Mohave County miner., 1884-03-02
MINING ABROAD.
ITEMS FROM THE VARIOUS MINING
 JOURNALS OF THE COUNTRY.

l The latest description or lAe ne" InilllS regicn in the CoGr d'Alene mountains Is this: Pritchacds guloh is % miles long and from 2O0 to 59G yards wide, the stream fall- l ing about ? feet in I00. The slate crosses the stream at nearly right angles and the ! jagged slate makes natural rifles whi3h i have caught the gold. On fritohard's Gulch prospects have been found for 15 niles The gold is worth Si65) per oancs. E ,g.e CT ok isl0 mics long and from 2J) to 5JJ yards wide. Good prospects are reported at the lower esd. Bearer creek is Is miles iong. Some good prospects hye been found along this cres-,, bus badfoe,. k25n"t yet been fJund.--IG .ho Statesman.
 From reliable so1rca ws learn that very rich strike ,s basc n ld by .Ae United Verde psop,e n tGe ,w3r levels fl the Wade Hampton mille. 4 yJre lIree body of high grade cppp4r ore, clrrying considerable sill yer was encountered 10 feet from the sur face, and it is supposed to be new and in tersecting vein.-P 'es3ott Miner.
 The depth attained by the Nevada mins3 is as follows: The Utlh, 198) feet, the Serrl Nevada, 2JO); Un ol c ,n3).id lUel Nj ex- ion and Op nr,el3h 2511. Consolidated Vir gina and California, 3,3JO ea9l; Best md Belche~, 200); Gould and Curry, 22O0; H .Is and No:cross and Slvage. 2l)); ChoLT, 200; Ward ver5ij4l sh fit, 2,163: Combina- ton shaft, 2I40; Yellow Jacket, 30Jo; Bel cher, 3 DO; c 5wn P nt, 2300; ONerman and GlleIo lia, ,slsh 1G0); Alta anl Belt)n, eG)l 19oO; s iyer Hi, 130J; Consolidated l.n- p.rial, 230J.
 Thoro is mora life in Arizona mining matters than all other sections of the couH- try combined. The cause is the general merit of our mines.-Star.
 Our total met1l product is now $G0)000, 0)0, whi3l is about eqlaI to our en5ive for ei3n commerce, including bo.h imports and exports in l36).
 Rocky Mountain Mining Review.
 Talk IS cheap, but wo:2 tells. Pro52ejt; are thiJk. but mines are comparatively fe
 Parties who are seeking profitable invest nents fJr their money wll d. well tp look towards A.iz,nt. There are sections of tn tt Territory exceedingly rich in min eril.
 Why don't yon sell one of the mines and work the others With the moneY re3e,vod in plymont? Mnv poor fellow would like u d. It, bat trouble is tle slla Of plr- tial!y developed property is not always easy.
 Maay mining pro 3oe5ie' ooald b. worked successfully, winch aro nov idle, should tno tae rAilro ads r5dl3, 5ls f.slg'lt rts,s. S5iil others could be made to pay were the s-ngit- ing rates lower.
 Is mining p,ayeI out? The product for 1883 was larger than ever before. Is mining played out? There ars .hree times the n1mber of payiny p-opartjos there were year 20. Is mining pltyel out? From al O. the Rocky Mountain S .hoas come aD- nouncsmsnts alm ,st q uly of no7g produii g mines. Minlns Is just beginning to pln in.
 Since the start.nI of hints We have coined 755,GoO, D Q a v5r dollars Ths British IIn- p5r,stt hints in tngl md, where silver IS not currency. ii the s,ma length of time, have coined 522J 0JJC0l.
 h nature, silver occurs in g d;Eoro1t forms.
 The annual reP3rs Of the Onaha S2lc!tirG g Works Comp ny puts the production .n l5o5 at $l27JA0J0. TLis is an incre5se of s per cent over t1o o1t2Is in the pte3aii1G year.
 On pay dly at Butte, Mont ,na, some $}J0,O0O was paid out by t-a minin; coinpr- mes. The An ,ccnda alo2e plid S-2)0.O, and @ L nct n, Colorado, Alec and Mont "a a, p1t o 1t Liz sums. Any cc--2 whoro half this su IS id for mining X p nses ou1Lt U Le very prosperous.
 T Q new reduction and conces tratin8 works at Cogbin, Montana, hive been com- p!etsd. These are sad to be very complete probably the hast plant of the kind n that Territ jry. The estimated cost is 9j0,000 and .e p city 125 tons every q hours.
 r thirty yelrs previous to 1880 tho.e has been expanded in the paroaase Of m.nes il the Un t5l States, and all inc don't l ex !, ,4ssi ar:s.n from d3ve,op neat of the slns, $70Oj0 co. Tie cas1 returns from these min5i fpr the slme t'ms arno lnted to $2 Q, J10,0)), giving ne. prof5 of 300 per c3nt on the inve 5tment.
 The bullion pro lu 3tion Of Alaska is off oi fly gv9n al 315, JJ0 fot 1881. and s ,50, ,G00 f3r 1882.
 Prof Thomas Pri3e has just shippsj over land to Airi for the u55 of an English com pauv a complete ontit of hydraulic and qua tz ming machinery, which WAS made in this city. Tie mines 10 be worked are in the Tr4nsvlsl Republic, South Africa,and thitler tle entire outfit of machinery will bc atrriod. It has Ill bean manufactured n this city, i4sd was few dtys ago shipped o7 Fl nj to New York. The vl!.a Of the m23linsry is SID ))). Tae In o1 I ol Works made the 6o s1amo mil " ic WAS sent; P trk t Lacy m de the hydraulic out it and II lb c,ok, Merrill & S:et'on mlds the niles f pips tl 1t will bs usel 70 convey the wlter ns ;sssary for machin 's. The machinery fl l, tws lty e,rs ani the freigh, on t was 8, ,977f- -z5.-SAn FrAnois5J Chrol- lJ,e.
 Ths tot;l bullion yield of British Colum- b'a cons;sgiI wagily Of gold, amounts to .baut S29,0)5,0J0, the product of 1858.
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