The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-05

Ing the week TO be principally Interested In the
rs Inc TS
TOMS an output Of from five to six tons per day
Aspen mine has been making heavier ship.
ments this, month than ever before. The
average daily OUTPUT since April has been 1913
month above $500 tons. II is interesting to
note that the advance in the price OF silver adds
about $500 per day TO the profits OF this great
mine.
=, A promising discovers, is reported from the
assays co per cent. lead and 81 ounces silver.
The Justice is shipping thirty tons OF ore daily,
ern chute in a few days The new shaft on the
Little Annie has struck tho ore body. which
runs ~ per cent. lead and from 60 to 1875
In the Mollio Gibson large amount OF de-
yelonment work 10 being done. The Incline is
day. and a small atrenk Of ore is being followed
strike, OF three inch, fine gray copper orc
Strings. ON Monday It " viii average SS6 ounces Se
- A strike has been made in the lookout, near
Telluride. Tho Ranguo asSaved runs over
$4,000 gold to tho ton. a report was In crcu-
lation on Tuesday that some gold rock worth
1UCsoN, Ariz.. April 25.-The wisest OF min
ers are fooled something's as is shown by re;
ports from Mr.. Bon. Winston, who arrived
from Swsheim Mountains. and brings the lat
est news from the Great American mine, which
has not been worked since tho owners shut it
there arc three Of them-lnterested some
Colorado men IN the mine a few months ago
Everything was observed closely. and sam pios
Of the ore from the mine and dump were taken
back with them: assays were made OF the
was developed that the ore on tho waste
dump, which was supposed to be limestone,
.a resa. 9 G
to DO hanging wall assayed 900 ounces. Will
the streak. a few inches wide. from W hich the
fnn nI
The experts were satisfied. A diamond drill
lease and bond for deed were drawn up and
executed, and In duo time the drill was boring
a hole into the side OF the mountain. About
three weeks ngo, whom the hole was In seventy
feet or moro. an accident to the machinery
caused temporary stoppage Of the work new
supply with a new operator IRON Denver. who
haa made q lifelong study Of diamond drill
to the mine. The drill is expected to reach the
ledge in about 300 feet and will tar 1t about
the same depth. It was the intention Of the
had been tapped by the drill before closing
the sale. but since work has been commenced
closely the three claims under bond. and are
well satisfied to take the properties on the
present showing. They expect to have ton
and another bullion producer will be added to
the many in Cochlse county.
Mining news from EhrenberR continues good.
The placers are producing their usual guam
ny Of gold a and new new, mining legations are
ooRnF Se AND The @ he
ore Is very rich and widening At the ninety-foot
level. whore the vein is now being cut
berg, has been taken up Iy Jualuln Degado
and others, who will carefully work these rich
ddigginGs, The gold found IL this amp is very
hence the name trio. meaning wheat.
W. c. Truman Is one Of the lucky finders Of q
from the Superstition Mountains. in the foot
hills. Alta depth Of twenty feet the ledge Is
amost pece IF rock les S com m
tact OF porphyry and syenite. with a clearly
defined hanging wall Of tale. Work will com
mence on the mine at once TO determine its
value. ana II 1t turns out as 1t now shows up 1t
will be good one.
QuiyIari has been rum ing day and night on
good ore. The mines Improve as the work
ess and they exnot il few days to
Frank RyIani oi re White Peoschio district,
Groom's King Solomon gold mine is tho pride
Of the district. The vein Is larGe. and gold is
R @ne Is aEns Of
quantities. William Murphy Of the bradshaw
0s II sh We T' he nd Is Esf
The g Mines IN The Goisse dsric. are produc-
lily. A Colorado gentleman who came out to
examine the Tiger mine seems to be we'll sat-
u. i
Of mines arc about to be sold to, some Pitts:
burgh capitalists. They are highly ,plensed
With the prEPerty and exnSes close the trade
in Graham county. and is considered to To as
good as any In the Territory. though but little
sideration is not yet made known. but it is said
to be quite an amount. T. G; RUSSELL came In
tsins. about nine miles from this city. bringing
with him some fine specimens OF silver ore
from the Tipler mine. that assays from 800 to
The Central Silver Mining Company. In the
Casa Grande district. is Improving daily. and
OF the best developed and paying properties In
the southern part OF Arizona.
Gov. Campbell Hasn't Heard OF any Boom.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. May A special from
Washington TO the Evening Dispatch Of this
city announces that ex-President Cleveand's
recent trip TO Washington, although ostensibly
on business before the Supreme Court. WAS in
reality nothing but a political move. and that
while there Cleveland had a conference with
leading Democrats. and it was decided to
make tho national Democratic ticket read
Cleveland and Campbell In 1892. and that the
recent meeting q the Free Trade Reform Club
at HaRerstown. Nd. was the fret step in that
direction. The bright and shining lights who
took part Ia the meeting we're Congressman
It is said that the real intent Of, the, meeting
was to set the ball in motion for Cleyeland and
Campbell In 1892. Gov. Campbell saw the
special this afternoon. and was asked for In
formation concerning the meeting. In sub
stance he said:
~ was invited 70 that meeting by the rresi-
a personal friend OF mine and also OF. Mrs.
Campbell Being unable to be present ] sent
q letter. partly personal and pnrtly official.
i have not been advised as to whether boom
was started for any ono. have not been CIV
ing any attention to booms. except right here
IN this office. for some time. and think II
pretty early to begin this kind OF work. III
don I carry the State In 1901. 1t is hardly prob
able that any one will want me on the ticket"
Tho Woman sum ago Party to ParnelI.
This letter has been sent TO Mr.. Parnel:
M th1rleS SU'rdrt Pdrr>L NJ r.. HOuJe " COnBaoNS.
H,HmInSter England,
uoSoREp SIR; on behalf OF the Woman Suffrage party
OF New York State desire to toyou and your
colleagues OF the Irish Parliamentary party tho warm
thanks for many and chvalrouB course IN r1
posing bill 10 secure municipal suffrage to women in
Ireland. This noble ~ ustce honorable both To
your hsAds aud your hearts viii greatly aid the cause
OF justice everywhere and viii bring 10 tho
home rule cause tho grateful y " the friends
ppecitully. " Louis. Thomas Chairman State Commit
tee Ida Louise Dildue N. H.. secretary. Hamilton
Wilcox, Chairman Executive Committee