The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-29

bearing ores have been found. stops are being
taken. also to save q larger percentage OF the
gold In silversores.
DENVER, Nov. 24.-After several months OF
| negotiations tho Anglo.C Continental syndicate
OF London has purchase the Terrible and But
for $lso,ooo, OF which. $4,000 has boom paid
down. The experts estimate that 100, 900 tons
and a mill will DO set up to concentrate the ores.
X. Benson, the discoverer, and sole owner of
many years, overcoming ali Obstacles BY his
own exertions. The vein IL from FIVE to M.
s. o feet &c s II T " s6,d '1 I'd t Rlll ,5 runs yield s;t., from 3,
ment.s The Tom Boy At Telluride has a new
to get into pay ore again through further OK.
The Japan mine at Telluride with the con.
centrating mill is turning out two carloads OF
concentrates daily, averaging 800 per ton In
cars of hish:grade ore are shipped eae6 week to
the smelters. This ore runs about 2 1000 per
car. The Nellie and Ella mines up Bear Greek are
doing 30 well that ten more stamps have been
leased from the power transmission company,
giving forty stamps:
stope in tho Smugglcr mine, has subsidized. The
remarkable fight confined the fire to n small
that the fire will be extinSuished in a few days.
All the other mines on the mountain have re-
Tho smeiter agreement affected Cripple Creek
district materially, as the agreement included
the change Of payment for gold from 500 per
expressed. The tonnage Of tho camp keeps up.
Tho johnson lease on the Half Moon has PROV
en- to be one OF the surprises OF the camp. Last
and o check for 1878 came as payment for the
first twelve cars sampled.
opened after being shut down for several yearS.
An eight-inch streak of remarkable ore has
mine in the Red Mountain district. Assays
have shown as high as forty ounces in gold and
A. r. Specth Of Boston came to Colorado two
years ago and with some associates purchased
the Eagle mine at Dumont. Thu property has
OF $40 ore has been made available for treat
ment by a cotton mill which has just been COM
A. b. Crooks of Fairplay has discovered a
nugget In his mine weighing seventy pounds
and running $50 ounces silver, IN per cent
lead, and Fl per cent. copper.
ALASKA.
SEATTLE. Nov. 2o.-Douglas Island has bceh
the scene of great deal of active prospecting this
season; and 4 large number OF new and important
and southern shores of the island. These dis
coveries haye been free-milling and sulphuret
those that are being handled at the T~readweii
markably well defined. Northwesterly OF the
Treadwell and parallel to the Bears Nest a large
ledge Of gold, silver; and lead was dis o a
that all the country In that, direction was barren
of mineral. There has also been an unusual
claims. and the present milling capacity will
be doubled during the coming year.
there is much activity. There are three mills
of ten. thirty, and forty stamps. and they
have been engaged during the entire season.
Lynn Canal are some rich gold lodges discov.
cred within the past month or two.
shores Of Cleveland Peninsula by Seattle pros,
pectors in September have been examined BY
m1nio ofief e1Ps snd refused II i for sa a rr ehss of ToSG ieeO
OF these claims on tide water.
The production Of the placers, OF Cook Inlet
have exceeded all timat by about 5000, 900.
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE, Nov. 20.-In the Monte Cristo dis.
trict a strike has been made in the Pride of the
Mountain in the face of the new tunnel. which
outcrop Of 5000 feet. vertically. The ore is
concentrating material, but is of better grade
than has been mined during several years past.
The usual weekly shipments Of from $50 to 800
tons of concentrates are being made to the re-
Near Index Mountain. on the Great Northern
Railroad. several copper properties are making
their first carload shipments for the purpose Of
0O On Bessk iaei Rire aei the q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tas Gret
group Is under development, but the Immense
Ledge Ledge Of 4u S0p 20 ta for S EniG not the ss ppes esos, tunnel # +
will require two months more work TO accom-
plish this result.
BRITISH
SEATTLE, Nov. COL. G. kincaid and ]. W.
Jones spent the early part Of the fall prospecting
on the eastern coast Of Vancouver Island. They
discovered q copper ledge fifty. feet in width,
seven locations. the ore going 80 per cent. copper
$40 gold. and $40 silver. They have sold the
The new mill at the Tin Horn mine. Fairview
camp. Is steadily running on high.Rrade ore
and splendid results are being obtained.
The st. Eugene mine in East kootenai comes
there is nearly 10000 tons OF $50 ore in sight II
The new mill Of the Fern mine. in Nelson dis
trict, has just completed q run of thirty -eight
days, resulting in q cleanup Of over SIS. OO(
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 22.-Grading has be
gun foT the new ten'stamP custom mill in tn
sent out from Milford by teams.
The Beaver Lake Copper Company. in Beave
deal 81 development work has already fbeel
done, and some nice bodies of copper ore ar
Some strikes of gold ore have been made IL
the Snake Creek district near Park City With
tas Past sve T BEEN o6 Ats 81 as aith s1ss as sh sas s ;oSo !
$l5 and $25 in gold to the ton. the ore bein
. At the Sioux Consolidated mill 5000 tons {
\ ore from the Mammoth mines are being treated
!, ARIZONA.
{ TUCSON. Nov. 19.-The rich strike Of OF
{ near Pearce was at the Six Mile group at FIT
! burg. Messrs. Fits, Wight. and johnson, Il
> owners Of the group started an open cut aero,
. the surface and in running to strike the TO,
. wall the ledge increased in width and a body
Q ore was, reached that assays twelve ounces
o gold and seventy ounces In silver.
r A strike was recently made In the Rescl
silver mine in ella county. The, ore boo
z shows st9Hr.d 2 t face Of f,s twenty Fhn inches aTs sRs,l has be &,
n ounces in silver and is growing richer. and Il
. vein 10 becoming wider.
5 ONE-ARMED GIRL SENT OUT TO Be
Her Father u . Skilled Mechanic and Has
Comfortable Home.