4
ped high-grade silver ore in the pat
and is expected to render a favd4
able account of it's operations In tky
coming year. Robert w. Tucker 0sl
Goldfield is in charge of opera
in this territory, and is sink ~
shaft of large dimensions, n
view to extending developers. ~
The property of the Klondyke X
perial company consists o. ivy
claims, the Dewar, Virginia irad!
ton, Toner, Toner No. l and Tonefl
No. 2. This group is traverSet ~
veins of great promise, which LAYS
been prospected as yet only t. a
limited degree, and the results OF
work up to the present time indi-
cate that a substantial production OF
silver ore of shipping grade can
be relied upon in future, while the
work is opening up large bodies OF,
ore thar car be milled at a high
profit in the district.
NacNamara-Jo hnsOn Leases
Within the past three months 1t
is reported that a production OF up
wards of 60 cars of shipping ore
has been made from the lease oper
ated by Harry MacNamara and A.
Johnson of Tonopah, on the Colder
Gate property, situated about a mile
north of the Original KlOndyke pro-
perty. the principal early-day pro
Queer of the district and viii
is controlled by State Senator R~
Three carloads weekly are sal
be going forward to the SIN
from the Northumberland iea
and according to reports here
product has been yielding a
profit of approximately $500 y /,
car. The gold content of this o}e
is said to exceed in value the silver.
MacNamara and Johnson also nave
a lease on part of the Original Klon-
dyke property.
Developments in the workings of
the Northumberland lease have
aroused renewed interest in the en-
tire district and appear likely to
stimulate development work on ad'
jacent claims, owned by mining I.ler
of Goldfield and Tonopah.
Late discoveries on the Tonopaf
Divide property, a few miles nortf
of the Klondyke district, have c
ed renewed interest to be d
to the big mineral belt en-
the Klondyke, Tonopah Col
tain and Gold Reef districts,
ing an important expansion
ing operations throughout
gion in future.