The Lamar register., 1890-10-18
MINING MATTERS.

of September which ran 200 ounces a, =,
yer and 30 per cent Of lead. The mir.
looking better than at any time durin, ~
past three years. The Vincent bro,hs,-
who are leasing the property, are worti,
it for all 1t is worth.-Leddutue Dtsna,.n
The following are the ore shipment. %.
the week ending Friday, Oct 10th. o..
s:dering the fact that the Aspen mine
shut down, which was sending ON, .ho,..
200 tons day, and that there was a xc.,
city Of cars for other shippers, the outpu, 4.
above the average for the past week. NJ
Denver, $50 tons; TO Leadville, !, 2at ton. |
10 Pueblo, 625 tons. to Argentine. Kan.
80 tons Total, 2,sls tons.-Aspe1 TYm,,1
The contractors who arc sinking III.
main shaft on the Rialto mine to a fur,hn-
depth Of 100 feet have only twenty tA..
more TO sink. They are working ,hr,
elght-hour shifts, and should no hard.,
rock be contended with than at pre,en,
their contract will be fulfilled within "a.
days. When that is concluded levels viii
be extended from depth Of $50 fee, ba,h
ways from the shaft.-Ccntral Guy Re,
ptcr CdlL
The Pueblo smelter has heretofor. bee.
running nine stacks, with capacity o
from 400 to s5o tons OF orc per day. mi,
week they will blow in another stack AID
raise their consumption 10 nearly 500 ,os
every - hours The present intention ot
the management is TO prepare their oihes
TWO large stacks for use At once, and II b
confidently expected To have them ia FIJI
blast before the end OF October. afEatr.1
Industry.
A mill run OF twenty sacks fruz, IA.
Senator sampled at tho beaumont re-
turned 4-i0th gold and iiO silver, Il p~
lead. There is iine showing conslderia1
the workings arc very close 10 the surfaee
The property improves in value wuadery
fully as depth Is gained. as the nrst mi
run gave 20 ounces silver and per oca,
lead. the second go sacks - silver Aad
per cent lead. In running s. fecs "a.
saeks have been shipped from the driisX
Great showing. .-ouruv 1uIdoon-
Among the more important disoovsra(
and Developments made on the HAydej
recently Is ths; on the Senator mine. owned
by J. l. knoas, E. /. Stirnsn aud osAerx
They have a strong vein OF about es<A
feet, with the par streak nept the hAasis
wall Assays have Sivea a silver vlss
from SO to $50 per ton Average retzru
from mill tests arc asa per ton Soae Cd
IS being shipped now. and II is eIpsese
that a daily shipment Of four ,oas Will
reached In few wesxs.-ortrng plais
deIis-.
Another carload of rich ore frun "a
Bleak House tends To keep Hp the repat.
tlcn Of this property, which Is oeia
worked under a general lease 10 Mr.. Tax
Vincent who has, however, sub-lei srss
deal Of the ground to others, who a
d0ing exceedingly well. One lot rroeaii
shipped from the Vincent lease ne..ed
per cent lead and 2ts ounces OF silver
the ton. Orc was shown ps tAGcn frv
the streak from which this carload ios ",
shipped thA; was alive With native silru
aud carried a very large pr eeEiAes
lead. -HeraId Demccrdf
The Boalde- eorrespondea, Of the De,
yer Rep,abIIcin says iherc has been soaa
talk In Boulder about the eonding Of y
Yellow Pine mine, owned BY George
Williamson One gentleman, who ~
fesses 10 be Pqsica, says he knows il
bonded for tssp.oco. while others vi
equal veheneuoc declare Il is no; so, u
Mr.. Williamson had told them it WAS ?
bonded A deal Of some kind seems 70
on the iapis. The mine ls valuable q
and several good offers for u have bs<
refused, the owner saying Its as se
bank to me Any tinas / want 10 si,S
! can so and have my men shoos II tcV
for me. Il will not break and no eAshi
can get away with the riches IL IS
ways there and always handy. Aod rcAi
better thAp a bank TO me, for eAd
might break or q cashier abseond-
Ed Pick and EmEy Maxheld rrsurzt
Friday evening from doing assessEe1
work on their properties In the Fryisg
and Brush creek country. The Times r
porter met them yesterday AfierHoon
BardwelI's assay Office, where they ii
gone with samples from their claims
see II they would run anything or ID
They had some fair looking rock, waid
may run trace or away up in silver, b
in either case they have made their pla
for development another year. Should
brittle looking dolomite sand rua pay u
they have reached the vein, but sir p
hardly thinks they have gone far en0u
yet in their tunnel, but be eHPects "a
more feet of work will reach ths eontAs
The boys have returned for the WHIT
and Will lay up something from thd
work in the city to continue deye!opme
on their claims rent summer-Asp
Times
Within the present century sever
enormous rich gold fields, or gold disirie
have been discovered. First came that
| California, where the surface gold IS 50
| TO be already exhausted in great measnf
| and mineral lodes are now mined there
the precious metal, Just as we mine
| copper in England. Then came the disco
cry of gold in Australia, followed by u
| in New Zealand, which latter country h
been known 10 export as much as ~
ounces OF gold in single week. Ate
wards came the iscoveries in British
| lumbia, Vancouver's Island, South Afrid
| etc. Sooner or later the surface gold
| all these localities will be exhausted as
| that of Great Britain; but there 81
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