The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
NEWS 0FTnE MINING WORLD
-rv cIRs OF CREEDE ORE THAT
BROUGHT 100000.

A Mine War In Idaho Leads 20 n Zig
..r.u,t-A strike In tho Phenix Nliae,
ARIZONA" Rich" Mines that Don't Pan Out
DENVER. Nov. 16.-Crecde continues to run
.daily orc train carrying about 6.00O tons per
month. A recent shipment Of ten cars from
the Last Chance brought 100000. More high
grade ore has been opened In the Holy Moses.
Tho Cleopatra has struck In their property
what they think 10 the Amethyst ore chute.
Mr. Walter Bunce. n Colorado mining man. ar
rived in Denver last night from Creole. where
he spent some days looking over the principal
properties He speaks In tho highest terms OF
tho Last Chance and Amethyst veins. and
predicts bright future for the Cleopatra and
Little Maid properties. which show active de-
Yelopment. Tho Kreutzer Sonata and Yellow
Jacket are opening new ore.
At Cripple Creek contract has been signed
for treating 5000 tons OF Anaconda ore. and
new mill OF 100 tons capacity daily will DO
built at tho mine Tho Tam O'Shanter has
tecn active. Two now stamp mills are build
Ing and the camp appears unusually lively.
The Manitou Park mining district has Just
leen located near Wocd!awn Park station.
along the Colorado Midland. The vein Is the
sams as that which runs through Cripple
Creek, The nay streak Is twelve Inches wac
from wall to wall. mill test gave f4io TOM
being $40 In gold and the balance in silVer'
a,cel galena. gray COPPER. and lead. lhe new
district is three and one-halt miles wiue ana
eight miles long. 1t gives promise OF teinS
an i'm portant camr.
During the past season prospecting for gold
in the neiehborhood OF Mancos has demon
strated that the country is rich in that mineral
At one place body o! ore 100 feet thick was
exposed. In another rocke over $4,000 worth
was uncovered. Many other strikes OF lesser
importance have been reported fronlthis gold
region. where gold placers were worked by
Cant. Moss and q party OF Californians early In
the seventies.
The first half OF the month shows sxtraor-
dnarily big shipments from Leadville. and
many new claims have been added to the ship
ping list In tho Equator property the new
tunnel has opened UP nice body Of ore at
depth OF 500 feet. A very good strike has been
made in the Gunny Sack mine. the find con-
sis.ing OF a six. inch streak OF fns sulphdes
assaying from $50 to $500 to the ton. Tho
Mahala Is shipping sixty tons day ofiron sui
phide ore.
Tho Anaconda Company at Cripple Creek
made this announcement yesterday:
The Anaconda Mining Company OF Cripple Greek to-
day signed agreement with G. do Ia Bougliss repre-
sent,ng wealthy French syndicate. to furnish 900
tons OF milling ore to him A. mill could DO
put In operation for its treatment The milling
rany agrees to in mills and reduction works capa
OF tons OF ore per tnO MIL 10 %
in operation It 10 possible to get the machin
cry in place
At Rico tho consolidation OF the Cable group
means the investment OF large capital and an
outlay OF 100000 in development work
this winter. Tho Newman group Is shipping
from 500 to $500 ore. Tho Rico Aspen. is
driving 1900 feet per month OF headings in
its different workings
The Belmont. at Telluride. has made re-
markabe seasons run. Shipmen from Tel
luride for nine months have averaged 100
tons per month.
At Central City tho Buel mine which has
produced 100000 in gold. has been leased to
an Eastern syndicate.
NEW MEXICO
SILVER C1TI. Nov. 15.-An eighteen-inch vein
has been stTpsk in the Husn
Key and has bess
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working the mine under lease.
the sacer SIN IN the Pinos Altos district and
they are all making good wages. Owing to
not been SO much doing in the placers there
this yess as usual. but the production OF gold
and. most Of the placer ground is now being
hs e ess ce9ps oPs a 4 nn 4Sss sna
the mill is being worked to its iull capacity.
enesd oa ne the N e1
mill here and removed to Pinos Altos. and
new mashinery would have to be purchased
Over si5. 900 in gold and silver bullion have
been shipped from tho Maud $. mill since it
Maud min mine has Been consdered one Of the
best in the Silver Creek district for a number
hut o a ms s had n t
small. The ore is now treated in two Hunt.
tons M Of day. Fhe nine snow now
producing, more bullion than all the other
In the Carpenter district in the eastern part OF
diffcut 81 access and eonseSuent F'st have
never been work ed to any great extent There
81 df0nps e 1 HSad rP Sa
carried on proftably i the ore could be ship;
9st e s9na M 8.
trict within few months. and then the mines
e tEs
Mining Company has decided not to give any
more leases on the company's property SO
Be nothing doing on this property. The mill
vas closed down and the men employed by
several WssEs ago There ' arc SAB about sevesty
men at Work under leases in the mines.
IDAHO
IDAHO CIT. Nov 1l..C. o. Norcross Is put
ting tho Liberty. on SGuaw Creek. In shape
Tor extensive workinC during IN" coming
wib 1nn i Is already dcXelorcd 70 tho depth
100 or 200 feet deeper before opening ur
In silver. 1' ''s'
Surfeet and Boyakin are at work extracting
Snd sacsinG for shipment ore from tho Silver
ReeIbetwoen this place and Boise CITY Assuys
OF oyer $1,000 have been obtained. principal
There Is = conflict Of interests between tn.
owner OF two.nfths OF the Stoddard mi a,
pe Lamar and the Dc Lamar Conlnany thai
has created great deal Of talk in mining cir.
clss all over the State. some months since
Charles NJ; Hays sold his three fiths interest
Giths Of which Is owned ~ T. Regan. Mr.
hayss interest had formerly poem Ionded I,
worked the mine for two years. Shortly after
HAYS sold out his interest Mr.. Regain nut a
iorce OF miners at work. A week ago the De
work by sending mon to the shaft. who pul in
around OF holes and fred them. dama cling
al lf,na