The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-04-13
MINING NOTES.
The ca~,tosl pay4Snsot TIE month Of
March amounted to Sll3067 66

The co~,tOol pay46n for tie month of
March amounted to sll3,o6766
The Salt Take Mining Journal says:
Cooper is all the ferry now. and the |
miner who owns property Of that. char
acter il now in the swim BY big major.
ity."
The Iron mine at Leadville, Colo. will
Globe down abonti May lsh and the man.
agement says work will not be resumed
until silver reaches 81. The mine once
employed 1000 men.
The Buckeye placer mines at the head
of Eldorado canyon. is bound to be
booming camp in the near future, as
there is plenty of water aud heaps Of
gold. Dayton Times.
Thirty-eight mining companies paid
dividends in March, sggregating $500,
23O, and dividends since January LIST OF
$3.50, 42O. The Copper Queen of Ari-
zona and the DeLamar silver mining
company Of Idaho paid 100000 each.
The Eureka Hill mining company has
entered suit against the Bullion Beck and
Champion mining company of Eureka.
Utah. John Beck, A. E. Hyde and
Dennis Sullivan, for 10000 damages,
alleging that defendants have distracted
a large amount Of valuable ore from
claim owned by plaintiffs.
The largest bar Of gold that ever came
into San Francisco arrived there last
week. Il came fem Tns-sfds4nE .fIala
bSasazi ami Golden Eagle mining and
milling company's mine III YUMA county,
ARIZONA Thesvight ofthe bar v was $40
tbahMS SFoifda pois and Sb27 ouu6es troy
weight. The value was 500, 1859. so.
lEs's tn' SssPYYsR f9-E7s'Yq1 mill
H. D. Converse the veteran prospector,
has 4nept the winter in the valley of the
Colorado, between Sslton Lake and In
diam cWells. He. has discovered three
very fine soda springs, said to equal II
not surpass thoseyat rNapa, Cal. He is
delighted with the whole country, which
he says in place of1being a desert is the
finest" he eVer~saw, He has secured a
piece. of. land and viii. make that his
eftthre home, Yuma Sentinel
/ sac a'sa ".s .~s -..a.saiA ~ &
1.-The Tusoarora .Times.Review says the
Onion Mill Gcmpany-'will~ soon star
their new cyanide. Plant on tailings
While these tailings have refused tc
= .yieh their gold and silver. values up b,
any, Of ths"old methods of-reduction, i
: has been been thoroughly. proven. with a .tria
fpiarft that they can be successfully ant
. Pproftabty worked by the Mcxrthut.For
3 est cyanide process. From the profit
derived, an. impetus will be given t
,pSSsssEpssDtiqg in ttlhsssi North Belle Isle
}. Nevada Queen and. ComQopwealth mine
10 whom the mills belongs, which, t
l. gether with the.the- labor directly en-
ployed in the new works, will max
sEhssS fsv,s 'As-rai;Aeasn '
u Yale, in British Columbia, is a du
. place now, but many thousands of poop
once lived I'm sae plsSe, for it was tt
,. greatest placer golsssfald on the low,
II Fraser rivec, ana the center of attractic
in British Columbia as long as it yield,
q safgd q6satities sAkas SEd DIST A
,e ter yielding for years an average of SIS
:. day to each man--and there were sever
II 'TtRohsSnd miners tire mines gave out al
then game dscadenc,. A little gold
" still found along the river ,banks ar
h. among. the sands near the shore.
ii Epyesent Yale is inhabited. by a few viii
n. men and several hundred Chinese al
h Flathead Indians.
L. 80.