The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-23

A letter from Rsvslstoke. B. C.. notes that
actively worked. There are six to eight feet
OF carbonates, averaging S32. that will con-
centrate four or five to one. and from fourteen
10 sixteen inches Of solid orc that assays high.
Work ia proceeding RAPIDLY Oh the San Fran
cisco. Buffalo Hump. which is under bond to
English capitalists The vein is twenty seven
feet wide. solid quartz. and the groupings show
Canadians now own four hfths OF the Tayne
and Kspublic. the big mines OF Republic.
WASH and arrangements are In progress 70
list the PAYNE on the London Stock Ex-
change: , .,,.
Gold Nugget. near Rowens. The ore ia free
milling and the vein is intersected with seams
Advices from Chloride. Ariz state that the
shaft of the Tennessee Is down Sp0 ie s ara ana
that large body OF ore IS n rs sg ,n thh h T Tit
Roll is in. good shape for quick work and the
extraction Of ore. The Merrimac and Mime:
showing good bodies OF ore. and the Redemp-
ton records a now discovery, in which the
ore runs 80 ounces silver II per cont copper
Renorts from sumpter. Ore. denote great ae-
tivity and a large increase in gold production.
About dozen mines are paying regular dtVi-
dends and scores of good prospects need but
n little development to nut them on paying
basis The Bonanza, which was recently ao-
nuired by persons connected with the Stan
dard Oil Company. is producing $4,000 per
month in bTiopHd c S9 ss and The
Near tho town two large placer washings are
Yielding several thousands month.
Sueaking OF the smelter troubles. ]. Is. Por-
ter a prominent mining man of COLORADO. who
arrived from Denver Yesterday. said; IN my
Judgment the strike won { last long. There
Is no material difference between the en-
ployerS and the mon: IL is more question oil
principle.than Of money With thsm. ING only
Issue now is the recognition OF the labor or:
ganiZation. In the past Denver smolters ana
their men have got along amicdhy without
organizations the men weresatished Withthelr
rare / attribute the whole Of this trouble 70
trusts. which inoculated the men with the
organization idea. There VIII he concessions
on both sides and the trouble will soon ne az
Industrial affairs OF the state disturbed on
| account OF a techr zeal difficulty between tho
| smelter combine and IL men. AT any mo-
ment | expect to see despatch that me sItlkS
| has been settled satisfactorily TO both sides
The warnipR TO Eastern investors In Ar.
IONA properties issued 10y GOV. Murphy Wad
| wermlv discussed in mining circles yesterday
| Whle.it was admitted that here might DO
| truth in the Governor structures; the opinion
! prevailed that general charges Of fraud we're
| more ant to inluTe the mining interests OF the
| Territory than to interfere with the schemes
| of dishonest promoters. why doeSn inc
| Governor take the peopls into his inll contl-
dence?" said a copper operator to The SUN
| reporter 1T is unfair to everybody inter-
| ested In Arizona mining to publish vague IN.
| situations. II he knows Of any frauds why
| doesn't he bams them There are scores OF
! legitimate mining propositions in Arizona; In
fact. no section OF the country has hetter nlih-
! ing prospects and has brighter mining III.
! ture before it: but such puhlicatons must
| tend to cheek the Investment Of capital In the
! Territory, and without Eastern capital Ar-
IONA may wait long time before MS resources
are properly DEVELOPED | think GOV. Murphy
did wrong TO legitimate COMPANIES by negiee
ing to point OUT the frauds he says exist
|