The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-12
MINING INFORMATION.

Forty-one thousand shares of Phoeni,
have been sold on subscription.
The Ohio company have been getting
rich lead In n few days.
The Mildred is showing good ore will
every indication that depth is all that II
required TO make the mine producer.
A meeting Of the Mountain Lion com
pany is called for April % when il is ex
pected that work will be resumed nj once
The output Of the Granite Mountain fol
the week ending April Sd was 46 bars oi
bullion, containing s0.406 ounces fine sill
Yer and 155 ounces fine gold.
John W. Dawson Of Philipsburg, has
taken a bond from j. H. Cooper for one
half of the Silver Belle and Standing
Rock lotlcs In Flint Creek mining district
Consideration, $4,000.
The Siircr State says the Morning Star
is continuing TO improve in richness and
Is going 10 develope into one OF the best
mines in the state. Assays made I'm Butte
are Of the same fiattcring kind as were
made here last week.
The subscription books of the Phoenix
Mining company, ARE closed, enough stock
DEVELOPMENTS. A report IL current that q
rich strike of brittle and ruby silver ore
has been made in the Phoenix.
The Zosel district, near Deer Lodge, is
developing several mines which promise
veil. One assay from the Bonanza, the
shaft Of which Is now Is feet. went NJ
per cent of lead and rs ounces silver.
The poorest assay went 2H ounces OF
silver only.
A sample of ore from the recently dis
covered tin mines, in Cascades, above
Green River, has been analysed, by Ta-
coma assayer, and il is saic TO show per
cent tin. The vein is reported TO be a
large one, with thousands OF tons OF ore
in sight.
The Utah & Montana Mine Machinery
company have turned the Champion mill
over 70 the trustees OF the latter company.
They Immediately had II insured for $30.-
600. The first silver brick from the mill
vns taken TO Deer Lodge last Tuesday. II
weighs "A pounds and runs about 81 600.
Another one brought down Wednesday
goes about 5000.
The Siirer State says: Superintendent
Long Of the Deer Lodge Mining & Milling
company shipped car load of fine ore
Sunday TO the Great Falls smelter. They
are in shape now to make regular ship
rnents Of ore that would surprise those
most Sanguine of the possibilities. and
richness Of Zosel district.
The American.Nettie mine at Ouray,
Col, has opened up natural cave similar
10 those found near Red Cliff. The cave
has been explored for q distance OF IS
H..
known. There are four feet of ore in the
bottom Of the cave that assays from 25 To
rs ounces Of gold per ton.
The Helena Journal is informed that an
body of second grade ore has
been encountered in the Copper Bell. II
Is said to average s65, but this figure is |
probably little steep. The workings are
also on the lead at the bottom Of the
shaft, and the high grade ore originally |
encountered is found in considerable |
quantities. The Copper Bell is no longer
. prospect, but mine.
There is an interesting field for pros
pect work around Bear Basin, which /
should engage the attention OF prospectors
during the coming season, and those in /
Iending TO do SO should get in there as /
soon as possible after the snow is of, as
later in the season water is scarce. Float
rom there shows the mineral 10 be a
copper-stained lead carbonate
rery favorable for silver in combination.
i is said that there are several large con-
acts lying between lime.-Crystdi Rirer,
yoi., Current.
party consisting OF eight or ten men,
ays the Philipsburg Mail, with provisions
o last them month, started out last
Thursday, headed for Stony creek. where
hey have located a large tract OF land for
,lacer diRgings. The location is about
ixtecn miles west Of Philipsburg, and the
round is thought 10 be very rich i'm gold.
IN, ,p.ldcr vi she party, Joe Schappel, has
,ad tic ground in view for long time
nd is satisfied that enormous riches are
deposited therein, which can be obtained
rhen properly worked.
The Wallace, Idaho, Free Press says
he Cnr dAlenes have produced more
alue during the five years since the dis
overy Of ore there than any other mining
district a. that age, The lead-silver pro-
|uct is estimated at $s,00o,0Oo, Of which
.bout four million dollars were yielded
rs, year. Eight millions are considered
safe estimate for this season. II took
which is often cited ms
he richest camp, 10 years 10 produce slo,-
10000. "we have here In the C1ur
fAlene,Y says the Free Press, "nearly
,aught .p with Leadville in five years,
md xere all our mines, that are ready fer |
,hipping ore. worked, the product would |
exceed that Of Leadville even at the p,es- |
rnt time. Therefore, we can predict a |
great future for the C9ur dAlene. and |
shen we grow as old as Leadvile now il |
70 expect 10 have $200,0Oo,000 To our
rredit instead Of sl5s, s,O0O,0 900 as y,eadville |
now has.