Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-12
INNING NofEs.

Tintic, Utah, mines are exhibiting evi.
dences of great value.
Mount Corey, New, promises to be a lively
and prosperous camp.
But little work is being done in Crabb dis.
tricf, Nevada, owing TO the cold weather.
Four of the Cottonwood mines have lust
been bonded by Reno parties for $50. coo.
A Silver City, n. NJ, prisoner struck a
lead the other day in the jail yard, and o
shaft ia now being sunk.
A rich discovery has been made near the
Kingsbury mill, in Plumas. TIE fat rock
prospects into the thousands.
The Ingersoli mine, Tombstone, owned
largely by parties in Los Angeles, promises
to rank among the first mines in Arizona.
A four.foot vein of iron ore has been dis
covered in Bear valley, Columbia county,
Oregon, about one ard half miles from the
river.
The machinery for the new boisting works
Greepville Iron Works. Water power will
be used.
Walker Mining District, eight or ten miles
from Prescott, A. T., has now 200 men at
work, opening mines. putting up houses and
machinery, getting out timber, burning char
coal, etc.
The Indian Valley mill, of Plumas, was
started up by steam power or Monday, and
will be kept running in this way until the
reservoir is again full enough to permit Of a
return to water power.
Reports come in that rich diggings have
been found at the Kslamaz 20 mine, in Mo-
hawk, says the Sierra Valley Leader. In ex-
cavating pit for an overshot water-wheel at
point about sixty feet distant from the
present shaft fine boxing gravel was encoun-
tered, which prospects nearly twenty-five
cents to the pan. If the deposit is exten.
sive the find will prove bonanza.
An Esna Post Salmon river correspondent
says the Uncle Sam mill will start up on the
10Th. They have plenty of good rock on
hand TO keep them busy until the water gives
out, and then they will move their mill down
into Whites gulch. Il will take two incines,
/, 100 feet each, and then they will have wa
ter the year round.
The Radding Democrat says two citizens Of
Rsdding lately discovered very rich gold
bearing quartz ledge on gulch that puts into
the head of Olney gulcb, between Reddiug
and Igo. and have located 8 coo feet on the
vein. They are taking out from so TO S15 q
day with hand mortar. They have been
offered $1,000 for their claim, but refused to
sell at that figure.
Two men while out prospecting made an
examination of the mound alongside of the
road in front Of tho Warm Spring ranch, two
miles this side Of Hudson's, and were rewarded
for their trouble by discovering come silver
cropping. Upon having an asssy msde they
discovered that the rock was very rich, one
being of 500 ounces snd another of about 300
ounces. Judge Hudson has ofsen examined
the spot. but never found any traces of min
eral there. It may prove rich fnd.-[Sil-
YER City Southwest.
George E. Hutchinson, President Of the
South Pioneer Mining Company. showed us
some assays from rich ore in the lower work
ipgs Of the Great Republic mine, belonging
to the Howard Mining Company The
average of ten Essays was $9,772 7G
in silver This very rich ore streak
was found in Wine being sunk
below the 200-foot leve, at depth Of about
twenty feet. This company have a complete
mill. They have battery of ten stamps, but
have everything in shape to increase it to
twenty stamps if necessary. They also have
eight Frus concentrators and roasters, so that
they are prepared to treat any kind Of ore
that may be found in the mine. The South
Pioneer is looking well and the ore runs up
into the hundreds Tucson Citizen.