The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-01-28
MINES.
A Brief Report Of Several Leading
Mines Belonging to Silver Bow
County.
Another Word Concerning the Berlin
and Lookout.

Another Word Concerning the Berli
and Lookout.
The Parrot is taking out 0:e from
the 100. 200 and so foot levels in tn
slopes. The ore con inues to aversge-ul
in value and sho VS. no dimipunjtiol
In bulk. 500 tons per day are beinl
hoisted. The new Parrot EN- liter /
10 good shape.
MoULTON.
Exploration Is still g ling on In tn
cross cuts and drifts.
The usual amount of ore IL being
extracted, hoisted and run through
the mill.
The mill IL run with q full force Of
men and will continue to run On the
rich ore.
THE ARRAH
Has a shaft down ITO feet and has
run q level, west, SO feet on a body Of
exceedingly rich ore. The vein is n
inches in width and will assay l5c
OF. 10 silver.
This is un .oahtedly the same vein
st uck a few years since by Ed Malo ~
whtn he was developing the Moose
mine which adjoins the Arrah. The
Mo Sc is owned by Barker, Larabie
and johnson. These gentlemen are
al.o the leesees Of the Arrah and hold
the l ase for one. year and also a bond
on the property f r one year.
THE POLLOCK.
Leased by Kennedy l. Co., contin-
ues to produces rich ore. The COM
psny have stopped driving and are
now raising to strike a rich body of
ore above. The average assay Of the
ore now being extracted is 70 ounces
silver Ter ton.
Foreman O'Do 1ntl II, of the Mar
garet Ann, has succeeded In pump
ing out IS feet Of water, and will be-
gin sinking tomorrow on the main
shaft.
BEAVER HEAD COUNTY.
The Berlin has now reached the
depth Of IS feet. The company have
q two-c impairment shaft 43x9
feet; have built q good chop house
and boarding house 38x4O, one and
one-half stories high. AL, the work
done shows confidence in the proper
ty on the part of the lucky owners.
The vein dips at an angle OF: about
IS degrees. The shaft is a vertical
one and crossed the vein at a depth
Of IS feet. Sinking has been suspen-
ded and cross cutting has Teen begun
with the expectation Of reaching the
vein in rs ar 20 feet. The vein wheE
eros: ed showed four feet Of
high grade ore, and the expectations
are to find it fully Is good or better
1t the present depth, when sinking
will aga'n be resume l and the vein
at the 2O0-foot level.
LOOKOUT.
The Lookout Is apara lei vein, to
he Berlin, and. by experts pro-
,ounced equally as good. Jas. Par
formerly superintendent Of the
.ecla company, has purchased an
nte: est and will put men at. work at
,nce. There are two ou,crops on the
lain, and the ere assays away up In
he hundreds. Mr.. Parfet il well
Known by all the miners Of the coun-
~, aud all will be glad to know of
lis lucky venture. The people of
3~eaverhead are leioiced and feel con-
idence in the camp. 4
GOLDSMITH.
This property, owned by e. A.
Nichols, Geo. Tong, Jere Roach and
dr. M. Davis, is becoming more
daily, from the valuation
# rich ore extracted. The main
haft Is now down l52 feet. The
Che workmen have drifted east to
he line of the Amy silversmith, and
vest IS feet on a body Of r averag-
ng in width from nine inches to two
eet, and giving battery assays of 100
'unces in silver. The company are
ore from the west drift,
md intend stopeing to surface on the
asst level. The property has had a
Inc showing from the time 1t was
lrst struck. Very much Of the rock
hows native and wire silver, and
OCCASIONALLY horn silver. A very
arge, rich specimen. covered with
pots of silver, may be seen at the
flee of Judge Nichols. A sufficient
orce of men to work the mime sue
essfully Is continually kept at work.
Dnpenmol !