The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-06-24
ORC CRANDE WILL
PROVE SENSATION

Consolidated Mine Company move.
ments.
The people behind this syndicate are
generals In the realm of mining and
the vocation of promoting, as evi-
denced by the marvellous revival oil
mining all along the Comstock belt
as direct result Of the well-planned
trieless, and persistent efforts of E
Chaplin Gard, who heads Orc Grande
Consolidated as president, and is care
fully and successfully directing its
career
The company's method of selecting
only the cream of properties offered
as assets, and now planned to repre-
sent four Nevada counties and at least
two California counties, was designed
to combine an aggregation of mining
groups that will respond enormously
to practical and systematic mining.
The idea is not original with the
men In charge of Oro Grande Consoli-
dated. 1t has been applied success
fully by the Guggenheims and other
noted leaders OF the mining industry,
who started at the bottom and reached
the goal at which their checks were
written with nine figures.
Orc Grande people invite the world
and the best mining engineers of the
country to inspect its holdings and in
yestigate their titles, plan of opera
tion, and future possibilities Nothing
is concealed. The books are open
The properties are all accessible to
public inspection.
The famous South Mammoth alone,
on the colossal vein that has already
made Ed J. Roberts Vita Grande
holding noted In mining circles is
claimed to amply justify generous sub
scriptions for stock of the syndicate.
The man who wrote Cripple Creek
on the map is writing the great Com
stock belt In the annals of the min
ing world and the hearts of men, and
he Is writing Orc Grande ON the page
with the Comstock United Verde, In
dependence, Crown Point, Con Virgin
la, Belcher, Little Pittsburgh. Port
land. Copper Queen, Tom Boy, and
Camp Bird and other picturesque ex-
amples of mining history.
This week, dirt is moving on Orc
Grande ground. Keep it moving by
purchasing or subscribing for shares
of the company. You have a chance
to win big from at least half dozen
carefully selected properties. One
pay mine in Douglas county means
vastly more to every other industry
and those engaged in them than could
possibly be represented by any other
event.
This desirable object can be realized
by promptly and literally assisting
Orc Grande Consolidated to reopen the
vast ore deposit encountered In the old
Mammoth tunnel and declared by pio-
neers to be thirty-five feet wide and
to average In value thirty-lve dollars
per ton. That fact alone places the
Mammoth in the Comstock class as
to- pazgnitude and value of ore de-
posits.-
The tremedous volume of water re-
leased from this enormous ledge when
encountered spells inexhaustible ore
deposits within and below. Assay re-
turns of samples from the Mammoth
run from low grade into the thousands
of dollars per ton.
Take friendly hunch, and secure
block of Orc Grande Consolidated
stock before the price advances. The
boom is in earnest and shares are
sure to rise soon.
There is greater activity in the var
ious mineralized sections of Alpine
and Mono uounties, California, both
properly listed as belonging to the
Comstolk belt. than for many years
past. The passing of the rich Curtz
mine to Col. ID. C. Jackling proclaimed
new era for Alpine. Large quanti-
ties of supplies have been delivered
at the mine and extensive develop
ments will soon be in progress.
Del Livingstone and Chas. La Borde
are developing rich gold ledge in
the Sweetwater range on the north
west slope of Mt. Patterson. They
trailed the ledge for many miles by
placer deposits in the gulches, and are
convinced that their find is a bonanza
This property completes golden cir
Gle entirely surrounding Mt. Patter-
son.
VIM. Glynn of San Francisco has
disclosed the ledge in the Great West
tern, near the head of Sweetwater
canyon by driving tunnel into the
southern base of the mountain. This
property features naked exposure of
solid mineralized quartz 100 feet wide
by more than 500 feet long, and in
terspersed with streaks of high grade
chlorides and sulphites.
While excavating a spring on the
South Mammoth at Carter Station this
week, workmen uncovered a cross
ledge of highly mineralized material
of compact texture and very heavy.
Samples have been sent to Reno and
San Francisco for assay tests. The
find was made in the fiat about 200
foot halnu tho hiu Iadpa aud NAV