Show CUSTOM MILL FOR RAMSEY ramsey nev nevi recorder plans are being laid and preliminary steps taken for the construction of a custom mill in this district this is being done by george L breding Kr eding who is now engaged in constructing the ramsey comstock mill for that company one of the hardest pr problems oblenis for the mill men to solve most everywhere on the nevada plateau is that of a water supply in this thia district however all the water that is needed for milling purposes may be developed by sinking shallow wells wherever surface indications show that it exso exists because of this tact fact and from the further fact that wide ledges of pay ore a are re being developed on all sides of the district mr keding has given serious consideration to the erection of a reduction plant at a point convenient to all the mines from the west to the east boundary of the district is a gradual slope and various v ravines lead out to an al almost most common point on the flat below th T the place selected va for the mill site a abill V ill offer every advantage for econom economical ical transportation transportation 1 ot of ore from all parts of the district the fall will permit of piping water by gravity from the upper part of the belt where it is most plentiful to the mill mr breding harshad has had much experience in develop developing ino water supplies esin in the deserts and mountains of nevada and he states a flow capable of supplying one hundred stamps could be readily obtained here he has already tested the water of this district and finds that it is neither alkaline or acid in fact a quality first class fr for mill purposes mine aline owners here are elated over the announcement of the intention to construct a custom mill they realize that revenue is obtainable as soon as the plant is ready to receive ores and that development may proceed at all times with a market established right in the camp the project is one that has been strongly hoped for and one that will stimulate mining here to a marked degree many wide ledges of pay ore are under deve development loment here and a large tonnage t is ready for reduction as soon as milling facilities are provided there is no doubt that a large mill can be supplied with all the ore it can handle by the time it is complete nothing has developed of more importance to the district than this latest announcement no and it illustrates more than anything the growing importance of this mining camp |