The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-01

;Ssi,ISs,. Ss y. s s:s' $ ssS S 81 ,S ssl sipd lI%g2 la 'Ss
and showing values from $25t to $50 a ton.
9! shS S' pfep eEG i X an ef TsTe to N lO Sshsr t RSf trend
Of .nls n %on ere Ssg;e, Io,n.o, ono,,,nr ~.
Tfs Iesfi%s lost q sr Tsst vq p,,S q Sd i Ss% oo9; ., Tbs 9ss
SSSs' irss Quarter s"StS' q ai1 sSis seaF the Re mine mine ,.hlp pSi
S comr tons; netting the C9mpany S4jt ~ The
The Wood mine in Ieavenworth Gulch. Cen.
COMPANY OF New York city. ~
Union p%roSerty. At Teiluritd,s" has been soitd to
sse Mn9 sSnIsS, q Et the GsiTmet and HekIa mines Ints
sis.66oS,t6sGSG"'' Il t" was sI disceVere spi nsar iSS n Pn,c
one Of the largest mines Of the world. having
IT,; $. Wilsoxon Of Fort Garland. Costilla
]e eo%naSi e on sIens. 'h Blo rsSoI MoS u, %,ner IL d rs.
ports one vein seven feet Wide md, another
with q pay streak from one to eighteen Inches
large large f snSs s, rom nG s}2 h 70 se aI nsl ton. rh fh ysl l0ca at
t tlmSsr are I'M high oh, up poo on tn, the mo moun u, IN close to
F fi89e Ga RAN a ana a d ifS% enc Of 'S eish e. enc miles, aIH,s 70 q
stage line has been establishes: A town site
Is, 70 pc located at the base OF the mountain.
This district promises to be one OF the inter-
The gold field OF. Gupniscn county. WHICH
has been prosnected quite vigorously for the
5ass sses0 l Sss:s' FsG Dsnsss st q g d dsa,as % u i isS
sols. The Surface mi nil 70 tSs ssf IN his u property
gave averages OF $50 to $40.
MONTANA.
BUTTE. April 25.-An apparently immense
body OF ore has been found In the Mcclellan
eanse@ ne SfS have Ss' aIresd ~ ees Ssn %sas iSs t Hre
250-foot shaft IS to be sunk to develop the
yawter and Tunnel claims which Join the Nc
the nrst worked n early days. having been
patented nearly thirty years ago. The lead
BIZ eislr q %su sns t ss9T u1c;. ss,oa! to st sse eta q / sss Nj e.
opening up a paving psroper1y; ,,., -. ,,a
ncttve working this. summer OF tho sapohtre
the ss,d sro l% aeso 9, she NV srs M hneS sap IN hS1 sSnd e.
t son. P %,Ps' b b NEW an vel! ks sss'R Ro4e. op IN large aSRs
fG S1adS s q s5.5g 5SG solth Of % he s,on nsss % nsun la
especially for che Paris exhibition. The Togo
s ,s1a IL :h are only lnun "I'S is a Il les ssf IN T Sisse. w9 HI:
Oriental sHpr hires are, fo1ppd in The gravel as
sMfSlaS,e mone1 r Sas a na e pshf bee eae .xpend ieSnf IN
been compelled to build a. fume over q high
mountain in order to get water on to the
Thirty Ave miles northwest OF Helena is the
she epp1 -sso-l ueis p pFosp eS@P' who W f first found 1y the
3utsroppings Of gold ores, In spite 81 !, al e.
to Z, The mogntains, are high and rugged.
enabling most Of the mining TO be done by!tun-
nel YIN The ores are free milling to T e depth
YER: tbe predomlnatine values being in gold.
a railroad has retarded tbs nroaress Of the
l aarnr but n IA hna M
been constructed and the camp will materially
increase Montana's gold output for 1888.
UTAH.
SALT. LAKE.-April :2t.-ytah mines are still
attracting the attention of Investors. During
shs xssf Il sh R, Y / % Il sit q Bin i + s7S ySs pai /;
same .sirsD SIssTiot 'f has Been A purchsss drS SS the n pare sne
ties, having an option on the Dalton and
SAMUEL Es1ni i1s SeIw TlESsi s0H SsG The Ssins : wei 's 81 tse
m mIss az ride RaE h %Sils eS &sssls. th Hu PbafGn L lsSn
renee m and biniwoodey: Of fhis city, have pur.
chased q control Of the Boss Tweed Ct Tintic
81: sSet ssos 81 s sslns sa }"s tS On S 3 eos1s Of 30 tents a
conse!ids.ed mine ne, at Tintiei "a !; Ih 70 ledge .., !.
lead and so to 80, ounces silver. ana is sup,
posod to be q continuation of the Joe Bowers
Two strikes are reported IN the Utah mins
siieer aSs and the ri Other Seh 3 at se a de sai Of? 800 6SI ZEE
and shows values OF 4S per cent. lead and 20!
0n TSe W sllsffi ton mine Gie is at Ro Fri ns,of Is se srpIs
x9n$ {s,o A, A. : ~ Ss I&.n 2! Sxs ' 'sss M asa % 7! Fl;
company between. $50 and $50 a ton, being
high-grade silver-lead ore.
into the hands Of the smelter- combine. hal
been closed down. throwing $50 men out o
employment ARIZONA,
TUCSON. April 21.aaConsiderable ,excitemen
has been:capsed in Bisbee by the discovery o
ssysna miles ssi below that town. IN the main csSSn
One sfSoup o. Of S SlanEsm has a 6esn hs l9 Sss hsVh b,
2 1sSs ha1esi tnS Se Slfckf TRe au aaH NJ is n9 more Ssse o
less decomposed and iron stained and has fire.
Eold scrInkeld ! shr r .hon Il 9si ns, 3 ~ Ple Irs ?
gold we're brought up YESTERDAY, Jess Robinso,
ssnothsFl.e6y man e. wi who oh has m succeeded ;a IN sIa Ana
are situated vest q, ne HabsE claims, but ..
the same lead. which con be traced for severa
m prossect s." has sS Sssn lesstsa; %SS 5 s;3;GfsPPs Pc ,Ss
can be seen striking on wei the Mills In tina
Frank Dabachsr apd partners are still q
solomSp Springs , and the +, .E Ledge ssd Y iIn nsyssas!
The ore at present.wili:run from SIS to . Il
gold and e%9n,Inp.s to ImRr9vdeii s,r From ns prf e. z
producing section Of Arizona.
MIssouRI-KANsAs
JOPLIN, MO, Aprll weather Gu
i the past two weeks, many Of The smaller an
paid for fancy zinc ore last week was SD
) to S53.5O q ton. All other grades of zinc or
!. remained, The same as the preceding weeIE
the bin. These prices are still above IN
2 Miners Association upon assay basis, and ar
: due to tho increasing dsmaRds ofthe, smelter,
! mine. near CarteryiIle. No.. was sold 10 J. 4
, who are largely interested in M99tan3 come HS
: West Virginia and Evnngelins zinc mines wer
= sold, last week to an Eastern syndicate p e
Missouri Kansas mining district are be i n
New Jersey capitalists, the amount to be pal
, being about S3.O0o.00O. The propertles. It !
2 said, are to be pooled and q GIGANTIC zinc trus
z is to be formed bythose who will then oT
. about two-thirds OF the best zinc mines OF TIL
. district and most OF the zinc smelling plants {
= the country.
WILLTAMsBURG'S CHTLDREN.