The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-03

his friends. VINO sunk S7OO.OUO there. IL being
Three systems are In use. that OF ordinary
pumping. that OF using big steam boilers set
on end In the shafts. sunk into tho wafer. filled
by automatic valves and raised as II they were
sklps, and Of blowers. that blow the water out
through pipes. The bailers are. raising nearly
proving very successful. The mine was full
OF water and has been 50 far lowered that min
ing DeRinS this week. Hail dozen other
mines on the range are being unUatercd now.
SOUTH DAKOTA
nEADWooD. June 2t,Tfcre y every midi
cation that the Black Hills will soon see a
great mining hoom. The copper discoveries
IN the dlerent mining camps are attracting 4
great deal Of attention. and deals Of consid-
erahls nagnitude are nov Iending, Tho
attracting attention among. capitalists. espc-
ciallv those OF Colorado. This belt ia about
sixteen miles long and four miles wide. or
about four times as large as that Of the Cripple
Creek district. A good many Colorado mint ing
men have been over the Black Hill. belt dur;
considerable surprise at the outlook.
William Hall representing large mining
Deadrood now. He was one OF the first to 10.
cate mining ground In the Cripple Creek dis
trict and he lie here for The. purpose OF getting
IN on ANYTHING good for his company He Is
considered'an authority on the phonote for
nation In the Colorado camps. In an interview
Il can confirm the rsports OF the other Colo
RADIO mining experts who have visited this
Deadvood phonolite district In the past few
weeks. There is much more to be seen on
the surface here than in the Cripple Creek dis
trict, the phonoIite and porphyry bikes being
instances to trace the bikes for hundreds OF
feet IN the Deadwood district. while the sur,
with debris from two 70 one hundred feet
thick. Colorado men feel kindly toward this
formation. especially those operating, in the
Cripple Creek district. for IL is this Identical
formation that is producing for them S,l.30o.-
900 each month. What is needed to induce
colorado aud Eastern mining men to take hold
OF this belt is moro activity on the part Of the
local mining men, l do,not hesitate TO safe
rock sWrra.s by FAR thos" usually found at the
surface in tho Cripple Creek district. This
Deadwood phonoite, belt is already well
opened up by railroads. which is great ad-
vantage
Tucson. Juno PA recent strike in the
blue Jay mine promises to become an impor-
tant one. Superintendent Butterheld brought
IN this week SAMPLES which ass4ysd 2'1
cent shpment Of f 6,S roM tits 81 sR to the
smelter gave return OF lSj ounces If silver
to the ton and between 81 and s. in gold
The Aurite Copuer COMPANY delivered this
week 1900 hounds OF COPPER matte. the prod
net Of the Azurite mine and smslter. It was
X Co. of this city. This shilment makes over
100000 pounds, Of copper bullion and black
corner pro produced 10y the AzHri,e Company DUR
perintendent Morgan. who is In the city. says
that the showing in the lower workings is OF
A rich silver prospect is reported twenty mlss
northeast OF tho upper IaUui River. near the
Tso s.e reHrns OF ee TsS SILVER 70 per
ton. The ledge was discovered By an Arizona
nrosnector named Ferguson. who has gone u
erty
Thtre is splendid lead OF graphite on tho
mountain east of Mineral Park.
Rcuorts come from the Santa Maria district.
in the extreme mort heastern portion OF una
COUNT, that several rich ,Horper strikes have
Montana is interested. The district is reached
ron Congress Junction. seventy-iiys miles
east
II. G. Movers has made a rich discovery at
Gold I'M, II IL ON the east side OF the Eulch
saaS one tho Gam Ed hSs .SFk ssf
over 100 feet down the hill
The sale Of the Buster and Standard group
bradshaw Mountains and the price paid is
S33.10N The purchasers nrs baltimore GOO;
Ming and is ,opened Lv shaft 10 feet deeu
and a tunnel 900 feet in length. The ledge
runs from three to seven :cet the ore having
an average value Of $40 per ton. 4 forty
stamp mill is u be erected.
UTAH
SALT LAKE. June 2G-Samuel Mcintyre has
sscursl control Of the Mammoth mine at Tin
tie. William Mcintyre dlsposed OF over 100.
aGrreEatinr S230o0o Ata meeting held the
same day the COMPANY declared Il dividend of
20 cents II share. or $50. 600. payable ON July l.
1t is reporte that the December mine. in
"ss Sq"y Is /" + hc 2e ss eos ss
he Old Rollins in Lincoln district. now owned
and operated by Judge nhope and associates
Ol Chicago.
During tho fiscal year the swansea mine at
Silver cry ma n ~ tons Of ore which
G Gt2%sh5 to n' @na Ea nad @ eash
balance Of Sg1 .2S'i.ll.
The Morgan mine q Park city, has passed
into the hands of tho Daly-West Mining Com
pany. bringing Sluu.ODn.
The Day West C0nHanv has begun suit
against the Anchor Mining Company. asking
alleged
The Condon mine at Bingham has been
bonded TO an Eastern syndicate FOR $4,000
The mine lies on the main fork Of Bingham
Excitement prevails in West Tintic over re-
cent discoveries Of high grade gold ore.
The Icw Mammoth Mining Company has
decided to sell its holdings AT bingham for -
cents q share or S23o,Uuo. the sale to he closed
i is reported that the Centennial Eureka
carta' stock. Ex-Congrcssman & T. Allen is
manager Of this property. and lie does not
denv That there is IA deal on. although he will
give ont no particulars. The mine has been
c9Hrly examined Il during the past fey weeks .
group at bingham Tor $4,000.
WASHINGTON
r., SETTLE, June 1.-THE Eureka mine. in
S Slate Creek hi.tt t, has nGen sold for 500.
edges, as determined oy tho past winters
development. AFFORD ore enough to keep the
OF the district defended great deal on this
deal rs the inlne was turned down by a rep
resentatNe ct Marcus DAILY three wears ngo.
There are five other properties il the district
that are said TO lie equally valuable. ami all
Will have stamp mills This season. 1t may
safely hc said that Slate Creek is entering upon
a season If prosperity. taking rank among the
first III Washington. TIL. new owners of the
Eureka have enough capital to push their i'm
lrpNements.
In Cascade district. adjoining Slate Creek
on the north, a bond has been secured on the
famous boston mine by men Of capital and
energy. The mine has the reputation Ct be-
ing tho largest deposit of silver-ead ore in
the Pacific or.hwest. and when tho nine is
properly opened and transportation secured
the output should be phenomenal. The ore.
It is stated. will average 500 per ton in lead.
silver and god. This property. in 1892. was
under bond 10 pittsburG CAPITALISTS for 500
600; but the ranlc prevented consummaton
OF the deal.
While Monte Crlsto Camp has been uuiet
Since tho loss OF it, rail connection with Ever
EFT by Hoods. its nciEhbor ON the east
Goat Lake district has heen pushing ahead
regardless Of its Isolated position. Thou
sands 81 feet Of tunnels. drifts and cross. cuts
have been driven on numerous lodges. and a
large amount .! ore exposed in these various
workings The owners OF this property are
liit-hurE men, WHO have extended their
III Iuey Iudiriousiy and have made no Unnec-