The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-13

pumped out and reopened az soon. IS pract-
cable. probably. not before the sprinR, break.
up. The mine has shafts sunk nearly 400 Feet
Machinery lie being taken in at wabieoon for
the " r nSH 1a%d ,n me sesib mine fS Sea Vein + R IRsre Wis Is
mas been sunk about seventy ieet.
now. hEgring how they will be able 10 get for
ward all The, ore they have sold for delivery
ready, though NAVIGATION on the lakes win not
open for Ave weeks or more, the price.ot tom
nnsse not under ndner contract ont ACT has , s,r sdvsn SSSap Isoh "a
| confidently looked for.
II. Ro ads that, that carry SSoS, Qr ,sO Aa Ss. S eDls sSa IN .s the
sB SS q HG6c'%TRSs s PSlluth al and Z Iron V RSnes 81 road oSgi .
f6Seponnd steel rails, iSeSeayiest 10 use west
Of the Alleghanies,. andthe Lake Superior and
Ishpsging Is Ts6pildLnR IT, IT, road 9. , 20 that that Il ro can
10000 pounds, the heaviest, with one excep.
! can be trs nsported from the shops OF the makers
io shs d dSsin % t To cn 1anss 81 such re a 9u ssoncs M GSeSi
weight.
able output OF the various ranges for the year.
most cases based on sales, but they contain an
e tSst ne man os sS ssD %fopes .sorS T sso tS SRi'h from the
i've ranges willbe'somethlng IKE this: M M6 Nj
SSf srSae s;eo? $s.SSo. tSRs; MEesnFo@%,IIlsSsas;, 1885
Gogsbic. 2,5QO,0Oo. Total. l8,4o0,000
This will be almost exactly 100000 tons
ssRRaSee 1 16.oS !, tons sse ea aie.f The No &orrrieip 'MichissR
f BCth The he q lsst e Sel ons F e. the + Ped s = ssssi
Company and tho former to Carnegie. There
2 Till be esd -four ihs th oty wIll as sSi Ro %Sss th fFo no q sSe
Ing IN The samssstate. and tie chapin 10. Miehi;
tons or more each, the Adams. Biyabik, Pioneer
and Minnesota In Minnesota and the Lake Su-
ssrlor, T bsss @iA onT { m nnd el viii make IN an ni out.
put Of more than 100000 gross tons and oil
hut three Of them belong to steel-making COM
Electric trolleys are to be put underground
aG the Pioneer mine. doinR away with both men
ally ally. % The mine nhH viii RHfp be liRhted BY incande scent
lamps. The main work of the company Is now
t. to S Sgsn fpr S}stsa S 6HT le'q 1900 pi tons da SHs '4 f6e
company has started a relief club among Its
men, under which every man hurt gets $50 a
o %o ssatS relief and $500 is paid his heirs In case
An advance Of 10. per. cent. has gone into 81,
men, given without a request by the men.
Even at present wages men are not coming IN
as fast as employers would like to have them.
MINING NOTES. S..
Private adyices.from Dawson City report the
business outlook very ~unpromisina. Traders
Die are leaving for more likely deldS OF mining
enterprise.
Rather a positive statement comes from Bos;
ton that Messrs. HagEin and Dsiy had s 3d
combination" When Mr.. Haggin's attention
was called to the matter he said there was no
truth In the story.
The Markeen Copper COMPANY has bought
five additional properties In the Clifton district,
Arizona. and secured a six month"; bond OF the
Cliff group OF mines. in which S500,0O0 Of rich
| copper ore is blocked out.
Advices have been received from 'WinnipeR
that a large discovery Of copper ore has been
male in the Thunder Bay district. on the
north shore OF Lake Superior, opposite. the
| property OF the Calumet and Hecla In Mlchi-
gan. The outcroppinRs show a vein averaging
tweuty-eight- feet wide extending oyer 9 mile
and q quarter. The ore runs from 3 tn 10 per
cent. copper and 81 gold to the ton. Develop
ment work is 70 begin at once.