The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-05-21


auI,.. active shippers To the Salt Lake
srie ters these days
Two trucks have been put to woF1
han lnx ore from the Sisgei mine -
81, llhourne. Nevada. TO the raiiroaos
about - miles away. for shipment -
the smelters.
~ opening up ore In the loves
xor kinrs of the Union Chief mine, OF
icflls of the company are confidens
fha the shoot cut in drift above per
siss : for ut least 100 feet
4 An Important development showing
he downward continuation Of the ore
BODY between the 365 and All ieveis
AZ the Tonopah Divide Is found In the
weekly report of progress just issued
Domestic crude oil production made
n cord high in March. amounting to
IA. .a1 900 barrels. Highest monthly
an put In 1919 was 33.9S0O0O In July.
an March output last year was 3d..
- 900.
a large body Of low grade ore was
; recently struck in the Mulrbrook mine.
: uear stockton, Utah. But three or
four men are employed, yet ore vaiuen
at about $4,000 has been shipped eacn
mouth.
a showing 100000 tons of silver-lead'
9 zinc sulphide ore that will net profie
of $40 per ton, the first annual re-
J. port of the Simon Silver-Lead Mines
Z company has been issued. says Mini'
= New. correspondent.
The new camp of Silverton, situated
II 50 niles southwest of Ely, Nevada, now
It that the bad weather Is over and spring
+ has .ome, Is beginning to take on new
life and promises soon to become .
10 place of much Importance.
t News comes from the placer mines
y M Hogum gulch, near Osceola. Nevada.
ID that there will be an abundance %
water during the coming weeks, from
rs all indications, and the cleanup OF
IT. placer gold VIII be much larger than
Tx usual.
to The Union mine, part of the Cerro
Cordo property in California, was
er opened up by the Mexicans In the
at early days, and worked to depth Of
al LOO feet. Most Of the ore reduced
le- has been a silver-lead with gOld-cop-
per values.
of From present Indications the oh
in fields Of the different Nevada districts
1S will receive thorough testing out this
Its summer, and it will be definitely de-
ltermined whether Nevada Is to become
FOR Ian oil producing state as well as min
Of eral producer.
The Inc wh0le DottOm OF the snalt Oh
ley the Arrowhead Mining company Is In
shipping ore that came In when Wes-
ma Hey Ellis, the contractor for sinking
oct the shaft, placed the second shot at
oh depth of 10 feet Is the word that
div comes from Tonopah.
.es- The oil discoveries in the Fallon, Ne.
vada, section have been the means OF
ave causing many of those who have been
ion backward in putting their money In
,ad OH prospects in the past to loosen up
hat and development il expected in many
at localities this summer.
Mark Teller, who, In June of las
Of year, discovered ledge Of rich or,
use cropping in the rough mountains abou
o6. two miles east Of the Long Hike min.
cel- at Jarbridge, was In Ellko, New. las
ule week, and is on his way back to Jar
bridge to develop his find.
ind silver-lead concentrate worth $40
has per ton and zinc concentrate wort
mo- $50 per ton at the present metal price
rial are produced on representative san
t to pie Of the ores in the Simon Silver
Lead mine in the Simon district {
/. a Mineral county, Nevada.
lise, The milling plant of the Pennsy
rom vania mine at Grass Valley, CAL, ha
liant been closed permanently after contin,
cred GUS operations of about 40 year
Hereafter reduction is to be made
tiff the Empire mine, the two propertit
rice being owned by the same company.
,pot. The manager of the Tintic Pa
two master Mines company, following
was trip Of inspection, announces that
the north drift Of this Tintic propert
has which is tapping the vein at dept
|, Of Of approximately 500 feet, values a
bav- growing stronger with every shift
lille Operations will soon be started {
ring- the Treasure hill at Hamilton, Nevad
by the Eareka-Hamilton Mines COZ
cad paHy, which recently purchased eig
con- teen claims. The Eberhardt tunr
men will be driven an additional 1000 fe,
,ugh This property was worked as early
Vii 1880.
Salt Lake mining men who are
raet., yas,,a.a Iaa rope s,uau Nc
chen S.s - ' az "a.ns ucveio
deaf ,rs pesen' 'i.n0 "1.n Nc
,oma grade ore in the Kimmel mine It
,hleh said that outside mining compani
- - are also taking considerable intere
Approximately 101 900, 900 pounds
copper were sold In April. This CO
,epti- M.,ch 90 900 900 - r.S
2s0,OOO,OOO in January, making to-
izi ng v,hs.h 49, s oooo pou y.