The sun., 1900-11-05

has started UP its new hlty ton plant at Sen,IaI
CITY and the first runs have been very sh'.-
factory The Detroit and Deadwood loiapnny
Of New York and Chicago has made iuihpI a.
SeaH-ps ir2m ihC hu or M ior a nan, p on 10 ""i the
the Wasp. No . compan, has boon opcrain,t
e.. new r'ty ton plant thirty days the r's'i's
being satisfactory
BAKER cry oct 27 Work on the old sanger
mine, which was sold last wrch to New YORK
capitalists for 500 ao was resumed on Monday.
The g. stamp mill l. crushing on an hNetNte
Of forty tons Of ore n day Al Ne~gr VINO uEls
property. stated that there was no d"ubt lhat
the Sanger would soon b" known "a one, ,nl
eastern brCronS greatest lT"dhFf1 MI,
Geser sold the Bonanla mine, IN which b" had
n third interest, 10 English investors 'ur sl'""-
one of the hi cgcst strikes eyer recorded in
the Sumptrr district was mad" last week on
, the property owned by the Numouth Gold Mln-
ING COMPANY near Sumptor III" Shait J. down
isO feet and II was ~ This depth the strike was
made The vein encountrr"i - uEht.anNc
feet in width and values run from VI 70 s5'.oV
Deposits sit ''' "f coal % favc been discovered in
several localities in eastern oregon. some ol
been found nd east sp Of thi ] ]cty Timber Eas been
50 plentiful In the past that very h'tle prospect
Ing has been done in this district for con- O.
poslts some Of the coal wn> tested IN me
blacksmith shop in reudleton last week ana
I the results were satisfactory
! IpAHo CRY, oct 2s-Jphn Rinkaid has lust
| received stamp nlill Of ten tons a day capacity
| for the jupiter the on beer creek. six miles
norm Of ldiho CITY, |, VIII be ready 70 com.
, nence crushing within ten days. over one
! hundred tons Of high-srade ore are on the dump
end thu mine q in share r. produce ranidly,
! Pearl. in the southwest corner of Boise county
! mate is the principal mine The SHAFT is now
! down over $50 feet below the apex and IL goins
/ level the mine is much richer than at any, point
| above 4 short distance below the Checkmaie
! is a nve-stlmp mill that "a kept busy dong
/ custom work Nauy small mines in the DIS
/ tric' are worked by the owners.
-. Rich or" j. SUI coming ou' 81 me mine on
M%w r Lr"rS IRE an% H., ", vns have ,fti a most ot
! many thousands oi doars hy working IN
/ small way, and th"y ar" preparing 70 continue
At HALEY tho nav Jumbo mill is nearing
! comreyion The m lnacemcnt exreCtS - have
s,ar r'i NH NO near rq the umho % viii also f be ready
| for crushing in about month
UTAH
! SALT LAKE. oct. % W H. Brevoort has
! Carissa Of Ti'tic which lcayes the entire prom
| ertv now in the hands ui Flen Smith, the col
GrSa" Wo9ar" and Il voayd + oEryd oI { ' as, ''ty d.
/ vulred it l. said I" have been M in the five
figures" During September the CariS-a, mar mar
krr"d ores OF the valpe ot 5000. whIlc u viii
close he present month with as many a. twenty
nyc car, oi 9ish-grnde Iyld "re WIN tr tn."r-
gg' gt a The Victor %f rTiTpl" m creek, and has
been specuating in a number OF paying prop
erie, throughout this State .,.,, hos,
struck in a driit of the turne. level III the Hon
erlnc mine at stockton
The Buttcrield Company Of bingham Ia
to erect a thrty-ton plant. To bs III operation
by Jan /
ward"d on Saturday another car oi cobper.
gold and silver bullion 10 the refinery at fertl
Amboy. \ j. making total oi slsn", s"rt
out from the smelter during the week WORK
on the enlargement of the plant Is progressing
satisfactorily. aud ii viii be ready for double the
present tonnage from the mine In January
The week in the ore ana bullion market closed
with settlements amounting to ti-lss, as
compared with $500, SO for the previous one.
MONTANA.
UElESA oct 20 Manganese promises to
shortly take prominent place among the
mineral products OF Montana Two claims
near phiiip.burs nave been bonded By Car!
developing them on an eNten i've scale tie
intend. 20 ,hiu three carload dali 70 the
Federal steel Compan at chicago. with whom
he has a contract for $3.50 tons Of this ore, which
l. used in the proce~. o. making steel Lhe
ore is found in oet % OF veins veins oE,~een rh,'%T 's
very high grade. running from ~ 10 50per
The John 8cahm lode. from which the sam.
ples Of eXtr,nieiy rich gold ore We're taken.
|, being rapid. developed and gives promise
assays indicate vaue NJ AT least $500 ton.
The first five ton, Of ore eStractcd from the
HuiTaker copper claim in West Helena evi-
IDENTITY produced satisfactory smelter returns
last week, nsC { " Wltl"y. the agent Of East;
ern capitalists, last Friday made the second
payment of $500 on the bond and is employ
lnr a large force IN sinking the ,haft
Another comnany ,,! has been formed to o,T- oper-
Power and 4 NJ lielter The millionaire mining
man, are the chief stakeholder, and hay. let
a contract for the sinking Of a l1-ioot SHAFT.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER
HouGHros, Mich. Nov Pull advantage
Of the eXccptionally fine weather prevailing
during October was taken by the copper mines
le.sness that accompanied the boom of l.S,
and 1870 have been lacking this season, the num-
Der Of men employed 10y The mines is larger
accomplished More new work s under way
than ever before in the district, and The build
ing of stamp mills. costing from sl'p,DN 10 $780,
O1l each. has become 50 common that they no
longer excite especial Interest Among ="
Wolverine and Mohawk. which WI g :" Ira
ver.e Ray. Lake superior. The PhpniN prob
ably wil not get around to build a m.ll n"Nt
be taken W in 1901.
The Phoenix is using a half dozen "baby"
probably the only drills OF the ~. working ~
anv Lake Superior iron or copper mine, anu
but 100 pounds eacl, are easily carried into NY
sort OF ~tpne and are especially useful IA such
vein as the Pheniy ha' IN the 81. Iliir. In
mining on that vein heretofore great deal ot
unprodIctive ground has been broken IN or ier
10 get room for the "susger' and other large
ground in the 81 Clair. and cut NJ a iive.tOn
mass Of native CNnper early In october.
Satisfactory Progress L. beng made on the
hix dam at Eairige for the 'pint Use Of 'hr
atlantic and Blltic mill- This i the Target
dam of IT,. kind ever built and l. consuming
Cenl.nt bv tho Shipodd A. II i being built
exclusively of steel and Portland cement there
will be NJ danger of it, breaking away and
running the mills below
Good progress j. also being made NJ the
Ma mill a bgiull, on keWeenlw Bay. This
should be ready for business next spriug and
with the amount Of rich rock exposed In the
mine should afford a demonstration Of the
value Of the property plea sing tn the share
holders, who have recently been called on Tor
an assessment TO cor plo'o tAO mill.
tu assessment of about So Il lno'ed for on
TrimountlIn during the winter or spring II
g. possible hat the assessment may be even
larger. The frmouutaln began q Ni-tencr
les t'i"v 'wo year ago with cash working
fund ~ 1900 after paying for tls property
THIS u Cd very resNcCtable amount OF cash,
but the rich bodies ~ ro'; shown in every
par, of the mine have simulated the manage
irout to the expenditure nj n great dcaI Of
money in every department, and the mill has
vet to be built. II probably Will b." Il large
mill A. The Baltic lode runs nearly forty feet
wide AT the rr.mpuntdiu and can be- made 10
The Arnold mine u now employing about
?I1 man n the Arnold and oppeT Falls mines,
and l. gradually INCREASING - tonnage. The