The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-18

SSays cn THE Ms S or runs yss
asa hf h Stns Mill be further Ds ,Rs
srY s Ss ys Ss,n .Soa IN 1 sye to
sHa son su hS ors
will bo worked by the cyanide process. Wv
| NEW MEXICO.
here sss l SsSyn ao fos t ers%s on
Jour months. hns been leased to W. II. Now
fins ch fRsr9 fS Ths orr fas sG%
| TTor , Will be started next month. and the
fall. y has been determine ed to put in the mill.
e1 'hS twenty stH%ps Hna sFes
The ey tRe ' eosSs q
This Will make the capacity q the Mil more more
than tina n: 10Y tons Of ore day; That amount 81
he sa from the e0mpans
rI Recent sn shipments from the Lake Valley Sn.
S Ssr aiming hnnn S9mpanys mines at Lake Valley
! !pI shait. Th!ch vim pTc5s6y Increase the
been paying regular dividends. and has raid
| more In dividends than any other silver min
ens 20 lite err ho q.nSs
aiVldenas. The same mines have paid $30U.OOO
Ad hs ds aI Re gold mine. ct Pine,
time year and The mne Is nrs now az
Er9;Hhu a i hut little more than the gold mines
one nos Ato Thee ths anae s pr Re
being done IN tho lead mines on the vest M side
bodies OF lead ore hasc boon discovered. Tie
ore carries i some silver. but r. not high grade
enough to- pay to shipto smelters without con-
L Y. Barrineer Of Philadelphia. one o, the
thirty. ono iron mines in the I Hanover district
! Inst March. Is on his way here for tho purpose
Of making ARRANGEMENTS for building mil.
ship tho ore IRON the mines. The silver City
| and Northern li9ilroad Company, over whose
charges local rates on iron ore which prevents
| tho Pennsylyania syndicate from shipring orc
other line 81 railroad to Hanover would be Of
great benefit to the miners there. as the com
cradle reduction Of rates on ores shipped out.
and there is no camp In New Mexico from
| which larger amount OF ore Is shipped than
D;E s July l4..The Gast week has been .
and the output has been, largely Increased.
| The various properties are being worked with
| made In the Little Maid. which gives promise
LAST Chance Kreat Hs Sonata. EeIat. O and
King Solomon properties are being developed
In the most promising manner. Prospectors
are ming the hills and new claims are being
'' %iis Snl Code who h., been prospecting at
located two Veins each b being eet
ana tain vein OF mn era light
shelters ran n. ounces in gold. WV '
The Ourny mines continue to present the
most ensonragnE reports. and the Is :, OUTPUT
Eagle. American Nettic Mickey Breen. and
others Is something surprising.
been struck in tho Tom Bisby which runs
There j. much activity in the country west
Of the Dolores River. a short distance above
Rico. Several veins have been encountered in
A, despatch from Glenwood Springs says;
Three n en- sitting on four solid ron-bounl
boaes conesned ss irem ths o na G fR
So. oo3 worth Of the prsc ous mineral. ''''so
The Celestial at Ward hn. opened up into
profit Of $500 monthly. '''N " ''"A' "
E and he
ensonraGing for an excellent Season in this
< despatch from Cripple Creek says tho vein
has been cut by their tunnel and the company
Seoy samp IS
SstIs s tie Hssen ms e mine is keep
ing a large stamp mill running on hiSh-grade
The output from the Ptarniean at Carson.
the new gold camp 10 Hinsdale county. has
been largely increased. The new gold camp
il the past months record coutinues viii viii
eclipse any gold camp IN the state. The latest
81: Clair whore tho immense strike was made
creased owing to tho fact that the thirty-two
properties OF tho Ric o-Aspen Company have
Rico. They are Lendville and Aspen.
MEXICO.
CRY OF MEXICO. July 10.-Thc now mining
portant change due 70 the now law is the per-
petual property rights which It vests; in the
y mine Was sIbeft to
certain time during each year.
ARIZONA.
Tucson. July o.-The Haraun Hala camp Is
iay Tho Eonan sgt miii is sfs ETH
one H o / ~ the so %Gnthy quota q
being rspdiy and very rcE f' ore IS
Southwest OF hero is tho Plomosa mining
camp. For over twenty years placer mining
| hns been carried on there with profitable re-
suits. In the summer OF 1850 Harr ~ Mckinney
and others while prospecting for l9des discov-
which has recently turned into a bonanza.
faint trace Of silver sSWTSrbng tostf in hs
Is thirty inches wide at depth OF twcnty i've
f.ert, and bids fair to increase in width. That
walls nre in plain sight. Tho trend OF tho vein
Is northeast and southwest;
W. l.. Vail OF tho Arizona Repnblicnn has Just
returned from the new strike in Moliuyo
county. and says that the first reports pub
lisbed concerning the camp are being borne
out as DEVELOPMENT OF themines progresses:
silver haye been located three miles from the
now, strike. Bennett md sullivan have
bonded thor two thirds interest In the original
discovery to San Francisco men, for S25G,OU:
The new town was inid out on Wednesday nnl
christened White Hills instead of silveratlo. as
FIRST sugEEssted The district Il, is called indian
$3.50 each. About 1000 people, have visited
the camp. but few remained. as there were no
accommodations. Houses are commencing to
60 un There arc four, saloons and q general