The San Francisco call., 1898-08-14
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group of mines, situated in the East tork mining district of this county. Ihls group was formerly owned by the late ". | Coleman, and has been under a lease 10 MT Skinner for number of years past Trinity Journal
 Sunerintendent Parmelee of the Mime sota is reporting good progress on that nronnisfng property. The mine has been idle several years, pending the setueIneIt of some legal matters, but II Is tne to fully develop and operate the mine 5lom that everything has been settled.-Red- ding Searchlight. ,,
 ginsyiIle and Quartz Valley are getting everything n readiness for good WQLk during the coming winter, as soon as the rainy season sets in to supply an aoun- dance of water for the giants and eleVat- ors. Jones &, Co.,, at Quartz Valley, are getting their mill in good oroer; rbe Lo GGir Tunr miners in the Klamath are reported as all doing well this season Tn gett!ng out
 good supply of goEd ron 6 tbn 5ne rtGa Py 9arily low stage of the water-Y reka
 F AnIin in, the Mad Mule mine at Wbiskytown. Shasta County, in a con tact of Dorphyry and manganese, took out s1300 of honeycombed gold, free rom quartz, of which several pieces were as ia1S STRe 1 best of the developed mines of the Randsburg district are steadily demon stratng the yaYe ana ag5ep Tbe Yelow 3a @ 3ig Rstep iT ComDany makes this showing ac- cording 10 the Randsburg Miner: The Yellow Aster Mining Company clean1ed M I'D s35 370 at the Barstow mill, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, the result of the last half of July. In the middle of the month they cIeaned ug sSO8 S for mfR fbe month This Is the largest run ever made in one month by the company. They are now working in a solid ore body Tn the Trilby mine more than forty Ieet thiok and milling every pound of 1t. The last clean up was principally from Tr1lby ore and averaged as near as they couid dend will be $25,O0O and this notwith- standing some heavy expenditures in water development The outlook Tor the Rand group of mines was never better in fact never so good as now:
 Receiver Pauly reports the Golden Cross group to be in better shape than ever before. As conclusive proof of this, the cleanup of bullion for the month or JuIy reached $50, ,000, most of it being clear profit. When MT. Pauly took charge or the mines a year ago last month there nroperty and this has already been re- duced 5O per cent, with every indication that within another year the last cent will have been wiped out. Recelver Fau!y of E per cent a month. In the thirteen months of his management the mines have produced $55O. .OoO The mines may he expected to produce at least $15000 to S20 GOO net per month for years to come. Tbe payrolf of the, company contains the names of about 250 men.-San Diego Union.
 flow of petroleum at Summerland Cal | The well was sunk beneath the ocean bed from a platform which runs out on the beach. The new well struck flow from oil sand at a depth of 325 feet. and the oil flows to the surface. There are other wells at Summerland, but they require nunDing. This new well of MT Tread wells overflows the pipes and runs di- rectIy into the tanks. The well Is be- leIfeyed to have tapped the mother lode of oil Mining and Scientific Press.
 The arrangements for the commence
 nent of operations in unwatering the downtown mines at Leadville are about completed, ali the preliminary work hav- ing been done. It Is not yet known when the work will actually be commenced inc company awaiting the return of it's nresident. & w Mudd, from the East
 There seems to be no limit to the uses +o which aluminium can be put. The Rus elan Minister of War has approved of aIIminum horse shoes for the cavalry
 after a severe test as to their merits They wear longer than iron ones. are less affect cd by moisture, cost no more, and are of course much lighter. They are likely to come into general use In the near future Western Mining World
 Advances made on furniture and pianos. with