Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-06

and SiO IN gold. The cronn;.-
slaced q distance If 800 fsat ''nss can be
ION Q TO 70 ounces silver. II "ua assay
llon d the incorporators to I;0t tLe inter
on the St. Louis stock board "sS ~ The stock
+rty has been stocked ior 90 o nne prop.
$4,000 shares at a OAR y",ooo, OF
care. In addition to tbe m;n OF IS per
airy has also secured a The com.
lenty OF wood can be had %"'er right.
property. Another meetino ~ . tS to the
viii be held at the Office M NJ; ne trustees
IAN, corner Of Broadway and aU M q Hele.
1T z O'Clock Monday evening a"u wyoming,
The Copper Outlook.
W. J. Chamberlain Go, OF Dsnvs,
he following remarks to offer on "a's
.er and lead situation: COP
Copper has shown no var;a+;ou
d Iast week. Lake has continued t ~
ery steady al Lie, and Consumers o W !" Do
asst concluded that it is safe to law u; nave at
"ha1 larger stocks. In fact some some
bold as to whisper that there IL are 50
D'ity OF an advance. The best q posi-
found Tor such and an assumption u only
;'Ietlng brands are becoming a triAs 10 mat
ara whereas almost airy quantitS aresr;
livery coul have been had a wso Ir DE-
at 10 cents, there is now "0ek ago
i:'Enatlon on the part OF sellers to - IN
a'es ana TO insist on any improvemaaStrlet
an eightn IN price. During the denrosa:Uol
70 low as " was accepted. London %,
'Deen steady, with a trihe better iaa,! nas
sNing to the decrease of sunnlias @esIlng,
NIL a slight decrease in Stools from
md. Some $500 tons of Matt On
sold at Liverpool at S. Cd per nnit were Ma
lfford company have obtained an Inc
nent for $25O,OOO on the nrons attseh,
french Society OF Metals" Conner 81
have been a bit higher, especiaiIv TS"ocss
ack, which promises increased diyidoaahnsf'
Lead mas been rather quiet s;nca r.
WINDOWS decision in favor OF MeIicon lf'
but the shock has not been So m
as many feared. In fact, there Seems stest
no special reason for any immed;a. eoOe
The July regulations and a iear ee'
reversal, undoubtedly kept stocks Ua
: nd 1t would TAXI some months befo,a W.
re SUPPLIES can come from foreign snu 0any
the demand for lead u"
:uuntry is enormous, ard the eIect.i tnls
ire increasing daily. uSes
The Columbia,
At the Columbia just west Of Missor,o
snich, some very good ore is beino -
'racted. The shaft has been sunk -
tepth OF 100 feet, but the ore is tot0s
rom the 7O-foot level. Considerable voto.
,as been encountered, but the hoist no~
operation on the mine is equal to tho ~
aston and the water is kept below ".
working station. Col. P. r. Dolman ia tLo
'7ner OF the property, but it is at pres mt
'nder lease. In that section the ground
the surface is considerably 6roLaS
F,and It'll therefore a difficult task To fnJ
9th walls. Persons who have wortaS
respects in that vicinity..think that at .
eater depth than has yet been reacbsJ
y prospectors, no difficulty will be e1'
IN discovering the south vol
no that the pay mineral instead of beina
in punches through the lados
latter, as is the case at the depth an isr
Dtalned, will be more even and regular,
The Germania.
A depth OF $50 feet has been attained in
he Germania, located about a mile west
city limits. Cross-cutting to III.
'dge is now progressing as rapidly as pos.
Die. The owners, Frudenstein & McAulE
operating the property and think that
ledge will be cut at a distance of about
y feet from the bottom of the shaft, Tho
re- averages about $50 to the ton. Abont
oO feet east OF the main shaft a hole an
IN depth has been made on the lsdpe
ut owing to the presence OF water in The
latt work had to be suspended for thief m
eng. In the bottom OF this 3O-foot bola
e pay streak is 3 feet wide, and assaysas
gh as 300 ounces per ton have been nh.
lined from the rock. 1t is the intention
the owners to erect q hoist on this Iat.
r discovery as soon as they can conven.
do so.
The Spur,
At the Spur Mine. formerly known astbe
ltty Morris, William Sinsel & Co, ara
six men. TIL shaft at present is
'wn 200 feet, and the work of running
els Is progressing. About IS tons Of
have been hauled from the Spur to the
smelter during the last few DAYS,
q the end is not yet. The ledge from
llch the ore is taken is about three feet
De, but the paystreak varies from eight
ches to one foot. During the past
hteen months between $50, 900 and
1000 worth OF ore has been taken from
, mine.
h Orphan Boy.
IL this property, which belongs to the
company, the shaft reached q
'th OF 400 feet about a week ago. At
bottom Of the shaft a station is at
sent being cut. It is not az yet known
the work OF prosecuting for the
e Will be commenced after the station
ut or whether sinking will be resumed
the prosecuting lone at a greater
Tn than the shaft has now attained.