Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-03-06 | Page 12 | Gold Spring Claim Report Encouraging

GOLD SPRINGS CLAIM REPORT ENCOURAGING Rich Samples of Ore Sent From Property Prop-erty Near Nyala, Nev.; Development Totals Several Hundred Feet. A highly encouraging report, Accompanied Accom-panied by some rich ore specimens, was received yesterday from the property of tho Gold Springs .Mining company by Manager W. 1 . Livingston. The Gold Springs proper! y consists of six claims situated near Nyala, Nov., and Is controlled con-trolled by Mr. Livingston and his associates. asso-ciates. The properly Ih being developed under the supervision of Lcland Livingston. Liv-ingston. J-or the purpose of making thorough tests of tho ores developed, a small null has been erected at tho property and the ores are nssayed as they arc taken from tho ground. Development work done to date aggregates Heveral hundred feet and ore has been encountered In ail. The report yesterday concerned development devel-opment at a new point, whoro average sa in pies actuss a four-foot vein yielded i values of live ounces gold, live ounces sliver and Home load. . The lowest assay was a lit I In better than one ounce gold und tho highest was twelve ounces uold. The silver runs about one unit to the Oiincn gold. The main fissure developed so far varies in widtli from two or three feet to lit teen feet In width. A smaller Vein has been found which yields good values, but further1 fur-ther1 development is expected to disclose that it Joins tho main fissure beloro it leaves tiie Gold Springs group.