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Show ABOUT TEW; IffiSITIIATED i Its Physical Condition and Future Fu-ture Prospects as Seen by 'i Mining Engineer. The following Interesting and accurate information on Tenabo, Nov., Is given by an experienced and reliablo mining engineer en-gineer who Is thoroughly familiar wiUi tho entire district. This Is what V . w. Warren soys of the district; Tenabo mining district, which la a- portion por-tion of the Bullion mining district, Landci county, Nevnda, Is located about tcno-flvo tcno-flvo miles from Beowawe, a. station on tho Southern Pacific railroad. The district lies on the rolling mils on the north side of Smoky valley and about five mlleB from the Dean ranui. an old landmark in -this Rcction of the country. , , , . The general formations which characterizes charac-terizes this district, are granite, porphjry and occasionally sedimentary limes, wmcn appear ao capplngn. Veins appear in fissures and contacts between the granue and porphyry. Tho cliaractcr of ores on tho surfaco is white oxidized miartz. carrying freo gold values, and some silver; sil-ver; but at about fifty feet depth the ores becomo slightly sulphide, carrying copper and Iron, tho copper appearing m a pyrlte form. At a depth of 150 feet a decided change tcfltcs place to a true sulphide ore, but still carrying hlgn-grado hlgn-grado gold values as are encountered on tho surface. . .. There are about ton shipping properties In this district, the principal ones being the Gem,' Phoenix. Grand Victor. Littlo Swode. Gold Quartz, Two Widows and several leasers who are working on the Gold Quartz and Phoenix claims. Thero are proEably about a thousand men In tho district, and the town of Tenabo 1b well located and has all tho necessities of a young and prosperous camp, there being a hotel, cafe, general merchandise store, assay and engineering offices and an automobile service ror transportation, the distance being covered in about an hour and a half. T will state In conclusion that I have visited all the most important camps In Nevada, and was ono of tho pioneers of Tonopah and Goldflold. and will say that I have never visited a district that bos the promising outlook that Tenabo haB, for with tho base ores that are encountered encoun-tered at little depth, their high values In gold and copper, and with ts short distance from transportation, make it the leading sulphldo camp of Nevada. Now York Mining Stocks. .Tams A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and brokers. 6 West Second South Etreot. furnish fur-nish the following New York mining stock quotations, received over their pri-vate pri-vate wire yesterday LISTED STOCKS. Sales.! H. L. Clse Balaklala I 1501 Jl 71 71 Newhouse o00 11 101 10s Tenn Copper "2j Utah Copper I lOOl 22 22 22 NEW YORK CURB RANGE. I Sales-I II. I L. Clso Cum. Ely S00 7J 7i 7i Ely Con 400 J S i Dominion Copper .... 3S75 . 4g 45 G G & S 300 11 11 Is Nevada Utah 1500 4 4J 41 Nevada Smelter 500 2 II H Mitchell 600 2 H 2 Glroux Consolidated .. 300 7 61 7 Tintic Mining 1000 oj 5 o NEW YORK CURB LIST. Bid. Asked. Newhouse v $ 101 $ 10 Utah Copper 23S 242 Nevada Consolidated 103 ' 10S Cumberland Ely 7 7i Balk 7i 71 King Edward J. 14. Nlplsslng 7i S Davis Daly 9S 10 Glroux - 61 7 G G & SII. , 1 7-16 U Nevada Smelting IS 2 Mitchell IS 2i Nevada Utah -1 li Silver Queen 15-16 1 Ely Consolidated I 1 Do"mlnlon Copper 41 4J Gibraltar 10 20 Tintic 41 5 Montgy. Sho 6 71 Butte & London 13 IS Tennessee Copper 31 321 B. King 23 36 Butte Coalition 191 193 G. Cananca 12 124 Tho Metal Market. McCornick & Co. Friday gave the following fol-lowing metal quotations; Lead, $5.25; copper cathodes, lSJc; copper casting, 17Jc. Ore Shipments. The Pioneer sampler released the following fol-lowing cnrloads of ore Friday: Utah, S; Idaho, 1; Nevada. 2. Taylor & Brunton company released tho following; Utah. 12; Nevada, 5; Montana, Mon-tana, 1. Mining Notes, E. M. West, broker, has returned from a few days' outing In Weber cans'on. Colonel E. A. Wall left for New York Friday, whore ho will meet his daughters on their return from an extensive tour of Europe. Tho Cedar mine In Beaver county Is a pretty reliablo shipper. Sho was again on the market yesterday with another carload of high-grade ore. E. L. Godbc, Dave Wcrthelmer and E- E. Werk, mining men of Salt Lake, nro visiting the mines of Alta and Park City tills week. They will return this evening. The mining exchange recently organized in Los Angeles had among Its members D. H. Peery. James H. Pollock. E. L. Sheets and Harry S. Joseph, prominent and active mining brokers of Salt Lake. Richard A. Relpo of Ely, ono of tho I oldest residents and mining men of White 1 Pino county. Nevada, Is In tho city on ' his return from a visit to Yellowstone Park, accompanied by his two nieces. Mr. Relpo will go from horo to Sacramento, Sacra-mento, Cal., to attend the Irrigation Congress Con-gress to be held thero, as an accredited representative from Novada. B. Nlebllng of Phonollte, Nev., spent Friday in tho city, on his way to Chicago. Chi-cago. Mr. Nlebllng Is proprietor of Phonollte's general mercantile establishment, establish-ment, and goes East at this time on a purchasing trip. lie reports mining as booming in the new camp of Phonollto, and says that somo sensational development develop-ment arc being made In somo of tho properties. |
