The sun., 1891-06-08
NFWSOF THEMINING WORLD.
.1 srRrKEs IN NEvADA, BUT GAP
be rrIL NEEDED TO WORK THEM

rrCH STRIKES IN Nnnzs 1
TTxL NEEDED TO WORK THEM
railroad to the Ni.es ss rinos
s,...-rromising Districts In idaho
u,chest Ore Ever Fouua In Cole
...The Lake Superior Iron Trade.
...r,.xo,sco, June Tho owners OF the
rvo D. mine. Grass Valley. have paid for
~. ,,,ll. declared dividend OF $500. and
wv !. substantjsl balance In the treasury.
%" ns ,,ioers OF Cherokee. Butte county. are
..s,,o ont 5000 a month with rockers and
',.,..s A good strike was made In one OF the
N.ss, t. olaims on Browns Flat. Tuolumns.
p-..t. About $1,000 was taken out.
y. ssouola J. Quimby is taking out OF his
.,.,,, and crushing 10 an arastra rock that
~. INA. rom s75 to 800 ton. Last month the
!ssor !s'. Queen mines Nos. and Q. q twenty
...mn mill. and tho mill site were sold BY the
:. IN for debt. The property was bought in
~ a. oqent OF the English creditors
~. M,tchell. assignee Of tho men who have
so' .o,t,np in tho Bunker Hill mine, Anna
w. ~ h,sa attached tho mine to SECURE $1,000 due
for wages.
h.en struck In the THANKSGIVING mine.
Trinity. ,r erp,xrs IN NEVADA.
vr,o,x,A. New, Juno IA prospector from
a. ..v mining camp OF Breyfogle tells the
W.,t.r AXE bulletin that while thero Is plenty
,-issyal IA the district tho camp ia no place
". man without capital. There are good
S.osnscts. but the mines are undeveloped. and
S.u;,., p, will be required to open them. The
80. ara from six inches to eight feet wide.
"a average about $50 q ton In gold. The town
T ~ Tn,.,ior:. consists OF four saloons and two
" 0..r.s About 900 men are In tho camp. and
~. nrospector thinks It will be dlnloult for
tbsm to get away.
n.,is 4 ssndfords mines at Aurum. White
p,. have been bonded by g. W. Crow Of Dem
~ ,hs purchase price being $4,000.
A .dke In the Eagle Crock district, on
adm Of tho Midland Investment Company.
sssaysd % pound
IA. ala Belding claim. an extension OF the
uolmes mine OF Candelaria. has been consoli-
d,,sd with adjoining claims and Incorporated
:. ths Bslding Mil and Mining Company.
IN Macmillan has begun suit sRainst Rich
All (),IAsry for $4,000 damages and posses-
Am Of the Bunker Hill mine at Galena-
Prom candle box full Of ore taken from
Ram Boston's mine Silver City. $1,000 worth
~ cold was recently pounded out in hand
mortar, and there was enough metal left In the
m. to enrich lot of low.grade pulp In the
amAeamas'nR paul.
SALE OF RICH NINE IN "AShhNafoN'
sroxASF. May 30.-The Morning mine. which
was held BY the Spokane National Bank. re-
can,ly closed, has been sold to q syndicate Of
Nav York and Milwaukee bankers. The pur-
ebssers made thorough examination Of the
property, and offered 100000 for 1t. The offer
vas accepted BY tho receiver. Tho terms are
$4,000 in cash within sixty days. and the bal
snce in four semi annual installments
'I ,r.,r.. .too. ledue ~ sulnhide Of silver
averaging $50 ounces to the ton, has been found
IN the Boaz mine at the head OF Lake Creek in
,hs Eootenai countrv.
NOTES FROM NEW MEXICO.
suvvp crry N NJ. June 2-Averv Impor.
eiL,.n ',,' ~. ~ 80. ~ houa .s. T., $1,000.
On tho Aztec Company's 350-foot level on the
s,.n,,m.nia vain a. pinos Altos Tbe ore
.epuns' .". u, nhort ~ torr ,.a. n widsh and IA -,
rood grade. Nathan Frank, President Of the
iztec COMPANY. has been here to look over
.al ues o.lp' NO. Iii ..,se.s -. ~.
outlook for the mines at Pinos Altos.
,silroad from tbis nlace 10 pinos Altos IA
.ss aoa ~ - H;,h s ~. ~. u.,n ~ s.s -
ooW assured, ana. win iour-loot vein OF orc
dbster grade than the ore so far taken out OF
thas.mines. and a tunnel nearing completion
which Will strike tho vein at mucn greater
depth than has teen reached by the vertical
workings, AMI whicn wiz reauce tne COST OF
mining tho ore considerably. the company will
b able 10 get ore to the mill here for about "a
N, IN, lace I'm, n co.f. nou Th;e vii, iaov.
~ "" i''o '""u ~ 'oo'' "o"' ~ VIZ Aeo'"
Inc company oetter margin on thelr ore. ana
mar enable them to declare dividend ON the
$45OUUO Of capila al stock OF the company.
The owners OF the AIpha and OMEGA minas
At inos Altos have about 500 tons Of ore at the
International >melter at FL Paso. which WAS
shipped be,ore the high water at Ell Paso made
tine, sssary Tor the big smeller to close down.
smrlter at SUaorl o. as 1t will be some time be-
tre the International smslter can etart up
again These mines are now producing about
tWeuty tor. Of ore per day, but this am cunt Will
b largely increased as soon as better facilities
for transportaIion are afforded. lhn new
railroad viii hays the effect Of very materially
Increasing the total output OF the mines at
Pinos Altos and at the same time reducing
tho cost II getting the ore to this point, where
a. oiit is shipped which is not treated in tho
mills at Hnns Altos.
very uneasy. as the Apnches have Killed three
there are more than tbrea or fonr InIiens IS az
tSinr trecetvatiGn, ns and while they would not
ihsy can murder nrosnectors 40 in insoiatsG
places In the mountains and get aWay from the
Hene OF their depredations davs before the
bodies are found. and it is almost useless for
any one to attempt t. find an Apache In such a
T6e Clifton conner m ,rc comn:,nies a1e 6avino
seYioua fine ~, usns IN. u