White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-09-12
Nevada MINING MEN:

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born a sss s%a H ae d s ""f% %ec "s %ssS' mining discovery H"" "- bee" made ]" The battle
and an n s~ r%%'y' PROVED" s's"'' ore 20" Of III" Broker" Ills district full two niles long
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@'S% " to" %d SGS ton on % IN silver" N respectively %"a S u EN- axe" " NO points, gave" returns f"
Nine feet of snverrdpahe ore averaging from $3.50 ion to @a ton pa REAL mine in
Silver ss, s A %ss the m g. sEm % %r sSs s3Nr'un"" by the Broken Hills
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um. Asa adept depth M a feet feet in .a main shaft .1 y xs the vein continued s TO- dip out Of the shaft
@syA P .a 1sonp@a consulting sssgas and engineer CAV returns of sl1ess per ton Thsos
shat the vein has just en ao%s@ %s is sns % be NINE FEET T WIDE 80 '' " INC man
and . S'i aa "& sS%"T s ~% a% e sG E % % sSS;s aSf iS S s4S S sa % % ss.s %s s' by shafts
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Search the amas Is Far Western Mining Haoya ndm match the speculative p~aHns of
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That's strong ans"e@ for Mr. sdhm"r to use in tn early r%a of any mines develop
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experts who'll ver entye anned the property
pwsq xS the the H %% s Hills. s sa a9 5a sTs los !" is b" n" means tells the '"' Of recent mine
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About 5000 feet oUTHEAST of the main BpkmH Hill shafts an within 200 feet of the
depth an oebody that is rporedo on high authority to assay at several points in the shaft in the
hundred of dohr pc tn
Approximately a mile SOUTHWEST Of the main Broken Hills shaft ab@Gatd ore zone
has been opened by trmhs on the snace show ing naturalization over the width O. fully two
mining dams-a distance of 1000 feet Ore asYng from $3.50 to $500 per ton has been obtained
in +" prospecting" shafts here.
III. Of w Wheat. A At: . .sys ,a as mot ss nat ss;s ss%sss f s@ a" s. s ssss;,, silver %s e %s % n% s%' a se the
George Graham Rice
Rene Nevada September T.