The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-26

Good reports are coming from the. Atlanti
10; z az Atlanta, owned and operated ~ th'
paid a handsome profit. The mill Is NOW run
ming on q much better grade OF ore trankt
Davis and Lange have developed q large bod!
OF good ore IN the Dewey. on the 1uba.
COLORADO.
LEADvtLLE,. Sept. 20.-The Iron Silyor Min
Ing Company has been pumping the mines Ire'
from water and reports the SHAFT and nrst ieye
in good condition. Shipments OF ore will b
made early In October.
ARIZONA.
Tucson. Arlz., Sept. 10.-The Charley Nelson
smelter Is turning out three tons of pure copper
daily from ore taken from. the Old Boot mine
The. Developments on the Young America have
p5odp led several thogsand tons OF COPPER 1 ere
tunnel. which has been run 400 feet, has out
the ore. body at q depth q 600 feet.
yeloped a vast ore body which Is showing rich
In gold and silver as well as coppe
ht The A mnTTt the n snsw dt 81 go , yS On f r.
find. The ore body Is fifteen feet wide and IL
but 800 yards from the smelter, site. The
ledge has every appearance OF being permR-
LAKE SUPERIOR.
HouaHToS. Sept. 24,-Never before, In the
history OF Lake Superior copper mining has
there been a time when 50 many men were
employed. such large, profits earned and so
ISS4. a ns sEino TO OTer S S.5SS m Ssy; we're 19 eS ssRt; i
1888, nearly 1890 men were employed BY
VIC NllhCb VI pObb.-A AUuA gOhA' .ueO. Nv
was WSst SppF9 x s4d.9SS.U6G, %Siie, 81 t6s
Ra aSiSa p sl%S y Il e d0SSied Hf IN fo1f years. iE2U' TSS;
BY leaps and bounds until GaiSmst, The most
R@ HHdiiSssi IL 'G tSe tRRiET T i hSs nsNr MINING fUivS ca@ sTsi IN
the. world and the second largest in the
United States.
SALT LAKE. Sent. 1e.-The Mercur Company
IS about TO enlarge the daily capacity OF It's
It Is reported that the guano deposits on
Gunpison Island. Great Salt Lake. haye been
bonded to 9. French syndicate. and that the
pr On TIE WI 1.7S 6 Pot RSs o level e Pe y ths e"i Mammoth
mine the ore body has been encountered. car
loot level an immsnse body OF ore is blocked
out. some Of which ASSAYS ten to twelve
ounces in gold and twenty to thirty ounces in
Work has begun on the erection Of the
Highland Boy smelter, 1t Is expected that by
Dec. I the plant will be handling 900 tons OF
The Comstock mine at Park City ie showing
ore which ASSAYS 80 per cent. lead, 81 ounces
woods, 9 made q s MiPH NJ 4 Hi Few days n ago (Which witch
second It showed 10 Ounces silver and II per
Il (. predicted tha. MercHr's outDut will be
treating q little oyer 1000 tons Of ore daily.
ria shiPa% of5 N3oOSSt,nHGd made from from the the annie AnIneI dan a.
high as seven ounces in gold and thirty-two
ounces silver to the ton.
ONTARIO.
DULUTH. MINI, Sept. ~20.-Since the resump-
Lake SUPERIOR westerly through Canadian
territory there has been o marked revival OF
diRl sn sou IL the sd lrSP o. SFf iS ssDG snpe Fl the T TseS,
SSsP IPSH m have ;oe been ss11 Enpx vo.I in S E general sTs b way
the Ontario aaiioAq and, Rainy aG1' RI Ssp kali Raiiro SSfAf that at
S Til! G sSsPSsrs thS Win 1IRN me aSy 0 Slddil fD9s i EPtPu %iq III:
Vest . from Lax, fsisS ,Sape eric with Within IL MONTH @ils5
crops and vein. indications for thirty miles
along the ,Atikokan and Mattawan ore ranges.
dications are tn that a a new ~ and enorm nc 1se deposit
OF iron ore OF high grade has here been found.
MEXICO.
.GrAYMAs. Sept. 1.-THE Mexican Metallur-
SBiIS sta G GGImIDsnyH o% of San i tp MoI Potosl hand and l.
CANNED Ohnit, the g, cse ESS aH5 Mining d6d GonpaaX. with
MSuntains, near the teerminus Of the MONTEREY
e ainsspi the saiil nfsSasts The held new BY j. o0 4: Rober PST1
rate Of half a million dollars 'for the whole.
pany for twenty years. The combined pro
R most im GSGse Isl Silver asFs and II lean sae m SshaGs d Is t sse
In Mexico. Plans have been formed for work
on . large scale, A main tunnel will b., driven
present works Of tho Denver mine: Modern
methods will be used IN working this big con-
telephone lines. aerial cables and surface tram
A Philadelphia company. working near
FURNACE for smelling It's copper ore, The sa-
blnA Mining Company has bought five claims
one-third Of the stock OF the company. The
Bar baTrS ansn mil mine s9 At Al. A1 eSsr Is i, turning turn 1Gd out o ore
ounces OF silver to the ton.
BRITISH
SEATTLE. Sept. 18.-Rossland lis fairly ex-
ceiling itself In the production aud shipment
OF ore, It has outstripped during the past
ss5 " Was S,f n 5a sRHS when eng S.S f5SSt tons R RfSSi sRipg PsG.
E Eas 9u L. hS 81 1 fS51 SMS ssk ana SSf Grant tFS% the War
The White Bear has g shaft down nearly
2te sfst anf T three Sre sS sivs 81 G retS at the o 9ot s4s i Gf
gold and copper. on the surface the show
iinP,G did not exceed IS $2 per to-, but it has grad
at the rate of 200 tons a day. The iron Mask
is taking out about thirty tons daily, In Nell
peP e saRlR 'f has N 6esn Soed EF2u % q N siiIysT-S %en
for 100000 the bond running till the last of
The Eureka. mine on Eagle Creek, Nelson
purchaser being ". H. Watts. a member Of the
the Riverside claim has struck a large ledge Of
$40 gold ore. and the ledge is being cross cut.
%S 9a slaEaah G be1sIop peSg HaGls on ths Pacific ne
creased its force the past week and Is
clearing the jam from the mouth OF the creek
where IL empties into Fraser River. Surveys
are being made for bitches and a hydraulic
plant will be placed on the property ready for
service early In October.
In the Cariboo country. on a branch Of Will
liams Creek. Chinese are now taking out sixty
ounces Il day to the man. They have found
nuggets weighing thirty eight ounces and
worth $lS per ounce. This is the most i'm
portant strike made in the district in the past
twenty years.
There is scarcity OF good placer miners In
Cariboo and good wages seem to be no induce
ment.