The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-10
STATE INDUSTRIAL
ACTIVITY in BRIEF

Sdisoh Cily III iSduOu ulSlTlCI on
Truckee-Carson project carried at a
special election.
Goldfeld-Cyanide worth $750,000 is
to be used in Nevada mines during
the coming year
Battle ain-Construction of a
cinnebar plant in Jersey section pro-
crossing rapidly.
Continental countries are bare of
all descriptions of wool clothing and
there is every incentive to encourage
wool industry and increase focks in
this State.
Pioneer-Pioneer mines developing
below 200 level with good showing.
Carson City-Beginning January 1.
railroad employees to be paid twice a
month.
Austin--Manganese property in Up
per Reese River country making a
splenid showing.
Goldfield - Molybdenum discovered
on 1860 level of Silver Pick Consoli-
dated mine.
Goodsprings-Green Monster mine
shipping lead-zinc ore of good grade
Walker Lake - Development work
on Jumbo Copper Mountain Mining
company progressing rapidly.
Yerington - Walker River Copper
company planning modern teaching
plant.
Austin-Big manganese strike made
in Upper Reese River country.
Las Vegas = Nevada's manganese
shipments for 1918 probably will total
$4,000 tons.
Elko-Local cattlemen merge inter-
ests with Utah woman, incorporate for
s1,2O0.00O.
The general public is deeply inter-
ested in prosperity of the mines as
they are one of our greatest distribu-
tors of wealth and employers of labor
at good wages.
Goldheld-Spearhead company has
opened rich ore body on 910 level.
Unionville - Mining activities con-
tinuing to increase in district. Mill
on Arizona propert nearing compile
tion. ore crushing - begin within a
month.
Carson City-All three passes over
Sierra Nevada mountains blocked by
snow.
Wonder-Large ore body opened in
Nevada Wonder mine.
Government may take action to re-
pay operators who opened mines at
request of Uncle Sam and have been
unable to market products.
Tuscarora - Samples from recent
strike on Midnight claims run S3.077
per ton in gold and silver.
Yerington-operations resumed on
big Kennedy Consolidated Mining Co.
Tonopah-Highway planned on west
side of Walker lake.
Copper Mountain-Developm at
Jumbo Copper Mountain mine expos
ing good ore.
Tonopah-Tonopah Divide develop
ments continuing to add to great ton
mage.
oldfield--Aetivities in Tolicha dis
trict revived, prospects good for in
creased development. Mining condi-
tions in Goldfeld camp undergoing
decided improvement
Tonopah - One days bullion ship
ment from two mills totaled $4,000
Silver Peak-Silver Fox and Silver
Moon claims opening $50 ore.
Manhattan-By manufacturing tube
mill pebbles American onyx QUAR-
being swamped with orders.
It is the highest and most patriotic
duty of our lawmakers to inform
themselves of needs and conditions Of
our great productive industries and to
back such policies as win help and
not hinder the development of our
country
Battle Mountain - Shipments and
developing throughout district contin-
uing TO improve.
Sparks - Since signing armistice
railroad traffic shows a marked de-
crease.
Tonopah - Output for week, S,110
tors. valued at I137,S70
Reno - Plan for construction OF
concrete highway along Truckee river
to Truckee meets w:-,i unanimous ap-
prevail.