The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-09-23

Springs, Utah. has made recent ship.
ments of ore running 57.S ounces lead.
$3.50 ounces silver and a trace Of gold
This character of ore is also being shipped
from the Utah. -
On the Standard group. on the north
SIX of Kettle river, B. G., considerable
development is going on. ard the hedges
are showing up favorably. The ASSAYS.
run 40 onnccs silver, 1O. per cent copper
and - gold per ton. - -<5,<ss 4.:.s y;
The: John Bull claim, on Christina
Jake. Boundary district, B. c., discovered
ast spring, is showing four feet Of solid
ore III qle bottom of the shaft, that as
says $2f gold. An offer has been made
to bond it for $4,000. 80
Tho: Copper Mountain mine in the
Beaver :Iake district, Utah. has been
bonded to- Gustave A. Duncan for $50,
OOC. The North Star mine at Tintie.
Utah, is-reported to have been bonded. to
Eastern men for $25O,OOO. - :.
James Duffy has made a rich strike
lite, Mont, : Where the lead was uncoy-
cred at the surface q sample isas taken
from Il 2linch streak that aSsaySd 1ItarE
" loc ounces in silver and 4 feWidollars
III gold. = -. :,
Capt. Couch of the Boston and Mon
tana company, Butte, has been looking
over the copper and gold fields in Nest
and southeast Alaska, and expressesthim-
self as highly pleased with the country.
He regards it as the great. mineral coun
try of the future. - -: .
-Within two miles Of .Okanognn: FLYER.
Okanogan county, WASH, w. IA. FortE
has discovered. a large deposit Ofssodiur,i.
sulphate, about 50 OF IS pei cent. pure.
He says there are millions of tons of it in
SIGHT, and that trainloads of yit could be
mined III short time. ). ~
ca III ~ .
lde ores from q new strike on, the M cum,
tain Rose and Monitor claims in Gold
su!ch. Ari., gave Il return of.::i450 per
cent. .copper.T The ledge. is from. 10 to 10
feet wide and there is. enough ore in sight
TO run a sixty-ton furnaces: !.
-. K. Mckinney, president of the
Noon Anchor Gold Mining company, has
purchased rstsd tha fifty acres q PLACES ground u
Greek. 1t includes three placer claims.
the Julia Ann, Miami and. CHA. The
: price paid was $13, O0Ot cash. 1,..4. T.,
Five hundred TONS o q peach win 2be
canned at Pomona. Call, this season. Th,
Pomona Deciduous Fruit Growers, .asso-
clatlon expects to handle about 400 tons
of prunes at its drying yards this year.
per ton for their fruit at present .ssssss ~
--Joice, Marshal. and J.~Siniyh hay,
made a gold discovery near The New
London hf1,e near Tuscon, All Float
from the ledge has been found by different
prospectors. but the. ledge remainetls .irid-s
den until these men set about to Sind h ]
Ihe-ofe assays as high as 20 ounces Of
gold per ton :: - , !: / ~ = ~ 4 / y
Three prOspectors living on Wilson
-Greek, III j effers0n county, Mont. are
reported to have made a discovery Of a
gold mine that bears the earmarks of q
genuine bonanza. lie ore is.efroms 20
inches TO 1 feet in width, clean ore. ard
some assays show 80 per cent. iron aid
from $12 to $15 in gold. ys.s.. -.
The strike in Canada del Orc, four
teen miles north sof Tueson, Att, in the
Catalina mountains, is proving to be of
much more Importance than was at first
thought. The claim owned; by the, Mori-
Dos is proving to be bananza. They
have taken out about fifteen tons. of ore
that will gu$$700to the ton. i As II:
In kittitas county. Wash. a new gold
field has been opened up along Wilson
creek. Within. a week SOC cluims have
been taken mp along tho headwaters of
pcctors are prospecting it. From the first
discovery on bedrock $500 IN fine gold has
been taken, and this fact led to the STAN.
pedc. --.ss
That there are rich copper denos;ts
just west Of Deer Lodge, on. Powell.
mountain, Mont, has been fully demon
strated by Anthony Koch OF Anaconda, !,
who has been prospecting on Tile noun,
tain for months. Hs has ma de several
locations ard has "a well-def1ied lend,
His claims are just southwest Of Powell
lake. st:5. .. q. 80 -
-R. W. Petie's process Of treating.
dump ore as exemplifie1 at the Lille
mine i proving success beyond his most
sanguine expectations, says the Colorado
vxNSSx 80, II
carload shipment OF sediment saved from
the washings of the rock went at the "a tp
sEof $1lO per ton, while the screenings
went $50. 20 -
"A Republic (Wash.) dispatch to the.
Spokesnan-R Review says: Republic yal.8
ues con inue TO run remarkably hign. ii
Is reported here that assays Of two crab
samples from one of the last cars shiDped
ran $500 and 1921 respectiv The ore
+ that is going through the mill is not 81 as
high GRADES that shipped Il Ii laid
4 90 per cent. Of the aYalilee and The failiues