Mohave County miner., 1884-03-23
MINING ABROAD.
ITEMS FROM THE VARIOUS MINING
 JOULNALS OF THE COUNTRY.

Ire New York Sun says: Now that the | layers oG tin ore III Har2ey J eak district ol
 the Black Hills are practically inexhausti- bie, and black tip. which costs now from
 3959 to $tC0 De: jon. can be ptodaced at the 1 new Dakota mines for less tban so pei
 ton, end keeping i'll view that we impor. 5ouelhing like $25, 100000 worth Of tia eve.s yea, Id that with the growth oi the Indast-y the consumption is constantly increasing, the importance of tlo disco very beoomes self-evideng.
 All the gold found at Co1r dAlene is coalse and unworn, with few particles Of qa,rtz attached, and seemingly but Iittie
 7atef-v7a shed. Most of it has been found .n crevices and between the layers of the rin Jf the bedrock, Known as TiIn-tock. IT. bedrock IS of the hardest kind, commonly known as q kind o: slate IL is vary rough, fall Of seams, n layers of an angle of about l5 de5reo'. 1t the middle of the craati it $ from one to five feet to bedrock. .-Ldaho
 World.
 Inc production of tha Like Superior cop Per mines for 1855 was 61,0v)O.0 pounds of copper.
 At the copper mines of the Calumet and I8oia Mining Company, cn the borders Of Lako Superior, tho amount of refuse re- sull,ng iron the process Of inning is suIfi- ;ie2t to cover an acre o3 groand one fout ieap every forty-eight hours. The disposal 'f Jhis enormous mss is only accomplished y Erelt labor and at Le.vy cost.
 Globe has seven spslter5; siz aro rateI as # thirty tons capacity each, but will run it5y ona of ore daily. TEe only drawback is the ezor6itint price O; calze.. delivered. E:i5h Is about $jL. Tlote are now, pro5a- oly, not less than 250 tons of copper at the Dominion companys smeltecs awaiting transportation.
 Tlo Silver King mine o: Aliz Isi;ka..s made Ill the arrangements for cleo
 Tee streak of bisnluth iIaef so4s4 the Yankee Gill mine at Red a5SdSsss,s44ss1 -. varies from 10 to F inohsz alkh, and tvetasos upwards of $2o, J0sssr lon in y5lae.
 Fivs-sizths of the current production Of old are absorbed in tue arts and manufao- 5ures in the Weste,n world and in B.isish India. A pat of the ro-ilining sixth Is lost in the wetr of cons and by fires, ship weeks and forgotten hoar Is.
 The United Verde Copper Complny has leyl red another quarterly diyiaoai of SG3- O.
 Tie annual report of the Omaha Smoltino Works Company, puts the production Of 1883 at SIP 100000. This is an increase ii . per cant oyer the output iu the proceed ing year. The force employed last yc.,r }y ell 3J) men, Ov5r T. 3)0, tons Of oI I'd 8.0}2 ms Of coke were consumed. ] .ad 57lo.0)) p}id to tho Uni9a P..oiie for freight clalgas.
 Tae waacs Of the men employed by tl 1 ; -Jc,lsnt Company of Silver Reef, Utah. !. lag5 lately been reaaced. Now t:Ie engineers ni biaek8miths receive &l per d:y: ciners ] 8: 5np h"nds, 82'50: a1aalgi13t3rs a5 a2.e ! nil, S,5.75, and wlGes of sit other euplovoes laye been reduced accordingly.
 The flow Of water from 5hs Satlo Tanael | s 6,852G00 gallons per d"v.
 Fcc-y E5our< gin }. .cirg Fcview.
 Arizona, with her vast deposits Of gold. 'fIver, copper eDd ion. must inevitably one 10 tAe front IS a mineral sec&on. Here ho prospector can find 3 good field for his tUdy and enterprise and the capitalist fer .i'Don9y.
 Aj-represeate!ioas $ to t'se quantity and iua5ty of orc bodies in mines invariably Itmate to tie detriment Of camps and arscns, no matter how anxious to capitalize :. ,rop5rties, should not lend themselves to '.lSe and fraudulent st ttements, whether by yord of mouth, by letters or the columns of hc press.