The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-05

$3.50 per ton. The property Is being developed
| from the OUTPUT OF the mine.
/ A. b. Olsen hos sold a three:sixteenth in
ii Ter W 10 to group to A. b. Campbell
y Is said that the famous Vulture mine
soon be in operation on a large scale The
mine has been stocked for large sum. 100.
stamp mill ia to be erected and large force OF
William Z.ckendorf OF New York city has
returned, from the. Matas mine In the Canon
gsod as the vein, is very, larUe. The album
dance of wood and water is an important fac
TOR TORN IN connection With the pr0pe[tieSS .,.o..
which Is good for the production Of S4O0OO "A
month. viii in all proba blity he tied up by
Of whom has applied for receiver and an ac-
counting. The application was made to a
court 10 Christlana county. Ill.
. rich vein OF ore was uncovered recently on
the mining property, OF Marcel Dugas. about
forty.6ve miles north Of phrnix in the Cave
mine for four years and adjacent claims have
been located. At present there is considerable
mining activity In that section and some rich
properties are being opened up.
The Sampson 4 Bent wolframite mines are
e be worked by the s9ncen,ratlng nroc,G Si
week large quantity of freight was loaded
for the mine yesterday.
in the sale o Of he od o. zee
consideration Is sa id to be S45.OOO. Of which
$1,000 was paid IN each. This Is the prop;
Tor three years. and several thousand dollars
was expended in developing tho group.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
DElDwoop. May 2G.--Tbere is every indi-
cation at present that Deadwood will soon be
one OF the greatest conpe- centres In the west
ern mining States. For years 1t has been
Die quantities In the Vicinity Of HeadwooJ. but
it has been impossible TO get capital interest
ed 1t has been stated often by smipent gel.
were not copper bearing. and this has been the
general impression II mining men in the
theory to be entirely wrong. Copper veins
have been discovered and opened up In every
county in the Black Hills. and some remark
assays made
In Dsadwood. on City Creek. one OF the larg-
has been opened and the prospect is consid,
cred excellent for the opening OF large cop
per MINI THs ore has
direction toward XIX The f frst !" Mining " syn
dicate to do development work here, is the
chased large tract OF mining ground on CITY
Creek last winter. A prospective tunnel was
run several HUNDRED feet near the apex Of the
ore iity.six feet in width. 1t carries copper
ore giving ASSAYS OF from to 80 per cent. and
The company has lust let a contract for run.
ninS 100 foot tunnel lower down on tho creek
level Ashaft is also to be sunk from the apex
to erect large .met {" tRs fa tse sonE
probably heirR In Two Bit. where tho COM
pany ia developing gold proposition. There
is already sufficient conner ore exposed in the
upper workings Of the City Creek nrorerty.
which will average 10 per cent, In value. 10 pay
mining II on an extensive scale
E1pert examinations Of the formations OF the
copper belt Of Deadwood show that they are
practically Identical with those OF Butte,
Mon. The Detroit and Deadwood Mining Syn:
dicate is strong concern. 1t 10 repre- ssDted
in Chicago by Malcolm slcCallum. President
OF the company Franklin A. Luce and others;
in New York by Hugo Held. President OF the
Trinidad.PavinR Company. and others. and il
Detroit by Robert II. Murray and associates.