The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14

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tons r. Nleratinns heiug Resumed
~ The Armenia Nine shipmcnis
Nearly al an eud Mr.. knights
say ofrryslai Fall. Mime bolnes
along the Mclmmiuee and on other
Iron Ranges Fron Tie Markets.
Mr.. +. p Barras, q prominen
Escanaba gentleman well yer-ad
III matters pertaining 10 mining
says OF the Sheridan mine. which
&c recently visiied> 'The SHEER
dian mine has already advanced
TO the front rank. It's magnitude.
and quality OF ore. mark II as
destined 70 become one OF the
best shippers on the range.
About 1000 tons have already
been shipped from it. and an but
the hrsi cargo OF say. 500 tons.
which was mined near thc sur
lace, is of excellent quality. Ac
cording to the analyses nado biz
the purchasers, the ore IS of II
high Bessemer grade. and can
ind an easy market at anv lu
mace In the United States. was
down in the mine the other dav.
and l mus, say that | was agree
ably surprised TO see such q tine
and uniform quality OF one and
the enormous amount of II thatis
already opened up. The Will
fiers and maligners OF the Short
dan will now crawl into their
holes, for tina! valuable property
has passed beyond their power
to do it any further miuN T.
understand and indeed lm glud
10 hear il. that the Shcridaa Min
ing Company will continue work
in the mine during The winter
months with view toncroaa ug
its shipping capacity about ten
fold for next season work.
The DAMS shipments up to
tonight is 49,. 0uJ tons ahd Ship
ments will bccontinueda7 longas
possible. The sales oil Dunn owe
for the season were 10000 toms,
and strenuous efforts NlI be
made to reach that figure Che
weather being heonly lining that
will prevent. The stock pile
has been cleaned down to 500
tons. which VIII be sarod as e.
nest egg. No upon pt. tg the
south. Will be enlarged by the
removal Of q strip ol surface
25xl00 feet on the east side. a
diamond drill VIII soon bc at
work in the bottom 81 Che mime
anu considerable test work V.ll
be done IN connection with the
dead work of The coming winter.
NTbo shipment from ihe Dunn for
Sihe season, IL the 10000 ton
notch is reached viii exceed
shat Of last yogr by $1,000 tons.
At this writing il is 5000 tons
ahead of last season. Capt. -.
q, Bennetis. one EFF the best
miners in the district is still ia
chargp o. the mine.
Lavelopmcntal operations, so
TIE DiAlaoND DRnLis s@nl-oi.
ficially informed sail soon he IN
anguratcd h the Ammonia mine,
by the owner The Sehle-Inger
syndicate. by their general man
ager Mr. n. l.. Cole. Tie mno
was closed down last yeor. atiet
a 1wo-season output Of 1921
tons. AZ the time OF suspension
of work exploratory operation
were being conducted rt lne
north end Of the property which
hen gave Gn encouraging out
look Ii is al this point work
viii be resumed and that end OF
The mine j orougiilY developed.
~ Is understood that the nine
,,roper shows q good width of orc
and that as soon Is development
81 far enough advanced at the
north Tie workings Will be con
nsetad and ihe mine actively
wrought The property Is sup.
piled with Il perfect plahi 81 iiil''
ing machinery.
Can't. G. II. Roberts, one 81 the
pioneer mining men Of the Niys-
mi Falls district, is at present
not actively engaged iu mining
work: the first time since hc ho.
.samn a resident of this city. ton
years ago. He is not looking Lol'
mine work bnt will devote lbs
sime and attention 70 othor busi.
ness interests. Since bis com
inc 10 the Crystsl Fails disifict
no has been connected with the
most prominent mining proper
ties and has invariably lett ihem
in better shape than they wore
sr.en nc took hold THE Dlh.
nsowp DRILL predicts that ~ VIII
not be long before he e ai me
. oid work again 50 good z miner ,.,,..
Acs1not be spared Tie has lately
received several very aatier.ils
otsers. but has refused - tet oDh
Sor che reasons above given
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