| Show BUSY AT ROUND MOUNTAIN nugget round mountain nev another rich zone has been struck in inthe the blaisdell paulsen antelope lease while taking bannings pann ings of samples from the north superintendent paulsen suddenly gave crave a shout which startled the nugget reporter porter who was on hand lubbering rub bering the cause for this manifestation on the part of the superintendent was a small eg egg pan with between three and four dollars worth of gold strung about the bottom of it mr poulsen immediately went down into the mine and the high grade has been sacked the gold displayed in the pan was exceedingly coarse several pieces being as large as peas it was carried in the tale talc substance which has so sg universally been carrying the picture values of the camp the incline shaft is down about feet and it will be continued down to the end line of the lease levels will be run at intervals of fifty feet along the entire distance and the int intervening er ground out right up to the surface there will be a world of ore in this all of it of good milling grade besides which all the phenomenally rich pockets will be included As these treasure sacks are of very frequent occurrence the grand average of the ore milled is likly to b in th vicinity of 30 per ton for the entire mine this is merely a haphazard estimate but it is believed to be a conservative one the manner of working the mine by superintendent perin paulsen is working to his entire satisfaction it is rather a novel procedure and is the only place in the camp where the scheme may be seen in operation the ore is being out on an anclin by means of car and rails and is drawn up by a horse which goes right down among the candle lighted miners the ore can be talt tak en out in this way very much faster than by the ordinary whim method just adjoining the blaisdell paulsen ground is the lease being worked by the P round pound mountain antelope leasing company in 1 I which travers and bartlett are the prime movers hardly had paulsen given vent to his feelings upon the discovery of the big panning he had in hand when an echoing shout came from above and superintendent llew ellyn appeared at the mouth of the incline with th a rock in his hand it turned out to be a slab of stone just plastered with gold and it was no time before fore henry J bartlett was on the spot word laving been s sent ent down to him the fhe corning coming week will be occupied in op pening up the mine in the vicinity of the strike ake |
