Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-03-16
WESTERN MINING NOTES.


The Anaconda mine. a Cripple Creek
property, produced 100000 during Feb
ruary.
The Banner group of three claims on
Banner hill. near CrestOne, Col, has been
| sold for 0O0O
In the Ojo district. Colorado. a vein
or copper has been uncovered that runs
o3 per cent. of the metal.
According to Denver exchanges the
Portland mine during February produced
0UOO tons OF ore, worth 100000.
Ore running from $50 to $40 in gold
per ton has been uncovered in the
Fourth of July mine, Madison county
Mont.
Residents of Salt Lake have secured
possession of the well-known Davis and
Gebhardt group of nineteen mining
claims at Bingham, Salt Lake county, on
a $l2o,OO0 option.
The manager of the Van Anda mine
IN Washington has been summoned to
New York to close the deal with the Lon
don syndicate that had the property UNI
der bond for $450,000.
A schist of silver leaf rock has been
encountered in one Of the PoOrman group
of mines in Clear Greek county, Col,
which assays from 900 upward to 10000
ounces in silver per ton.
In the slide of Gold Hill mine Boul-
der county, Col, seam of ore thirteen
inches wide has been encountered which
averages Il value of $40 per pound or
$4,000 per ton in gold.
-The coal-mining town Of Carbonate.
Mont, is doomed, the Carbon Coal COM
pany having decided to abandon tho
mines after having spent $3.50, 900 in i'm
( proyements, machinery, etc.
Reports from the gold mining dis
| trlcts Of northern LuZon lately are more
4 ~ ffaT epr1rar g
Gently made in 4 single pocket in Lee
panto province, 115 miles north of Ma
Mia.
The rich ore on the Lizon property,
near Rocky Bar, Idaho, still holds ou:
/ The ledge in the face of the drift IS 6
feet wide and two feet of it will mill
$500 ton. The balance will 20 about
SIC a ton.
LA Sal mining district. in southeast
ern Utah. just over the line from Colo
RADIO is furnishing a number OF sensa-
tons in the way of new strikes. The
| latest ore find shows values of nearly
| $500 per ton.
News has been received of Il rich
copper strike in the Spring Hill district
south Of Bozeman.. Mont. The vein is
well defined and is beyond doubt the
greatest discovery OF copper ever made
in that district.
The reported sale of the Nulture gold
mine in Arizona by Chicago capitalists
/ to Willis y. Troy and associates of New
| York has been reliably confirmed. The
| amount involved in the transaction ap-
| prOXimates 81 100000.
Oil has been struck thirty miles be-
! low Carlsbad. y. NJ. near the Texas
state line and almost on the line of the
| railroad. 1t was found at a depth Of
eighty feet and bubbled up from the bot
tom of the well like a spring.
The pay shoot in the Last Dollar
mine. Cripple Creek property, is four
teen feet between walls, and the ore val
ues run from $50 to S1T.T20 and even
/ 100000 in gold per ton. The shoot was
struck a a depth of 1850 feet.
DR. tombstone Of Butte is the owner
! Of a copper property near Whitehall.
| Mont. that promises to become a boz
| nanza. At depth of 260 feet 22-foet
| ledge Of highgrade ore was found which
assays from II to 20 per cent. copper.
There is good prospect of the re-
sumption Of tin mining in the Black
! Hills. The Niagara Tin Smelling com
/ Dany Of New York city is a corporation
recently organized for the purpose Of de-
! veloping tin properties in the Black Hills.
! london capitalists are negotiating for
10000 acres of coal land located on Queen
Charlotte islands, southwest Of Alaska.
the consideration being S1OOD.OUO. There
are several large seams of bitumin0us
and semi-anthracite coal on the property.
The lessee Of the Cripple Creek Co
lumbia property now has a chamber Of
ore that Is twelve feet high, fourteen
feet wide and ten feet long. The lSly
place whore sylyanite ore = not disce4~li-
bic is on the foot wall where the vein
was entered
Henry Severns of Edinburgh. Scot
| land. a ''sluaw man" l. the owner Of
mining claim in the Powder river range
| of mountains, southwestern Montana.
! that in his opinion promises more gold