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Show i.uru xveejjer 01 luv sails. Malad Consolidated. Malad Consolidated is at its lowest tide just now, nnd long-headed operators opera-tors are taking in largo blocks of the stock at public or private sale. The company is disposing of treasury stock iu order to complete the tunnel and mill now under way. Tho tuunol, when completed, will make a depth of 240 feet and save the expense of hoisting machinery and water pumping appliances, appli-ances, besides enabling the loading of carsou the track either in or at the mouth of the mine. Tho croppings ou the Malad assays from $10 to $300 per ton; au average, however, of the ore iu sight, goes over $;!0 in cold per ton. The expense of milling and mining the ore is $4.00 per ton. A 12-stamp Will reduce twenty tons a dav with a net profit of $180. The Camas No. 2 turns out a gold brick every week and pays a net prolit of $,(io per day, while Camas Xo. 1, or lVig Camas, will do the same. There are live mines iu the Malad Consolidated, the outlook for auy one of which is as good as that of Camas No. 2, and as soon as the mill is in running order it is expected that it will be a great producer, and that the stock will go up to $2.00 at least. ISoino lino samples of Malad ore are on exhibition exhi-bition at Wampler & Co's. ollice and at Exchange headquarters, au essay of which, taken by McVickers, gives three ounces of gold to the ton. Malad stock took quite a lively spurt during the first of last week, and it is expected that from this on it will be one of the most active of the listed mines. |