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Show NEVADA-DOUGLAS HAS INCREASED TONNAGE Fohowlnc is a report from t'::e superintendent superin-tendent rf Xcvie1a-Loiii,'!it mine under dat of .Pine 1m. We have ; ne-er; "e 1 ojr tnnnnce ht the Castinq Cnp; er fmn; l'""'f tons tn 1'jO ton? per (lav. The irraue of tills ore dunnc i lie la.-t t-n das of May was a!. out p-?r cnt copper. The f,z of the ore. bo-lv in main sTr.pe seems to l' increasing increas-ing " a M'ie in f7.p and t h crade a little better. Tbe N'n. ,"( ra se is up ffty feet from the C1'"-level. This rai? 'cas been in or a'! fee way up. averactnzr about " per rnt. Tlie '-1i;i:h' t?r of the nip is ai rhal.-opynie In schist formation. forma-tion. Arprentlv th.is ore is all primary, as It rop:;:irs nn carhnpa t ". and no secondary sec-ondary suiT hides, but ve should rfach our second a rv ore zone v.-j b in the n-xt fer- feet, and then snmd liave a pood cmrr.ereial quaiity of ore. We base this cor.cP.fdor on th- fiVt thnt e have extensive ex-tensive brriiei of )each1 gauzen and low-sra-ie m:C.ichito dros'ts about fifty feet above t'nh- point. In the event that we do not strike tins seconoarv zone of enriched en-riched ore we will have at any iate developed de-veloped a larpe amount of low-crade ore which will be valuable milliter ore. In the 6"0 stone at the Ludwic we are still mining about the same tirade of ore as renorted In our previous letter. We have connc ted the 7'- stop with a raise from the S"0 and are now drlftMi-r north and south on ore that will run a bout fi per cent. This is practically all new ground ami we ha ce not determined the extent of our hlyh-jrrade deposits. We are dointr development work on the 3") and 4 foot lp Hs on stna 11 streaks oT hfph-prade- ore, which In former times have been very productive. The forty level Is still producing the usual tonnage of hich-grade ore. These deposits are Irregular, but from appearances we will be able to maintain tlie present rate of production. Mason Valley News. |