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inches and vIdens to four feet at eighty feet

mine e, being equipped with electricity. n
county. has sold lis mine rs and plant TO- the Dp
33SgSe ' assam SSg%D 81 Vein IF TE Sat 7 aEd FROM GS'iih d Tor 4es s2s;.
show S q s?iG value sRISS oP 81 In pes lon nSaF RON 91Y2 %S'4S ps,Ff
$40 ore, and an ore body has tesh opened W
teen stamps. The HeivSetia has been mn.
watored and will soon begin producing ore
m FL Caion Butte
NEVADA.
NIRuISTA CRY, Dec. 3l.-The Hale and Nor
cross Mining COMPANY has been Incorporated.
CHANGED msd0 by ~ droppi nS out the Word aiIVer. The
action was taken in order 90 reduce the capital
the s aRa ave st SSS k'ii x $3.50 81 o g." 1IHI e i,R INTO
$4,000 shares at q pa, value Of 81. The Qcci-
twenty stamps on orc. from ths mine and
crushing an average OF hfty toni, ger day:
day" and Il continued viii soon place the !" prop.
erty on 2 dividend paying basis
wide and carrying golJ values has been un.
covered in the Union Jack by the Rutterfeld
The Eureka ooqsolidsted le shiGping a large
has a ,foudr-foot vein that, gives a general aver
MEXICO.
GukYMAs. Dec. 3l,-From the Mazapil gold
mines. in Durango. lately, acquired by a Bel
gian corporation. ore has been shipped to Bel.
| gum LOT u IeSI ITedIH6nt. I Tie company pWnS
large copper properties and contemplates the
erection Of reduction works.
opment Of the Seven sTar mining properly.
seSr o Rst .5ained Tn ysins and The ibe d m,n sss HAS
The Rio Concho Mining Company will soon
begin to york the rich gold placer dennsits at
$4,000 In machinery, and other improve
mehts. They will, work the pl9cers, by by
draulic mining and are ready TO handle 1000
tons of earth a day, which IL expected to give
about 40 cents gold perton.
The production Of the mines In the state OF
Guanajuato amounted during the year ending
July |. 1893. 10 S6.974.347. Twenty wears be-
fore, in 1888, The product was S2,32O.OaS.
SALT LAKE.. Jan. 2.-,Duripe, the year 1893
he OUTPUT Of precious metals and in dividends.
9 The E 2.B49 99 Tgs au %mSnp 7ssdb g .4 1Et, i6o p S%nSSGs,
9 99a o sGp Pc 3 3Ss iisian po9nd nsid = b total dm of Sl& ;
iHit c ranch HnYT The sum sum " OF 81 6 50 ,7S6 general pun
The Cannon Coli. Mining Company has sold
consist, Of y acres. Is looked upon as the hes!
n name oi and diva was e purchu se2O by John % T"Y bern qtSt and
Z. IL, Airs Of the Mereur mine for Sl50.QOO.
Company
IDAHO CITY. Dec. 3l.-A double c9mrart;
trict. North. Idaho. The ore coming out Is
fB 2iniii n 9en IS teT aiSe w 10 Z zen n st4'R has m over two two
feet of high. grade. free-millinE ore. Drifts
from, each side of the shaft at the siNty-tlve.
foot level continue III ore.
The lower tunnel in the CALVIN Is in 800 feet
and a thirty-day option for S25O,O0O has been
The Eureka. in Gambrinus district, is turn
Ing Inf; ,9 9n, to 10 be fba q S G9Sd p pr I 2 e ,Sot 4 ir shaft IVA wa
The property, is under bond 10 Fleming 4
Horner, who also hold an option on the Illinois.
on which it has been decided to expend s1O,-
600 In sinking.
TucsoN. Dec. 2" .-I'he Helyetia mine in the
Santa Ritas. thirty miles south OF Tucson. was
transferred Yesterday to the Calumet-Hecla
per claims included in the property. Ore in
value 40. to. 90 per cent. was shipped during
the eighties from the He'yetia. and the body to-
day shows ore, averaging 10 per cent.
Another rich strike Of gold ore has been
made in the San francisco mine. Cedar Greek.
%veloping some excellent claims in French
Giulch, near Plaeeritas. He has good ore from
the grass roots down some OF 1T going as nigh
= 4 Shinment OF forty, tons Of ore, from the
Vualey. The ore was sent to the, SIN slter at
Deming and WAS accom- panied by Superin-
t naifsa 4 pfaay. The shipment of forty tons
Mr.. George R. Sutherland has bonded the
iasei sGonsn m19e; of T doIIaS nlIF WartR Of h rish pre- ore
and the workings are yet practically in the
grass roots.
Gallen mines in the milestone Mountains.
he is superintending the DEVELOPMENT
sacks of high-grade copper ore that is now
coming out OF the mine. The ledge Of ore cut
being seventeen feet thick and yielding fine
peacock copper ore which averages II per
cent. in metal the entire width.
COLORADO.
DENVER, Jan. THE estimated gold output
IF CTiDDlp Creek for lS1Si is Dlacpl af SIE DM {
100. an increase Of 20 per cent. over that of the s
Preceding year, The tonnage output was 30
resulted in the utilizing Of low-grade c
'res Since the first discovery Of geld IN the c
DiSidend isy am MOUNT nsI to 81 s2,5s j. 2py we're paid
n 1893 There are now 1874 shipping mines
wages amounting monthly to $3.50 I
IRe popniation j. 2OO0O IN Cripple
nan and Gillette.
t of tpe id @inss tw W aty s87 t6 produced y u ip at year |
81 .53l1. Four mines. The Po1tIiand, the Gold e
jnin. the Victor and the Strong. each produced II
to pay dividends. .
There were seven reduction works handling !
' ptt9n p Greek rsssss oreS R RE the ,G Gyanids Sd sp 4a SShl lori :.
l METERS an Of " ths sist e' Isse 81 a. ii Pst I2p tons !e oi s.
nill sv OF tie E distsic 4i h and g ' 9.55o T tons stamp sstIp: d
mated of an average value of 81 a ton Ore 7
,roit and some mines have Contracted ore G
vorth but 81 a ton. the reduction mills paying II
reight charges and standing treatment cost 81
addition. Thirty new shipping mines were -
dded to the list. u
The greatest advance has beer, made in the G
Introduction OF electric power. At Canon City. y
hirty miles away, power is generated TO the T.
mount of 2.O0O-horse power. and all this is u
lready contracted for in the district. Flee ),
ric huists have proved satisfactory. u
Fully 81 ,00O. 600 was expended in machin. o
ry. The great pumps Of the Portland throw =.
ut 800 gallons per minute, the Elkton 400. -
nd the Moon-Anchor 300. u
Owing to tunnel rights difficulties progress Z
n the construction OF tunnel Transportation D
as been slow. Two tunnels. the Standard a
nd the New York; have made some advance. r.
e tp i ic .766' and Df'n both hare are i stiIl b boT lfins.n' the lat G
OF the new mines in the Cripple Creek dis q
the Hull City placer has been the most ~
uccessful. This was originally located in The 4
rst days Of the Cripple Creek discovery as a \
LAGER. and for years its possession was fought y
Or In the courts. The gold Is now found in u
old rock IN deep shafts, .Operations have ~
cen done solely by lessees of tracts OF ground v;
n the. placer, The company has u reserve 81 81
ind of over 100000 from its royalties, with "
m ora ltItA fro t-N . - I-A To-. l. a a - | lb