The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-10


MINING 0DW0.
summit Valley Mining 0osHsoe'
The mipes - Q rule sre looking
veil, many q ttem showing decided
important Developments have bses
inspsuvemest, ard IN several vesy
made daring the past week.
The strike 1t the Shontsr, IN ~
count Of which was peblkhed IN yes'
terlay's NIxER, seems 70 b vefitar
be bouansa' Last night, about NJ
teeu Ieet oftbe ledge bed been encsv.
cred. which bad widened to i've teet
and improved In value. The Shon'
; har bi(ls fir % beooase o0e of the most
valuable properties In thisdistrict.
The Alice properties are oil looking
we'll. 6evssal strikes have been made
during The week, the most important
Of which b In the crosseut from the
G,ce ofthe west drift Of the 30 tooe
south, IN The Magma Charts; where .
vein he's been uncovered which ~
says 50 ounces. The extent q tho
new nnd 10 not yst known, bat indF
cations ars that It viii prove The
most important diseovesy yet n'ade
IN the mine. In the II. G. L V.
hois.ipg he's been Temporarily ss's-
pended to avoid hauling ose over tho
snow to the mill. Stopping b being
dose on The lint level, anda WINE b
being sunk on the large oss body
known ~ the ValdemeTo ore shoot,
to The lower level, which viii open
Cd the same oss body below. When
the Wine b completed the lower
level viii 10 connected with The
Magma Charts 80, and tho n. G. 4
v. ore will b hauled ID ears through
that level and hoisted through the
MAGMA Chassa shaft, which will great
II lessen the cost Of hauling. The %
stau,ps Of the Alice mills hsve been
dropping with their wonted regulari-
" aud to such good purpose, that
bullion valued It ~, 66S was shipped
during the pest wesk.
The Noalton = looking nst Eafe
in every level, stope and drift. The
mill b plentifally Supplied fFon The
stones Of the 30 and 3O and
deve.opemsnt work b being prose-
Gated In The 500.
The Lexington ~ running like
clock work and pounding out bullion
with it, accustomed regularity.
last week were valued 1t
eas-S72. Sinking on the shaft b pro-
xressing rapidly. The no font Heel
viii be opened oat thk. week.
The CIear Gri. b doing IN immense
amount e exploration and develop
ment work, and h looking well.
The Silver Bow properties are
showing up we'll and yielding . bouu-
lifsl supply of ore TOR the eompanys
30-stamp mill.
Work h being crowded on the
hiatt house and new machinery -
he Anaconda and ~ Lawrence.
The Calusa b Lroducing from 50 to
100 tons Of ore pr day, sosne Of which
b shipped direct from the mime, the
balance b reducssl to copper matte
md shipped East for reduction.
The Parrot Company b pushing
he work on their new and heavy
which will, when COM
plete, double the capacity II the
nine. The ore output now keeps the
aLtOn snseltcr busy.
GENERAL NOTES. :
The stamp mill at Maiden II in
operation.
Near Livingston, ~ the \. p, two
liver h'des dre being opened and d. ,
'elopetl.
The male population u White Sui
'''ur SPRING. ID affected with quartz
ever.
It h predicted that the old Rochss- {,
er mining district. In Madison
s'unty, will loom up. |,
The mines at llasin City are being
worked this winter with larger
DEre Of men than heretofore. I
The tunnel has tapped the Collar
nine 1t . depth of 40 feet from the
urfaee, ut which point the vein b
ully twenty feet wide. |,
The terms Of the recent sale Ut the .
'Ollar mine ut Maiden are about -
'llows: The Omaha Sn,elterC 20. pay
dessrs. Snow, Irvine L Go. 5000
y cash. put In $'sl, O0N worth Of ma
.hinery, stock the mine, and deliver ,
stipulated amount Of the stock to
be sellers.
A number NJ tons Of rich ore from
be Legal Tender mine ut Argenta
ave been shipped from, Dillon to
alt Lake City during the pest week.
here h fine showing q ore In the
line. The vein varies from two to
10 and . half feet IN thickn0se and ,
-says 3iO ounces In silver to the ton,
nd goes over 30 per cent. In lead.
Bulljoo 0hlpmooto.
The following shipanents Ut bullion
'ere made during the rast week
br0ugh the ONCE az the Pacific Elk. /!
ress Company:
91-AN ns~nMnAo