Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-06-17

low that the ore cannot be run from II
tunnel directly into a mill on u
breaker floor, from which the e
would descend by gravity through-ne
different processes until it passe ou'
of the mill, says the Mining GndIC'e"'
tito Press. If there is heavy"l4 ~
the canyon or gulch below the topoSou
tunnel site, the tunnel may ''''A '0u
lower and the mill may be /uii' Sonle
distance down the gulch Voiuei 'h"C
the ore may be trammed - Tie 'op VI
the mill.
RepubIBo
Work is still in progT'S on Tue W. a.
Work is still being t0'e'u'eU ~ 'n0
Troubadour. ,. .,o
All work has been u0peno0u Va sns
Mark Tapley. No '0'0N 40 '''e' 0N
for so doing. r.. % o,,s
There is over Dur feet OF solld
quartz in the fa u 'n0 0A4 A' 49, 'D0
Princess Maud. J.
The shaft ophe Dei'a 10 20 leeU ~
depth and hif sraue oie 40 ''A A0u
across the sh !.
The umlt-Republic vein in the
ebaft stir proves in size and quality
of quart vh depth.
49, ~. on the Ben Hur is going
slowly. The size OF the
ehaft nrludes rapid work.
~ aft on the Morning Glory is
- jwn rapidly. There is not the
Sonat ubt that the shaft is in fine ore.
~ Chespa-Blue Jay shaft is going
son with reasonable speed. 1t will
hoNeral weeks before the shaft will
IA the 100-foot level.
Jome fine silver-lead ore is said to be
ming out of the cross-cut in the hide
endent. 1t lies north of the Lorna
boone about one-fourth mile.
The Black Tail is showing fine ore in
the cross vein, as we'll as on the Sur
prise ledge. Every foot of develop
ment brings new surprises.
The Gold Ledge is making a fine
showing. The average assay is up
ward of $40 per ton. The ore that is
being passed through greatly resem-
bles that obtained at the depth OF 90
feet
Some fine ore has been found in the
Mabel. 1t is a steel galena carrying
copper. No assay has
been made hence it's value can only be
surmised. There is no ore in the camp
like it.
The Gold Ledge Extension is also
showing up we'll. Sufficient work has
been done to demonstrate its course
and also to prove beyond doubt that it
carries the same vein as the Gold Ledge
The Gold Mountain shaft is 33 feet
deep. The outlook is promising There
are several other properties in the vi
cinity of the Gold Ledge that are likely
to be as rich as that now famous prop
erty.
The Lorna Doone in Cody Camp is
showing up little better every day.
The entire shaft is in high grade ore.
This week the shaft will have reached
he 1O0-foot level when the ledge will
rain be crosscut.
The Republic Giant ore is steadily
hroving in value and the ledge gets
snger with depth. The outlook for
IMPROPERLY grows brighter every day.
/, Palo Alto tunnel is being driven
'alonthe ledge.
Ill, grade ore is still the story that
'comesrom the Republic. There is no
chaneehat is worthy of record from
DAY 10 y. There is no apparent di-
mlnutlohn the width or value of the
ore taKenut. The mill doing good
work ana rerything is working salts
factorily.
Inc recor of development work for
May is most ratifying. The increase
over April is ,out 600 feet. This will
come as surlise to many, as it was
generally concead that the total would
be considerably ,ss, owing to the clos
Ing down OF lmerous properties.
While 1t Is true 'at there was a ma
terial falling off many claims and
some were not wored at all, the great
mines of the campfire Republic and
Mountain Lion-nealy doubled their
April record. The Republic has SOS
feet to its credit and ne Mountain Lii
on Alb feet. The tota for the month
foots up 4,OSS feet, or narly four-fifths
of mile. If the amolt of develop
ment in Summit, Gold Hll and Cody
camps were added it woul, foot up al
most a mile.
British Columbia.
The big crosscut tunnel of he jun
DO, at Rossland, is now in distance of
247 feet.
The Cariboo, the Camp Mckinney
dividend payer is putting in seen
drill air compressor.
Following are the shipments for the
past week: lie Roi, 2,240 tons; Wai
Eagle, 165; Iron Mask. 55; Centre Star,
223; total for the week, 1858 tops.