The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-14

the centre oft. The ore is free milling with.
Tho Fourth OF July mine is being profltably
worked. II Is Owned by Thomas Wade and
a I9Wi HI, Johnson This property is on steep
slde null. and tunnel has been run along tho
has just been commenced which viii strike The
| ore Douy ABOUT 100 feet further Jown. The
ore Is very rich. but is charged with sulphurets,
j, ". TAYLOR and ii. horton are shipping paw
rock from the 90" mine. and small lots are
brought 10 lhTnix frequently by. chloriders
powder, tools and provisions and who are
| WORKING to turn their prospects into mines
| ACTIVITY IN NEW MEXICO.
| SILVER CITY, n. NJ, July s-HeRvy rains have
| ply, which has been so small for several weeks
as TO necessltate the closing down Il sevel nj
| The rainy sehson has set in, and mining inter-
ests in Ney Mexico will not suffer as much as
was Ieared SONG weeks ago when the water
Sp 3onIrSS sA1 haze 3" been let for putting up
will be put up ny Can't, Davis and viii be the
first one in that camp since the days OF the old
and were capable OF educing but small GUAM
iities OF ore, The mill will be built by the
weston corporation. AMI will have n greater
capacity than any, OF the mills now in opera
tlon in Plnos Altos. Tic, new mill will, be
eluipred with rolls Tor crushing ore instead OF
| stamps. The rolls are similar to tho old style
Cornish rolls, but present concave and convex
surfaces instead OF a fiat surface like the Cor
| nsh rolls All the mills now In operation in
the camp are stamp mills and the experiment
OF crushing Pinos Altos ores with rolls will be
The bremen mill which has boon running on
ore from the 1ampico mine leused BY Brown
The Good Luck at Lone Mountain where a
| strike was made few weeks ago. is turning
| out fully as well as the owners expected. About
$4,000 worth of ore has already been taken out
best strike yet made at the Lone Mountain,
and IS likely to bring the camp into more than
! always confidently expected that the camp
would become q big, producer but most out
| there
An accident to the pumping machinery at
tor supply for the new smelter and necessitated
| temporary suspension 81 work. The first
Of The s%ser was and it viii
| put in order and an additional surface tank
can be built, Considerable native copper is
| found In the mine, and more than thousand
tons of ore are IN the mine rendy TO be hoisted.
The SUPERIOR copper, mine at shakespeare
Humboldt Mimi COMPANY Of Memphis, Tenn,
| for .$22. 500. The Superior Is a patented mine.
Which was sold WITH the nine TRe aG
| high price OF COPPER is causing considerable
this section. and II the demand for copper con-
tinues as strong as 1t Is now. there will be
OF e. %eGsS the the
Of the year Several al mines in this section can
| per pound. The Santa Rita mines can be
worked II copper does not fall below that
gprSe but i Is by ne certain that they
effect have been made frequently in the past
McCarty. Hussy and Luke are mining high
grade ore in the Lily on Dry Creek. The vein
Is about thirty inches wide. and the orc varies
IN value from $3.50 to several thousand dollars
The working force on the Little Fannie mine
quality Of the ore appears to he improving.
J. r. Heatey Is making shipment OF three
nss Of Ss Hs4t shs h ne
work was done In that district some years ago.
but strikes IN Sher Pes Of the
ynl %l hes Hs h an Sean there s or
promising claims and has made several ship
ments Of good ore. The nearest shipping point
COOKS iItH Peak mines are producing silver and
lead ores in increased quantities. The produc-
during the past six months, and will rank well
up toward the head OF the list in production
this year among the mining camps OF south
THE BIO STRIKE AT TIN CUP.
ST. ELMO. COL. July PA correspondent
teIegraphs the results Of visit to the Tin Cup
at ess i doue an that I'm the enSon
summed up, is this II the, streak or vein Just
discovered is continuous In depth to the usual
extent OF contact veins, there is more gold in
the n Pt saP E Rss been dscGsersG since tho
teen feet In thickness. the bottom eight feet
being iron manganese and the upper seven
feet free ol-dbearinR quartz. The quartz is u
ha S9G pan he yb 6od ana kes Of
OF the iron ore on Wednesday. got at Aspen. it
was found to run $2S per ton in gold be-ides
iron. Tin Cup years ago was q prosperous
camp but. like Alpine, was abandoned owing
to the enormous expense OF shipping ores to
concentrators and smelters;, If the streak
continues, the Tin Cup will prove another
Le6dville. while the lode now open will prove
O bigger bonanza than the famous Comstock
mine In Nevada
MINING IN COLORADO.
MAN1roU SPRINGS. COL. July o. Gothic, a |
camp In western Colorado that once gave |
great promise, is reported az having another
boom. New discoveries are being opened w in |
were thought worthless, Among the most
prominent s Rustler Gulch. There have been |
at least twenty new discoveries. all OF which |
show rich mineral running from 200 to 800 |
anthony and silver. One Of the most proml-
nent mines IN this Rulch is the Mountain King, |
which has shipped ore that will run $50 ounces |
by the car load
The ORC management have just issued the
following report regarding their Aspen prop
and run In on the vein about fifty feet. the drift
being entirely In pay ore, Our production for
tho ensuing month. with the present output. will
Increased activity is noted daily at both Iron.
ton and Ouray; The silver ,contacto in both
camps are RECEIVING more attention than in
years past The gold Quartzite runs from
eighty to 100 feet.
The Hinsdale miners took their first step on
Saturday toward forming a miners protective
union. Other camps will follow suit.