White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04

A telegram received from Al Nc
sov a director of the Arrowhead
fonsoldated. ut Tonopah, Friday
hated that the bottom OF the Con
blidated shaft was full OF ore.
sany prominent engineers have pre-
kously predicted that the conseli-
asted was on top on an ore shoot
nd IL is very gratifying to the many
lockholders of the company 10 ind
bat such IL true.
While IL is early to predict just
H. magnitude of the ore shoot many
sem TO think that it will be equal
i the orebody nov being mined In
lse Arrowhead mine. which has been
seralded from east 20 west of late
10 account of its richness.
The Arrowhead Consolidated is
bow engaged In sinking It's shaft to
be two hundred foot level where
literal work Will be started. The
haft is now about ninety feet deep.
Jews brought in this week by min
n coming into Ely for supplies state
bat the Consolidated has been get
lng rich stringers OF silver sulphides
lmost Identical to the ore found In
be Arrowhead mine.
The equipment Is sufficient to sink
b. shaft 10 NJ least four hundred
Set. but il has been the opinion OF
hrious engineering talent that has
snmined the consoiidated mine that
Il 200 feet an orebody of excellent
ssiues will be found az the general
formation and mineral showings
sDund at the 70-foot level in their
in west indicates that the Consol-
sAted Is on top of an orebody.
: Values obtained In this drift have
IN all the wy from $4,000 to
10000, and specimens taken from
le vein sh3N ruby and native silver
4 well as argentlte
/ The Consolidated Is said 10 be
yell financed for an extensive cam
haign OF development. but the man
1igemeni desires 10 build ~ their
sreasury in order that the, ma Ne
asSured Of funds for one or two
Fears Development.
L J. Henry Goodman. OF Goodman
brothers OF Ruth and McGill. Is
president and manager OF the prop
Hrty lie Will leave for Arrowhead
loeay on business matters.
Arrowhead seems to have the eee-
Per Of mining around Tonopah and
fan Francisco. II the reports coming
pre- true. Many deals of importance
fre nov pending in both of those
flues and when eonsummated should
fause an onrush into the new camp
pat will prove To be of a sensational
lature
IL is very noticea ole that most of
me mining engineers who visit the
|aistrict go away loud in their praise
Ioi the ore possibilities of Arrowhead.
!. seems TO be the consensus of opin-
ION OF the mining men around Tono-
ian That the Arrowhead district Is
most exactly of the same forma-
I'oh dhd the ores occur in the same
Rahnsr as the orebodies found In
0nopah with the exception that in
e Arrowhead district the snlphide
ro ore bearing zone il found at less
fan hundred feet in depth. while
ioncpah district they have. with
L. one or two exceptions. been COM
l'"eo 10 go several hundred feet
ION.
An analysis made OF the different
laaracters OF the ore in the district
r'o" That no difficult metailurgioal
'oo'ems are to be found In the treat
een' OF the Arrowhead ores. A. G..
'aroaugh, one of the most eminent
e'a'fnrgists and consulting engi.
''sm In southern Nevada. recently
.ae an examination of the district
H. was employed by the Arrowhead
"'ng company to sample and make
a"aiyticai test of the samples
"en oy him. In his lengthy report.
nsa' IN part. the following to say:
/, we nave made our analysis on
Il arrowhead ore and find no smelt-
IL uiificulties In the way. At a
~ ,ime We will make an alumnia
Examination and a volatile with an
'''''hate or an exact determination OF
magnesium. potassium of soda
my But at this time we have
ABOUT Tar enough to be able to
I'VE at the statement given in the
s'nn'ng OF the paragraph Fol-