The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07

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"g8SsearLs i Nv = Ps nao . cG GnnHsss NJ ~ ~, ss Rn,iIiio11 iSSccE
nj Eureta n spIsndiS body OF s6ipping orc is
t pelng Sp en- ho III. one rel a rsncb bs3 he ,i M ,en vei'
,Jesse KNIGHT owner of the Uncle sam and
Humbue at Eureka, will soon begin the erection
The trentmept Of The ores proJuced nv His own
properIiies' VI 0'' "' y"
The De Lamar cyauido piant nj Mcrcur IA
is IN n nlao ghd Incl r $ sn ~ m Brow q !, t roSs ,n lers.
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE, Jan. 2a.-New, appliances for say.
River have been introduced this winter and
have been found to work adyantagcously. The
In Mcthow district reports everything in shape
for an actiye and profitable season, with ore
fWeneR 81 srKs' d hna DIN sn ali pi thep eo ST Keep ye sne
Tho mill will besable to crush about seventy tons
per day.
Seattie. a ieago Oh suipnuret ore toO ieet VIDE
has 5een discovered; and ASSAYS nave been ob.
~ tnac kRaVu az re.u, : ~ iron r. 70 p pei
pose9 rio zoid frnn ,. .niii;Hush T u .ouse .naI
nssh ny, Ffa ! goia, itee malihng. thoro Is every
way n9 9, WAFER power, aouhSanee Oh timocr' coal
= In EVA sWapnE distpist l inst " weeR Gina No,sson
while n ar,dt,ng IN MS Riacer ground uncovered a
A'Ns'' "''' P.o"
To-. 90 AhA Mn
| neau, about 500 miies.nlong the shores of Prince
William Sound. discoveries are being made of
tention Of men who are In a position to handle
propositions of unusual magnitude. Near In.
source In the salt water, only accessible at low
tide. which crosses the mountains and is trace.
| 500 feet wide, and the ore goes from 10 to 20
per cent. copper and from 50 to $40 gold per
s'n southaastorly 'n dire etioGn'Gi Is i another ruh PedRee OF
much greater magnitude, estimated from 400
tto nntira xrilth' adv ,anno, .,l i.~. -
phurets, that assay from $50 to ss. 90 "poid.
there being no determinations for copper. Il
ia estimated that there are millions or tons of
this ore on the surface of the mountains, along
protected and safe barbors that are accessible
power without limit running to waste through
these mountains. and there are coal fields where
.oEk, so nancy taat IL can 90 placed upon YES
CID ~ 'ho"p 'os'' NAN
IDAHO;
Gambrinus district, promises to do much toy%iarId
creating q greatquartz mining interest In thissec-
cd BY the tunnel at q depth of over. 400 feet. As
the tunnel nears the ledge the spur widens and
Is H0 very nl rich tRi f in free sse gold ID F'p aboSo t tSe t Tunnel sSh is:a
body OF ore a large mill could not work out in
a year or two; ,,,o ou
t25; 600: 600 pounds Of lead during 1897. and
The mining outlook in the northern part OF the
state, he says, ID much brighter than ever be.
"A company of Montana men arc putting
down shafts on Grimes Creek for prospecting
purposes. They have options on many claims;
and, II they purchase them. will ship in several
dredging machines. as carly as possible. in the
spT Tlh Old GLORY comnanv 10 still nrs,,,o t,o
ina am nnt tu ai1Snn anSaqi ana so spm h good ore Is com m
my zoo Suf Ss stt9 9ortSa- th ne VIII w th to run zoo
~ ti.uei ~ Leaen VIC . cnMte tuat
wa WyHrKed zen or Twelve years ago The tun-
ming a tunnel to deveion tbe R an H a. ~ thn
head Of Leyis,s Guich, A
onmenty vn ~ on q 3 fSn 9Ssssemrr are pusnlhg aeyei-
Sroup. four miles me North hem of Oh fbis sn n,a mouh sanns
sioh = is - VI 'hie Piaee' oome
rie 4 ore ID coming out
a fne i SoIS b ~ Snaetf 20 ", is d turning out 70 be
sUoo Ley De4w ths surface. some OF the ore is
specAieu Will soio.
=TUcsoN..Jau. 2s.-The Paw Rock nina IA n
new discovery in Payson district. The vein e
Evans Point, six miles up the nsr ri " Eo from
Clifton, IL destined TO be a good gold cann.
AZ At b HltsSn nm 1he to az, are b ten more 1h stamps AMPS req, ready to
ised that before 70 'G the next sea%f oar a man II is p sisty
stamps will be bounding away on gold ore that
will average from SO to $14 Der ton on III Il d
The Middle March COMPANY. in the Dragons.
the Eureka mine carry rs or 's 40 e srnr cpni ' ieah
and CONSIDERABLE silver. Excentinp the bia
copper properties the Eureka is he best.opened
mine In the district. "
The Vekol mine, thirty.five miles south of
S asa Grahue' VIII again come to the front as
goo worth OF machinery which has arrived at
tb a mi Geahae ana ls no" being transported to
Il mihe.
british COLUMBIA.
SEATTLE, Jan. 29.-On Friday the new smelt-
er of the lie Roi Company. at Northport, Wash,
was blown In. and ono stack is in operation.
handling 70 tons u day. The smelter has a ca
p"TthrSy y. w IONS q uay.
deyeionin@ Sunset Mines So Sohpany; WhiSn ls
land. Is opepinR up fine bodies Of ore In ~
shaft and tunnel, The ore wideninr With great
Tapidity. The finest macbinart To- ~ 6anoS
is used in this mine and the property ia being
SSpeRed up IN a systematic manner by Howard
The Dundee Mining Companv has sunk
its main SHAFT 70 n d.nib " otSs mas SUM-
intended to nut in n conrepptraiinS o o,a agGl. =, AIS
tons per day capacity. AGA my
In Greenwood camn there Ia erea, aotiv,,u
in the way of deve:ppmen9 . T Efeav nceivaty
Brandon, Golden Crown. and other mines ara =
able 10 nroctire shinpinp farilities uIhp KS vi Oeins
On Texada Island, he Van AnSs 1tnn,porv
hiAA oII hIf