The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-30
NEWSOF TILE MINING WORLD
$4,000 Ear or GOLD. TIE RE.
SrIT or FOURTEEN DAry WORK.

Italian. Ps.ai.e Gold In CaIirs~.i. Creeks
Sew Beuaazss In the Northwess-A Coed
year. Work Deee By Id.he Frespecter~.
s.SFaAScrsco.N Nov. 21.-The Bradford quick
silver mine in sonoma county has been bonded
hy the New Aim alden Company for 81. OOO. 600.
Tho mine is on O cinnabar belt. several miles
4, length. that runs through the Pine Fiat dis
,rist, and the prospect OF extensive develop
mont by the New Almaden Company IL encour-
ar,ne to holders OF other claims on the belt
Tho mines OF Tuolumne are now attracting
more attention from experts and capitalists
than at any time In the last ten years. Within
ths past four months six mines have been
bonded and sold. and three others arc being
e,nmined By possible purchasers.
The Bully Choop mines OF shasta. which have
been in litigation for years. have been consol-
dated and will be operated By q company or
and others OF Red Bluff The mines are be-
leyed 10 be rich. and the resumption OF work
will be good for Shasta county.
The Side wiuder mine. San Bernnrdino.
x,s sold recently to T. d. Chapman for $500.
Chapman put up aten-stamp mill. and the re-
suit Of the first fourteen-day run was 5000
hsr of bullion. which was sent to the bank last
vees. The mill Is running UP to its full ca
pacity on good pay rock.
II Is reported that the Tioea mine on the
mother lode at the summit Of the Sierra Nevada
in Mono county. will be reopened In the spring.
The mine was opened and prospected some
years ago by q company OF Eastern capitalists.
and a large sum OF money was spent in build
ing road through the mountains to the mine
Some OF the stockholders refused to pay their
share OF the expenses. and the managers Of
the property closed the mine as soon as the
tunnel struck the ore vein. The tunnel was
bukheaded and locked up. and no.
body has been permitted to see what
vas opened up by the last blast
that was fired: but miners familiar with the
formation are positive that rich vein was
found in the Tioga It Is supposed that the
recalcitrant stockholders have either paid
their assessments or been frozen out. James
Gordon Bennett was one Of the owners Of the
Tioga several years ago. and may be yet II
the Tioga Company should resume work ard
put up mill a great many good claims tha
are now practically inaccessible would be
worked. and the ore from them sent to the tt
oga mill
In Deed Mans Pass. south Of Tioga. Thomas
Agnsw and others are holding claims along q
vein OF silver ore that assays from $40 up to
$1.4OO to the ton. but the cost Of packing the
ore out on mules is SO great that the profit
would be small. and the owners Of the claims
arc saving their ore in the hope that somebody
will put up mill in the district Agnew offers
70 give good claim to anybody who will build
mill
in the mountains. contain gold In paying guam
tty. but the placers have not been worked
e n1d
The gold Is coarse in quality. but the deposits
are heavy and =, the u nusgets OF COED size:
Shore and ian il out They are not yery indus.
e1d sssy 0o
mining and 60 fishing.
RICH ORE IN NEVADA.
c.ssoS; Sey:: Nov 2 i. vein recently cut
Tu.carora is fve feet Wide With t ten" inc Il
in the foothills between Pablo and lett .cahons
us il silver. ana y per cent lead per tor '''
A deposit Of metallic lime. eight feet thick.
Witt ns COUNTY The ore assays n
silver.
RICH NEW DIGaISos.
new as Wh . si is dSNRss Ha hs
from a,. 3saaogan des!a5ss that country t. BE-
from the district iubilanGy predicts boom in
Similar s s are made about the Root
enay district in British Columbia 9; s. Bailey
Of spokane. . mining man; says ;. OF the koots-
the American continent / have never seen q
country 80 full Of rich minerals. The Galena
raging from 100 to 74s ounces to the ton"
PROGRESS IN MEXICO.
CHIHUAHUA. Mex. Nov. 2O.-The concession
Q; mining zone in the AIizpe district. State
ernment BY a syndicate. OF French capitalists.
The district has surface Of twenty square
IN CT whh
facs q S Put IN and tSe
district Of Tetsls. State 81 Pueba. although it's
5 the IN
are turning their attention to that section.
One eompSHy has den o. nc eleven new
out q the copSento Mountain. - ' '.'
y invested in the mines Of the Sierra Moiada
ns district q that State; and i the largest ais:
and the output is only limited BY freightine
The output Of silyer-lead ores in the Villa de
NuzQIiz district. Coahuila. is rapidly .increas-
Ing Ing. The principal mines in this district are
sllof which are in active operation. The San |
Juan was originally worked under Spanish
district. Work on it was suspended. however.
many years ago on account Of water.
The only mines Of any value that are now |
BEING worked in the Cuatro Cienegas district |
are the La Refornaa and the San Marcos The |
ores from them are silver-lead carbonateA
They were formerly. shipped to the United !
states to be smelted. but since the new Law !
vent Into effect they are sent to Monterey.
ITEMS FROM IDAHO.
lDARo CITY. Nov. 2O.-Jesus Urquide has re- |
turned from Sheep Mountain with his pack |
tratr. He has been engaged at packing ore |
from the mines there to KetchIm. He reports |
work progressing fayorably IN the Mountain
hinK mine. which will be worked during the |
winter, the new Tiger aud mill having been |
greeted. and plenty 81 good ore being In sight.
Oct 2S
A large force Of men have been put to work |
IN the Bunker Hill mine. Wallace. 4 large |
coneentrator is constructing.
Daynorse. In Custer county, will DO an active |
camp this winter Awagon road to the Sky |
lark Is under way. so that ore may be sent to |
The The. smelter by sleighs during the winter.
right along, During the, past summer the
regular yield OF the smelters there and at
Layton has been much larger than for any
previous year
The Spokane Hydraulic Company have
cleaned UP $4,000 for their summers run in |