The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-10

mel level. For time the output will
necessarily be curtailed because of the
inability to find a market for the ore.
The output will be limited to 80 tons
day Of smelling ore.
Manager Cline of the Coriolanus has
returned from the East and will imme-
d1ately resume work on the south shaft
OF that property in addition to further
croWding work on the north shaft Ore
is at present exposed in the 210-foot
drift and shipments are being regularly
made. The vein shows up for IA inches
and averages close to three ounces.
The Deer Lodge correspondent of the
Phoebe Record says the Horse Shoe
Mining company has ordered two steam
hoists, one for the Horse Shoe mine and
one for the Homestake mine, also 81, coo
feet Of lumber. This is sure indica-
, ton of the mines looking well, and that
the camp will come to the front. They
have about % men employed at present,
and it is the intention to put more on
as room can be made for them. James
McFarlane, the new manager, is now
in charge.
Commenting on a map Of the proper
ties embraced in the possessions of the
United States Mining company at Bing-
ham, and that is being prepared by j.
FeWson smith, the bulletin says II
shows 20 miles OF Worhihss' III tunhelS'
shafts. drifts, crosscuts, ETC., to which
is now being added about 1900 fee,
monthly. There are over IL miles of
these workings in the Old Jordan alone.
1t is an almost incredible fact that,
aside from closscuts ~ soui...s 'o ~,
ore is showing III every ope1iins VI ''i's
grand ola mine.
The Salt Lake Herald saws that Scott
Hamilton has returned from a trip to
Alta where he went to make an exam
ination of the conditions of the Free
coinage NINE, when Is oeiHs 4eVelUpeu
py SAT- Lahe pa.Iiess %. MI e a. an,,,l
reported 10 t,e local oiiicels " .ile soil YIN
pahy that tne tunlei o., mas oeei' Iuiu-
pieteo 70 ..e ies W " go ~
is dlscloseu ore VI very
sfaue. Inc ilisn eniplos ~ a. ~
ertS are saeAilis ~ az iase 20, % :. - 80,
tracteo, prepatatory " li,ahiiis d sil ~
iheh.. heeen' ASSAYS lsn 49, siieM ~ ~"
ore 10 contain 10 ounces sits; D1s pe,
cent; copper' pei eeh.' ieau anu - ..
smali amount VI solu, oo "a eoii.tat. ilaS
oeen ieI ior aho''ei wv iee' u 'o'i''e'
A ledge clearly outlined for Is feet
and three feet thick, the ore of which
is literally hanging together with
stringers and ribbons of free gold,
some of which are as large as an or
binary sized human finger, seems pre-
posterous, but the word of good, reli-
able citizens says such ledge does
exist in Shasta county The bonanza
is owned by James Wilson. 1t is To-
Gated about half way between the Aft
erthought and the Bully Hill mines,
off the old Backbone road about %
miles from Redding. The owner has
hammered out pint of nuggets in a
hand mortar. An offer of $4,000 was
refused for the Notwithstanding
Free Press
An important and at the same time
a rich strike. has been made on the
@ O. .. in Poverty sulch, 1t is
Thought that Beagle and associates,
who are oneratinp suitcase on the
| nronertv have succeeded in finding the
| "a nous chute lost some three wears
.po The ore chute encountered is said
re he from IN to - feet vide and as
says &C hieh as 50 sO0 have been had
fron, If The mineral is fiuorine stain
| Cd and shows nlentv Of sylyanite. the
oh,ran.ar ~ II he;ng iaentical With that
,,i.oa ~, tIa rrnnartv IN tie early DAYS
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