The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-21

ucptu bnusWBn mlnofnurcu. aThcrO WAS n good
at this depth and IL the Bsicher excellent pros
pects were being obtained. An the Indications
both these mines whom WORK was stopped.
There is no water above the sutro tunnel level
below this is dead accumulation, not from iiv-
Ing streams, pumping Il out would be like pump
, DoT,s 1Ss 4 S SiEssrn, th Il t X %Sa9 ;. ndi X many y r SS.
won't the unwatering Of the mines and the ex-
ploration of the lode to the depth of 5000 feet or
Twenty years ago in the e Dorado district
IN Lincoln county nobody believed any gold ex-
ore bodies have been de- esveioped By the SOUTH
western Mining Company Of Philadeiphia, who
koep, q 15.stamp mill busy on low.srado ore
The Diamond Company Of Eureka is hauling
ore. from Its mines to the railroad on a bob-sled
"T The i De L SapSei mime Ss l woESS IT, PONCE ore By the
peroxide OF odium-cyanide process and is To-
cally credited with saving over 07 per cont. OF
is worked and the mill treats 800 tons daily.
This mine pays about 30 per cent. Of the bullion
On the Comstock interest centres largely in
Siorra Nevada, where fair grade ore. worth $lS.
s nSf Sesa v SG%Hn an in nn sn n nprSi, sI fno% the IN ! $50, $50.
foot level, small streaks of ore were encoun-
tered from which fourteen tons were saved as
level for a test run. On the BRUNSWICK, in
SsseE sS carry 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gas ross9s hsIiEEePft1Sas' shaft ihs s ny.
1 will be sunk to tho, s0O.foot level, SO as 10 ex-
plore 70 the west at that depth. In Occidental.
assaying $56 to the ton.
=
D5NvsF Feb 2:nThe annual meeting Of the
President Burns q his:report said the com;
pany has now a perfect machinery equipment
proper :, or, pumps mls 3, f Ne a ETsss ,y value exit q th ~ OUTPUT Il !
ment. charges We're Sis4,tos. The company
closed tho year with q cash balance Of s303.,.
9 .267.o s0. Litigation has not censcd. how.
Of Tie Portland. who sold o out his holdings to his
cover from President, Burns $500 900 as his
share Of the sale and dividend caused by the
transfer Of certain claims to the Portland com:
gany.. This is the beginning Of a series Of legal
disputes between the men who struck 1t rich to-
Tho Newhouse tunnel at Idaho SPRINGS. which
lately closed down, is to be taken up by q
plan carried. out. Tho recent strike in the Cen.
trail city mine has opened to a vein. six feet
flve ounces gold to the ton. Several shipments
have been made with satisfactory, results. Fifty
amen an aa ars employees M S 9 On i've G tsns SailT MINI lTsis S ore
amounted to 5o2'carloads.
oOlu q OCCh utoSoNVlSl uO6I pOluCn W n
man from Illinois, who came to Colorado i'm
PEELED by the vividness of a dream. From q
t Ra1SiSe has -i Seon ts Sona orc and d'S Gains f have e benz eee
staked out for several miles around.
During the past year considerable attention
county, particularly the Weston Pass region,
through which the Ieadville pioneers made their
TsSdvi HEs miners @1s opened t the Ruby y Mines se BY a t SMc
mel and over 1000 tons were shipped, though at
scant pSront; owing to II the expensive PEI, TVS wagon Gon haul haul
runs as high as 500 ounces silver. Several prop
After many years Of idieness the Lady Adelaide
in Adelaide Park has been leased and Is shipping
o osnT eaiIes Il .hs s0 fad So1 ao 1ad c silHes; a h nsT d sG@.
mined to hunt for the Midnight orc chute in q
25-acre tract the new shaft to go down 400 feet
The old Jessie mine, with its mill Of forty
stamps at Breckenridge, has resumed opera
An important strike is reported from the
Cowenhoven tunnel in Aspen. In drifting
through lSou q. country rock a b urn na was INA made df:ti and
Yer and lead is most gratifying, Tho entire
assay showed 14Q ounces silver.
At Creole the Commodore has contracted for
o rate with the railroad upon q basis of 10000
SEATTLE. Feb. Il2.-Highly satisfactory. tests
have been made In saving thu, flour gold, that Is
Aouho po. AA bsoNoA uho OoAu jag
the iaa gold Exhibited this Week Were TAKEN from n
.sg aGSdna an .aa t T Is e; Siisaa % t ssa's 90 % per she cent? SaO Of
this exceeding fine material can be saved by
H., mo1b I1G,Gesssss str Eseen1lg 1 HniS d wSrtb IN sI Baker asT
ounce and Is evenly distributed through the
soil. There are thousands of acres Of this au-
f%' pfhe Forty oDg . a1S1t COMPANY nnpsf anu Operating sr a l a group
of mines at the head OF sultan Basin In snoho-
% 1nmn oS Sna & has he a aS 6gan diSoo s tons S Sd ore re. on T. the TO
market. It had constructed. a gravity tram
to connect with the Monte Cristo Railroad. but
another outleE win have to be secured. A new
railroad Town Sultan Valley to connect with
Miners who have devoted Years to the open.
N. Hss.o and S dtsEsIlspdi IN sk OF ths ss si1ve SfsSSx %i1 souO of
Willie WEI III the ore viii aveTSee:s6 Sol in silver and
lead, and. while::there is a good demand for it at
tation facilities. The State appropriated $2O,-
900 for tho Construction of trails and wagon
P roads .r into this ht,sr %sSet ;ssde 6u: the edP ascaSa + n
portation, would in time produce millions in
and a country where there is an abundance OF
coking coal for the reduction OF ores.
" IDAHO.
IDAHO CITY, Feb. 12.-It is now asserted by
nils mth viii | Be- eTected at Florence and Warren
during the present year. Last year six or
Some Of the placer mines on Boise River.
above the mouth of More.Creek. are now work.
ing. The recent rains have Increased the wa
ter considerably in the smaller creeks.
The Chloride Queen. at Wallace. has been
cut by the cross-cut tunnel started last sum.
mer. A strfnger eighteen inches wide of good
orc has been found and 1t is thought the main
Several Of the gold quartz mines at Pine
Grove are now working in a small way, and
some good ore is coming out.
and richer with every foot OF development.
The Red Elephant, at Bullion, is looking better
than at any other time during the past two or
three years. The owners expect TO keep q large
force employed. Many other mines Of the dis
trict are accommodating ores for shipment as
soon as tho roads arc good.
A correspondent OF the Spokane RerietD. writ
ing from Florence,, says: "A rich strike has
This gulch was famous for Its placer diggings
in early days, when a single yard Of gravel