Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-09-14 | Page 34 | Randsburg Mine Attracts Interest

about to start on scores of the neighborhood. Thedr: to be the richest silver dipor in California, and compares.'; the bonanza of Nevada. - RANDSBURG MINE ATTRACTS INTEREST The sensational, developments In the Kelly mine, near Randsburg, Cal., have created intense excitement throughout the Randsburg district and promises to start a wild DOom. Ore sampling as high as f 56000 a ton in silver continues to be op- j ened. with substantial quantities of $100 1 to 51000 ore in sight, according to the j San Francisco Chronicle. Several carloads car-loads of bonanza ore have been shipped , recently, the ore coming from depths rang- j ing from thirty to fifty feet below the ; surface. i The shipments have eclipsed in value J any ore ever sent out from this section I since the bonanza discovered on the Yel- i low Aster group many years ago. and an entirely new ore belt of tremendous po- tentialities appears to have been demon- j strated. The owners are arranging for operations on a large scale and work is