The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-19

The owners OF the Joe Dandy have develop
has n !" pa sfn, oVor 5000 IN dividends 70 IL own own
The Van Ands company, sinoe the recent big
from from The The D mSrssSsI and N Il, + naming %}ns fl !. o S5,nisT.
$3.50 to $1,000 in gold, copper, and silver.
IDAHO.
IDAHO CITY, July lo.-For over thirty years
prospectors have boon searching for the ledge
or ave miles north Of Pionserviiie. The mines
s soms e sSsasG SSf frO aaE SgS SSs to asSc. q Sin Gu Scsf:
ago a Nj. Wells and his two cons tegan pros.
RFss s plsed a91 h .SS s lSsSS; s0$ a aSlt { sh %l'S arc Ss cow.
hdent is the coveted treasure-a voin two feet
thick Of very rich ore. Several nuesots have
Of that taken from the placers. They are now
developing the, new find and constructing an
The olympia, on Summit Flat, owned. and
worked by Thomas Barry, is turning out ore
The Rimirs COMPANY ESHi has put one shift at
work In the Banner, at Banner. and the richest
silver ore that ever camo o%t OF the mine Is
700 ounces per ton.
SALT LAKE CRY, July l2.-During June the
the valley shelters. $40 tons OF crude ore, as
against $1,000 tons for May.
grade gold-silver. ore on tho l,7o0-ioot level,
fully zSC re feet al below the t ESfY deepest work york
been resumed at tho Marsac mill of the DAILY
Company and thirty stamps are dropping, ,,,
States Geological Survey are now hard at work
IN the survey Of the Tintlc mining district. The
work will take at least three months.
ARIZONA.
the shipments from tho Observation-Disclosures
at Pearce have shown monthly average Of
ward Of $3.50 600. 4 mil Is building which
viii W. have ysa sixty " tons ,Ss dRsiil nr capacity rtyoro min, a,
Gleason has been sunk to sixty feet, where the
ledge is we'll defined, four feet wide. and the
Is making every effort to develop a water sup
ply.
ern men, some persons must DO trying hard to
Inquiries come from some Of the Eastern States
Rarely have we ever heard Of the companies.
are being swindled. Tho public should be care
full when asked to invest in a mine, especially
WSeh ri che psoo Of ths make minss w09 If thu p pepoert es
were worth what Is represented, they would
not be hawked around the country for buyers.
NEW MEXICO.
from snti the d frsei Ssrs o' mines f IN the % SRsu,hSo
u Sii sstisla sS5l1s T AZ n msIsa Mining hnGH been com AiSn;
future, reducing the cost Of crushing ore.
Placer mining, is engaging more attention IN
this county there arc three placer regions. In
the Burro Mountain district the dirt Ii rich In
sels !; hut s Io,k sIGsre IT nI Of wa %Ipa has RSSs s s9sss
Altos placers have beenSworked.for moro, than
thirty years with good results. These placers
years ago. The other region is in the Central
district and little attention has been paid to it
obtained SO far are very encouraging.
soUTH DAKOTA.
DEApwooD, g. D., July l2.-There is consid-
cradle activity in other minerals thans gold in
pected with success at various points; the Har-
R ReS r rivas T p6t,s SoI 9b p I will u fPa fss~n up ,O tss TAXES iss
tons'of manganese.iroIu Colorado daily, has in
Hestigated manganese properties In this vicin;;
work Is being done on bodies of two rare met
ais, walfram and manacitc, found In the South
logical survey are now at work in the Hills.
ss1a f iissrs for f Ri; is sp eSe T fiPss sale Il w of Sems as Ike
made for months, and calls attention to the
enormous dividends made by the company,
stockhoiders s. The Homestako, Highland, and
PIE Iesa are stocked at u sS7, 500, 90, Which chm repre- pre-
sents about $e0o, 600 of actual cost. They
RfGe P shs S &c nas al d hss paid more saS; ss sSan sai r.
and all have paid something within six months.
The Homestake is paying 8 per cent. pei, an
like dividends for the next thirty years, with.
out interruption; The three mines raise and
four hours, and require the service of $40
stamps. They are down 800 feet and are all
within a radius Of a mile, three and one-half
The Dcadwood and Delaware smelter is now
receiving two full train loads of mineral daily,
aud traattn Onn tnnG " ar tNrnr ~ fntr l-,,-,
1t has just completed ore bins to hold 5000
tons.
lake SUPERIOR.
iron ore from the ;LaEe Superior country this
year to date have been 4,oo0,OO tons.
ore ef IL cam Mlhh %ine and idD Ship IU tRis YEAR mas ab sSia : 81 o6 }eo
900 tons, and is now sending about 5000 tons
from Tower and 1000 tons from Ely daily
Over 200 men have been put at work at the
Colby mine, Gogebic range, and 100 have been
range. Tho Minnesota Iron Company Is EN-.
p!oying 2,40o men.
were the largest FOR the season, AZ, 900 tons;
Foo ESr thu the s gsea 4 IS ds1o ssihlipessSS e fSss tons and
the: deveiopnent Of the gold fields Of WESTERN
Ontario. nothing but the best reports can BIO
tho Woods district early In the year caused
bboSny w n1lq hard at at h RT0dipeffss ors to ssiis,G 70 ,h baom "a
came, and while the expectancy in that dis.
trict has given way u trifie to disappointment
and discouragemen on the part of speoulators,
Is in n normal, healthy condition.
In the Lake of the Woods district capitalists
and experts arc quietly coming in almost
daily and looking over the situation. Several
sales have recently been made, and by fall they
may, attain a considerable magnitude. Capt.
j. ii. Triggs recently acquired the Winni-
peg Consolidated, a mine that produced bullion
ten years ago. but which has been idle for sew
eral years because OF defects in title and In
ternal troubles in the old company. The old
Gold Hills property, with u ten-stamp mill,
and now owned by the Dsminion Gold Mining
tho scene of a rich strike,
Tho Mikado mine will have thirty stamps
In operation by early fall. 1t is estimated
that ore worth 100000 Is now on the dump.
The Regina mine, fifty miles southeast of
Rat Portage, has started up with ten stamps.
The, Sultana, the pioneer bullion producer,
has tho building completed for thirty new
stamps. The 400-foot SHAFT IL on n body OF
quartz fully fifty feet wide, which yields SIS "a
ton under conditions that SEQ a heavy per cent.
lost.
In the Seine River district Foley's minc, on
Shoot Lake, ID pounding out thirty tons a day,
$l5 to the ton: with twenty stamps. Large
between Shoot Lake and Bad Vermilion Lake