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TACOMA WHEAT MARKER.

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

galena ore from the Solid Gold group.
The owners of this group are now
working on the Jennie Lind Fraction,
on which they have a two foot ledge
of solid ore, similar to the specimen
in the Miner window. This ledge has
been stripped and traced for a. distance
of over 200 feet, and sinking is now in
progress. On the Solid Gold claim there
is three and half foot ledge of ore
carrying values Of $34. This group adj
joins the Mother Lode and Tammany
groups
The Denver News that the Dante. on
Bull hill, Cripple Creek. is now ship
ping about 20 tons day, and this gold
producer gives promise of turning out
to be one of the bonanza mines of the
district. In what is known as the
Clements lease. on the south end of the
lode, the ore body has been opened at
the 225-foot level a distance of $50 feet,
the pay portion of the vein varying in
width from five to nine feet. Stopping
has just been started. and ore is now
being broken from face nine feet
wide, three feet of which is good for
$50 a ton, and six feet a $50 lot. On the
adjoining block the same ore body has
been opened up in a drift 100 feet in
length. V. z. Reed of Colorado Springs,
who put through the sale of Stratton's
Independence. owns the controlling in
terest in the stock of the Dante.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29
FROM MADISON COUNTY.
Promising Claims on Wisconsin and In
dependence Clutches.

Reports from Wisconsin Guch. Madison
county, indicate considerable activity in
that section. AT the Single Standard,
which is owned by Anaconda parties,
work is being pressed on the cross tunnel,
which is expected to strike the ledge at a
distance of 2to feet from the mouth of
the tunnel. 1t is calculated that this
will give a working Slope of about 40
feet.
The Montana Mining company is said
to have large group of valuable claims
near the head of the gulch. This is a
gold property and has been working in
a small way for 10 years or therea bouts
OF late some very nice shipping ore has
been struck and the prospects of the
company are considered to be very prom
Using. Some IA or IL men are employed
and the company has 10-stamp mill
which is being run chiefly for testing pur-
poses.
The Lake Shore is said to be another
promising claim. 1t lies right at the head
of the gulch, reaching to the ridge that
divides Wisconsin Gulch from Bear
Gulch. This property belongs to Cleve-
land parties and the work upon it is
merely in the line of development The
vein is said to be an exceptionally wide
one and the showing upon it unusually
good. Work has been prosecuted alto
gether on the foot wall. but a cross-cut
has now been run to the hanging wall
with a marked improvement in the char
acter of the ore. Some remarkably rich
float appears on the surface, there being
boulders that are said to assay from S13
up to So These bouders are reported
as lying along the strike of the ledge
There is a tunnel down the hill, which
is in the nature of az adit level along the
ledge. This is expected to strike the ore
body at distance of from go to 300
feet
The Roach group in Independence
Gulch is another property said to be valu-
able. 1t lies between the Single Standard
and the Montana. The work being done
is for assessment purposes only, but it is
reported as constantly showing better
ore. The values are gold and copper and
the ores are both free milling and base
The owners have a 10-stamp mill. The
mines lie in such a way that they can be
opened by tunnel to a depth of 5000 feet
and those familiar with the property saw
that it has great future.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29
Montana Placers.

John McChrystal, under whose man.
agement the Eagle and Blue Bell of
Tintic has been added to the catalogue
of Tintic producers, came down from
Montana, where he has been camping
on the placers, yesterday morning and
left for Eureka again last night In
the north he was afforded his first OPP
portunity of watching the work of the
gold dredge on an adult scale, and
confesses his establishment at the ease
and inexpensiveness with which the
earth is made to surrender its precious
contents. In the Beaverhead country
he found no less than five dredges turn
ing the soil and earning for their own
ers as much as 100000 in gold per
month, $4,000 to the machine. One
of the companies operating there has a
strip of gravel IL miles along the
course of the gold-bearing zone and
has its work mapped out for more than
a century. Mr.. McChrystal was greatly
instructed during his sojourn on the
placers, and to show how gold Is mined
in the lodges of this state induced
party of those who are operating the
placers to accompany him to Tintic.-
Salt Lake Tribune.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29
No More "Round-the- World" Letters.

Though not so numerous as former
ly, round-the-world letters continue
to crop up at intervals" says the Sep
TENDER Ladies' Home Journal. They
always have a request to return to the
writer, after they have made the tour
of the world, list of the principal
cities through which they are desired
to pass being also given, coupled with
a modest request to each postmaster
to stamp carefully the date of arrival
at his office. Many years ago letters of
this sort did occasionally make the cir
cult, and curious looking specimens
they were, indeed, but postmasters in
the United States are now prohibited
from forwarding such matter"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29
Butte's Riches,

James w. Neill, manager for the
United States Mining company, came
down from Butte, Mont. where he has
been giving expert testimony in the
big lawsuits that are being contested
there, and will depart for Bingham
again this morning, says the Salt Lake
Tribune. That Butte is founded upon
one of the greatest of mineral-bearing
zones has not only been emphasized by
those engaged in underground work.
said Mr.. Neill, but by the artisan who
is engaged in rearing structures above
1T was while he was in the big camp
that force of men engaged in eXca-
waiting for another tall block uncovered
on the old Smokehouse ground a we'll
defined vein, assays from which showed
the presence of silver and gold. This
was upon lot opposite the McDermott
hotel. In the average camp the man
who had begun to build a block would
have abandoned it to sink for a mine
but under the provisions of the deed
by which surface rights on Smokehouse
ground We're conveyed, the purchaser
has no right to any earth below
horizon of 80 feet. The builder, in the
meantime, will continue to rear the
block on which he started, while the
extraction of the precious metals will
be left to Col. Jim Murray and his as
sociates, who own under the Smoke
house patent
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29
Montana Bows Coming Home.

"On to Manila" is just the thing to
read up before the Montana boys re-
turn. 1t tells all about the campaign
in the Philippines and the movements
of the LIST Montana from the day they
departed from San Francisco to date.
One coupon and 25 cents secures a copy
at Standard office in Anaconda, Butte,
Missoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29
MINING BRIEFS,

Where high head of water is not
cheaply available and low head with
large volume is easily obtainable, the
latter should be adopted, using a tur-
bine instead of an impact wheel.
The term extralateral is used to de-
note the right to pursue vein on it's
downward course outside of and be-
yond vertical planes drawn through the
side lines of a lode location, into and
underneath the surface of adjoining or
contiguous land.
Green geld made by jewellers is COM
posed of % parts silver and 10 parts
gold. Various shades of green are pro-
duced by varying the percentages of
silver in the alloy.
The London Mining Journal says: A
Hamburg company has undertaken to
investigate the copper and gold ore
veins recently discovered in German
Southwest Africa, and an expedition
for the purpose has been organized.
The American gold mines in the
northern province off Peng Fang, Co
rea, employ nearly 40 Americans The
mines include the whole district of
Woon San, or some 1000 square miles.
The Lockwood group of mines in the
Seven Devils district has been optioned
to Denver parties, and is already be-
ing considered by eastern syndicates.
Some ore was brought out from the
property that proves it to be one of
great promise. Assays range from
to q per cent. copper, carrying gold
and silver.
The Denver Republican says that all
the plants of the American Smelling
& Refining company, with the exception
of that at Durango, are now running
ing full blast, and it is expected that
by the end of this week that will also
be up to its full capacity.
Every stack is being blown in and
the plants will all be forced to crowd
along as fast as possible to handle
the unusual tonnage coming down from
the hills. Ore is coming in in flood
and the next problem of the smelters
will be to take care of it, Since the
strike was declared off there has been
no friction at any of the plants and
everything is declared to be working
as smoothly as possible.
1t is said that strong delegation
of the American Institute of Mining
Engineers will be in Butte Sept. 10
and Anaconda the goth. The members
will stop on their way to San Fran
cisco, whittier they will go to hold a
make run of California, taking in the
Yosemite park and afterward going
through the Yellowstone.
1t is said that the Hearst estate has
disposed of its one-third interest in the
Homestake mine at Deadwood, S. D.,
for 3,5OOOO0. The entire mine has been
held, it is understood, at 50, 900 O0O
1t is announced that million dollar
smelter is soon TO be built at Green
wood, b. c. 1t will be the largest plant
in the Dominion of Canada.
The Lewistown Argus reports i'm
mense bodies of good ore in the Gilt
Edge and that the mill is working at
full capacity. 1t is said to be an adj
equipped plant.
Copper in ore is generally believed
to be detrimental to the successful
operation of the cyanide process. Such,
however, does not always appear to be
the case. OXidized ores cause more
trouble than sulphide ores. Some cop
per sulphides fresh from the mine which
have not suffered oxidation give less
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

The Lockwood group of mines in the
Seven Devils district has been optioned
to Denver parties, and is already be-
ing considered by eastern syndicates.
Some ore was brought out from the
property that proves 1t to be one of
great promise. Assays range from
to 81 per cent. copper, carrying gold
and silver.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

The Denver Republican says that all
the plants of the American Smelling
& Refining company, with the exception
of that at Durango, are now running
ing full blast, and it is expected that
by the end of this week that will also
be up to its full capacity.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

trouble than those which are partly
oNidized. Some mill managers keep
iron and other sulphides which are TO
be treated by cyanide process under
water to prevent oxidation.
The fame of the new strikes in the
Baker gold mines, says the Baker City
Republican, is rapidly spreading abroad
and as never before investors and pros
pcctors are floCking to Baker City. The
hills are already full of them and others
are arriving on every train. The BUSH
ness of mining in Baker, so long
neglected by those who walked over
ground literally filed with gold, is only
in its infancy. Greater propositions
than now exist, or were ever dreamed
of by the oldest inhabitants are yet to
be unearthed.
1t is said that a mill, probably a
cyanide plant, will be purchased at
once for the properties of the Hoosier
Mining company, near Silver City,
Idaho 1t is expected to have the mill
in operation before Nov. l. The mines
adjoin the De Lamar properties and are
said to have immense bodies of low
grade ores.
On Friday last Judge Leslie of the
district court of Cascade county fined
the Florence Mining company 500 and
superintendent Lenny and Foreman
McAssey $50 each for contempt of court
in the case of Preston VS.. the Florence
Mining company. The contempt con-
sisted in refusal to allow Preston to
enter the mine for the purpose of max
ing an upraise, which he had been au-
thorized to do by an order of the court.
The defense offered was that defend
ants thought the order has been sus
pended by an appeal which had been
taken.
Not more than two or three industries
contribute as much to the business of
railroads as that of mining and it's in
cidentals, says the Mining and Met
allurgical Journal. Hence the cost of
transportation is a subject of vital in
terest to all engaged in the various
branches of the mining industry. 1t
has been rule more or less tenaciously
enforced of charging "all the traffic will
bear" in its application to mining pro-
ducts and supplies. From the enforce
ment of this rule the mining industries
have probably suffered more than any
others 1t has affected the profits of
the mine owners and the wages of min
ing employees. Men engaged in all
branches of the mining industry are
deeply interested in the railroad prob
lem, and in a solution that will cheaper
the cost of transportation.
The Butte & Bingham Copper com
pany, which is operating the Mirror
group in Carr's fork, Bingham, is
working three shifts in driving tun-
mel, which has reached the length of
over 200 feet. A winZe is also being
sunk to tap a vein of ore disclosed in
the tunnel. 1t is reported the vein is
eight feet in width and assays taken
from 1T have showed values of 4.3 per
cent copper, $3.50 gold and six ounces
silver. The company is preparing to
send down several cars of ore that are
ready for market.-Salt Lake Herald.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

The American gold mines in the
northern province off Peng Gang, Co
rea, employ nearly 40 Americans. The
mines include the whole district of
Woon San, or some 1000 square miles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

The London Mining Journal says: A
Hamburg company has undertaken to
investigate the copper and gold ore
veins recently discovered in German
Africa, and an expedition
for the purpose has been organized
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

The Lewistown Argus reports i'm
mense bodies of good ore in the Gilt
Edge and that the mill is working at
full capacity. 1t is said to be an ad-
mirably equipped plant.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

Copper in ore is generally believed
to be detrimental to the successful
operation of the cyanide process. Such,
however, does not always appear to be
the case. OXidized ores cause more
trouble than sulphide ores. Some cop
per sulphides fresh from the mine which
have not suffered oxidation give less
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

Green geld made by jewelers. is COM
posed of % parts silver and 70 parts
gold. Various shades of green are pro-
duced by varying the percentages of
silver in the alloy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

1t is announced that a million dollar
smelter is soon TO be built at Green
wood, B. c. 1t will be the largest plant
in the Dominion of Canada,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

1t is said that the Hearst estate has
disposed of its one-thiTd interest in the
Homestake mine at Deadwood, S. D..
for S3,5OO,OO0. The entire mine has been
held, it is understood, at IS, 900 900.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

Where a high head of water Is not
cheaply available and a low head with
large volume is easily obtainable, the
latter should be adopted, using a tur-
bine instead Of an impact wheel.