The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-14

ssys 70 sree,sa to n srsst IL. ds .ilysrf
ores PRES Msst On The same vein The Mo.
Of which will arrive in a few days. Their
s q Ss e iSs1s .sc S viii II NH mi
less than so per ton In free gold. On the sur:
Ss bet so' Es ses O q Ss Of
distance Of three or four, miles, and. when tho
das!ns ore from it., From H .hl 70 dIst,ls. a
wagon road has lust been comnleted to Sum;
nth 4a r'ss arc S'5 Sy si1s
owners ey there one 10, whom Thomas Bar
sh sd T. mno G re m v sSs
tormelly used to crush ore rom another mine.
Of constructing n wagon road over witch to
an y ms alre,ndy 3eSelormS;ns
sod sho. s
Era; Several new locations prospecting we'll
on the surface have been made during tho past
The Elmira twenty. STAMP mill caught fire
from cnndle being placed near coal oil can ss
On Crimes Crssk the 'I Mountain Queen
nret e tan mill crshnH With
hatcher is developing a gold mine aud all"
YER, ysry nromistng galsna niue lew miles fur
"A. a. Rocky Bar ilmore county; run hns Just =,
TINT was a proiitabie one VIC ~ Wv -'''''. "'''
Work continues q tie mines Of Sheep Noun
tain aud Sentcnm districts. In the heart OF tho
Of Ada and Boise counties, to the south. jon-
s aud od 10 ye
prise 70 completion. a vast minera! country
would be made accessible to the outside world.
s1a Dc N IL. s wa t Ssne shN
capital The ores are free gold, dry silver COP.
per and Gaiena. Both smelters and mills win
The work Of pumping out the Vienna mine.
IN ,hs saWtooth range h f commeno.d Tbs
when it WINS n,.roSased By a company Of Il Wis Wis:
twsnt stamp silver mill. which rnn only about
Was very rich. and It is hoped and Believed that
tho chute will b. redi,covere in which case
niles south Of tho vioana i. S the Noun UNI
s 1sR o1 NnT es Tss Xs aa
mines in the range in the hands OF rrospecto, >
course. II the Wen q Comp ny regain the pay
chute The mill will be put in order for CRUSH
have It reduced. This will give the rrospectors
sufficient means with which to continue de-
velopment work.
ITEMS PROM ARIZONA.
TUCSON. Sept. 5.--Not for the past five years
as much activity as At the present time. Every
dry hrinGs additional good news. George w.
Cheney will at once ship machinery to the Yel-
low Jacket TO begin operations on much
lurRer scale than hereto ore. The Cerro Blanco
mines. mill. and railroad under the able man
Keeping 500 men ut work and will soon be
shipping many amy tons OF hpliIon: Three men
near Tom hsi one had a ' GOOD stroke Of G Inck
recently. They were extracting ore of high
grade from narrow seam Of ore. when boy
u N yU 40 nr al ~ rad m ha
ground. scarcely a rod rom where hey were
working; to rest. watch their proceedings, and
who was brought up in min ng camr. hogan
picking up, rock and examini,eit. Suddenly
h1 the Of the n boa nyS
miners found much higher, grade Of ore than
that on which the work was beng done. The
arc now nearly forty eet deep. and have driven
hity feet on five inch vein Of ore. three inches
full assays giving ST.: 90 to &20O,.
m bstons. ms quiet as It seems Is to-day
Gne OF me best t 1n IN not 1niy Gr
mining property. Nowhere else in the South-
west hns such showing cen ma in silver
nowhere has it been, easi,r OF reduc; ion: he
from being the larges: silver producer. outside
OF Leadvile, on the continent,
contin uaily shipping ore having two ten horse
teams hauling to the railroad. making three
TITUS week.
YIELDED s.. SOC. 600 IN TEN YEARS
mine. Ia Sevada county. which Vas discove re
IN 1851 and worked until 1857 when 1t was
abando ned has hs.n bombed for $4,000 The
first lot OF "re taken from the mine yielded
1915 ton. and the average o. all the ore work.
ed in sixteen years was $50 . tou: The gross
mine wns very vet ami the cost Of working 1t
in 1867 was $500 day, 1t was opened 10
the yen 10 tho
and quality With improved pumping ma
chlnsry the now owners may make the prop
Sieve: ~ cody: q miner of Orc Elmo. Butte.
bas struck in his tunnel gravel that averages
The Freestone ledge. San Diego discovered
about . year ago. has been p,ospscted by 2
ih,rty ra n, shaft and
s5i per ton. The Cold, Spring, mine. il the
sam: san anon has sen.ineh ledge q $50 ore
The fine or. tu,n8ce at the Gieat Western
QutckatIyer mine. Napa county. which cost
$4,000. hus been destroyed by fire.
A RUSH TO KAsLo CREEK.
NELSON. b. C.. Sept. 7.-SomethinR like an
cld-time stamnede has been started by the
fss cei miners and
yns; 6a Kaso Greek {. Men
them 10 rush to tho now camp. Some have re-
turned with SAMPLES OF ore assayne az the
Ore from the Tam O'Shanter claim has been
and the ,dccomLosed matter mex, ne walls
going as high Ms 5000 to the ton. The ledses
are large. s0me OF them 20 feet wide and ap-
parently continuous and In place.
zrnNs WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
CARSON. Nav. Eept. 7.-Oliver Roberts and
others have Incorporated some OF the Pine Nut
claims, with n capital ofslOJo.OO. and pronn-
bly, some OF the stock will soon be on tho mar
Eet A, great many iairy tales have bsen told
about Zirh's discovery. but the actual facts
have aor become .generally known. because
opportuuiiy I" In spsct The al eyed BONANZA. The
fact seems to lie that Iirn found small
had been foe, d w through tn. Iimeslone
then sunk a ehnft at, another, point and ran q
il f the dfit ana didn't expsct 70. But hs buiii
q lulkhead, maintaIne! mysterious silence
ca > p imagined That tho bulkhsnd concealed
an All iaOn's vRve.
All the stories about gold stick ing out OF tho
sides OF the drift. some OF them Iold BY men
lions. arms discovery was n,;thing more than IAN
minor, would ofr.r him more than