The sun., 1890-01-27

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this vein Il q, h,promisinE claim 9ynee By james
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on the SS S|s SaSs S t9S Sg sq
GTneS Nho also Sy Tie EuFeta Rsy the sreat
est showing In the district. On this last named
PropeFsy owners have run three S iSsI tSnneIs
per ton in silver They have eP9ut 500 tons Of
good @ HiO proht OF there, and they were shipping ali
psd ss Hn S sGs As PSfs b. EsTt sH.
lead, and some gold; Two tunnels have been
Ep1 on this ledge ind both q them are In CeTS
%hS 6Sas IL fSS H5S Vicinity T I besides the mines
SistriGts that have shipped his6; 6;rredo ore,
Idaho City. and, as there is no wagon road from
hero. supplies are taken oyer the salmon hiHer
%oooS Riper branch " the 3 0rosqn Short LINE.
One OF the most rSmepptiS p diseovsries 'nidss 3ta
took AcG the Shsep Tsre ds
stream near by, and, while drinking, one Of the
dsep bonndod 9ES a%ay into tie oes and tie
prospectors went 70 the spot next morning t9
no trace Of blood, but after some search they
found where the ball had struck large boul.
sd RS ssn
I'D SnS sn The S@, q The Soc4s SN but T6S 6
| account OF the moss the ore could not be seen.
shipped $4,000 BRICK t9 the Government
$rsRs Se P.ySe have y ds's ssO in the
Queen Bsss mine at koSEy BaE Thsy phs hSSe
aDdG SEd as result have % Opened up -" coninuoas
ore body Ave feet between walls, CARRYING ore
the value o $50 to the II n free END md
several large offers for the mine. but have com
an extension OF tho Queen Bess. have recently
ore in r6eP Ptse Nearly every day we hear
reports OF rich finds at Rocky Bar Several
mills there are running.
MORE RICHNESS IN HARouA HAIA.
=, TUCSON. Ariz. Jan. 1s,-It has been reported
milling gold rock in the Harqua Haln district.
The Messrs. Quinn In working one OF their
discovered massive vein Of rich gold ore:
which they have stripped for IA distsnSe .S ,,s Of
pin6ead throughout the entire mass. It's, ex-
tent is not yet know1 This properly lies about
It is undoubtedly the largest gold mine YET dis
covered In this section. The owners are in
grade ore from the Silver King mine worked at
sas ors she isSo even R
the Tuoky6oe mine, Chloride Al last ACCOUNTS
ounces Of gold to the ton. ,o,ooo
per year keeping their works and mine in
shape They have done this for the last. three
aad ths Smaay meow wSon ney % Pet
sulting benefits.
Of the ore that he brought in is half metal
Negro mine yesterday Eyerything at the mine
Is reported running like clockwork. The |
he process s By Which the ore IS WoTRed IS
complete success The ore. which runs from |
thirty to forty ounces to the ton: contains a
treatment should pave the way for the working
Of some OF the large bodies Of base ore Of simi-
where immense lodges are suficiently deyel-
to 81 hsF IL Sydsd 20
cessfully treat their ores.
MINING IN COLORADO.
DENVER, Jan.20.-Asi six Inch steam pump Is be-
ing erected on the Central mine by the Cerrilles
compieted % % the work q Of sinking to the W Soo.foot
level will be resumed.
is the Uiay. on Hensen Greek, near Lake CITY.
ore increases in value with depth. At 1000
oen s 1e and aers
PER cent. in gold, though the gold was trif1ing
The ore shipped from the Bodie mine at Red
Clif last week has far surpassed the expeota-
Of DISK SIX T tons. @ and he net returns ret we're e. i6U.
The vein is looking well, snd varies from six
to twelyS @ inches In Of the rich pay streak The
The Silverton district is especially quiet Just
now: The three leading mines n Tie Red
Paymaster produced last year mineral to the
value OF $656000 One drawback to this dis
o% grade r ores IN he entire % dsr t
quently, great are the expectations Of the new
Yankee az Girl coneentIator I IIuS ,.,.u.u
almost weekly occurrences at silver Cliff. The
strike reported last week on the Troy lode is
horn silver pay streak IS ter. to twelve inches
wide. and averages from. $1,000 per ton to
grapte walls. and Is iuil ITO Of horn silver G if0n III
An interesting strike Is rep9rted from Tour
efuef p' ShSs
Iained, but it is. asserted that a full breast OF
Developments on the Sunset are now moro
active the shipments amounting 70 40 tons Of
ounces silver and 10 per cent. lead. The miners
have dred t on tae yebn that Is four feet and
proye MIL rpnE return about 50 ounces Of
gold. The Bright Diamond has pushed through
he iron belt, and the drift is now In good ore
at Ouray.
Encouraging news comes from Rico where
many properties are making O record for |
themselves A. HersinRer, local miner.
has struck rich orc In the Enterprise. In the
He'd Mountain dtstrict there are nearly 500 ,
IONS Of ore awaiting Transportation. Red
Mountain will commence the shipping season
with grand rush. a very large amount OF
1re has been taken out Of Tellurside the past
week. The wagons going out were oil heavily
loaded with SmuRgler vein ore.
Ono Of the most i'm mportant transactions that
have taken place ut Aspen recently was the alb
,orption OF the Juniata mining claim by tho
Mollie Gibson Consolidated Mining and Mill
hg Company. thus extending the southern
boundary OF Its vast possessions to the base OF I
he Aspen mine. with the northern boundary !
luRRing the SmuRRler. The area that is in
,orporated In this stretch Of country gives the
company wealth OF rich ground.
The dividends paid by the United States {
nines in 1889 are but small part OF the profit ]
'aid by the mines. Necessarily the reports are
confined to those companies which declare
1ublic dividends. AS illustrating how incom-
llete these ilRures arc one has but TO look at 3