The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-01

ss some OF the Eastern ckbolders were
much opposed 70 granting 1t. On. account Of
litigation In which the company became in
voiyed two OF three years ago. the plant
was never operated BY the company. Wien
Montana Ore Purchasing Company at Mead
oa ha ~ . s1e .hG g.. %s Gas
brought an action Ia the district Court TO
have the lease set aside on the ground that
lcase was granted. proxies were voted thst
I ad been iraudulently obtained. lie there
tnas e ia s's9n 81 the Basin and
court to aInul It. Henxe tten filed a motion
/ stained.
=, Iasleln capital is seeking investment in
!" the CT 'SSt any GOOD sv%nidns % ass1S
, near Bate would reoelye immediate atten-
agn haS been Snv r'seveh nd IN BUY! ,.. no,.d
! as the discoverer Of the llu niummon mine.
which he afterward sold to the Rothschilds
! nndevclopcd oil fields OF this state His
| latest prrchase was that IS! week Of all the
in the butcher Creek oil fields Ids, il II is Under,
stood to he the intention Of MIR Cruise to CON
tinue the work Of development. Drilling
known expert, who. after an examination
Of the property, predicted oil in highly re-
Despite the TACT tina, -four or ave steady
producers OF copper are shu, down in butte.
"w a +" rrrempt9ry mnn ,d OF the SH,
ascent the eonper output Of NJ Mons n
for 1902 will fail but little short of that of the
mining Experts The gold production will
u is believed, exceed that OF last year by
handsome margin. Will" silver and i"a'i will
show n slight falling m
IALFoRNI,
SAN FRANcIsto. Nov. - A foolish strike
has put an end to 81 work IN the srea, Iron
IN California Some ILotormen on Il small
rain Dad owned by the company were dis
baTs =" aet union and THIS this "noa
insisted upon thcir rein-tatement and the
recocni,ion of the nnion The COMPANY
10 employ any, labor il sees nj The 2o
smc.termen and most OF the miners pave
R1 ' nine and has f annoanSed tha, i viii not
IN some Of the workings have ~ made OPERATING
nothing saved up nd will soon be ;, n ring
The heavy Iars and SHOWS have made
hes 90 cn Rs ods vii BE- I'll 10
their fun CAPACITY The season promise.
70 be very sucSs ssful as a humber Of the
stamp mills
RENO. Nov ?5.-ll L ko county the Bull
Run mines are paying a profit OF from $1,000
to -, 900 q month from twenty-stamp mill
The Indebtedness Of $50 900 has been paid
Conipany's mine. the Mi.pah, IS. said to be
- feet vide The ore , ranges e. from 3I, $500 ESQ
has struck 500 ore at a depth Of only Is feet
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE Nov "a The California mine in t g
Republic district is keeping up II, repui alton
as a re gular -hHper. the ore averaging about
$500 per carload The go I'D values in this
ore make i, eSS,eedi59sl;; Sss, Gshd and
smelling. which has capacity OF 500 tons
day.
6eGasc dtrft is 1Sw G ,Dss 91s
brought in touch with the out-ide world
The highest average ESTIMATES OF vglues
OF ore for the entire Republic camp are from
so to si2 "a ton and there are millions Of tons.
IDAHO.
BOISE. Nov. %, snow has fallen much
earlier this year than usual In and no more NOR,
next spring on S immIt Flat. twenty miles
north Of Idaho City, the snow is several feet
der Mountain. it is ten feet deep. and on
thilCoot Pass, between Pen Basin and lhun-
der Mountain, it is from sixteen to eighteen
feet deep.
About 100 men will he kept at work in
the Thunder Mountain mines during the
are turning out TO be great PROPERTIES. The
Dewey mill is running day and night and VIII
pany has n large amount OF supplies at the
mines and mill.
colo RADIO
COLORADO SPRINGS, Nov 27--The revival
of the old Granite district in Charee county.
promises much for Colorado mining The
1nHt dSS o ago t rs
S %Src Ssns =, bG1ds .s7S S?S o Mass%so :;@S
$50 900. Georgia Bar placer-, 800 900 Twin
lake- placers q 500, 60; total; .a.,7S;co
e,se. we're OF the crude.t The changes
that have been wrought in these particulars
and n uapspor,a,ion haye LED to the reia-
mine is down S75 feet, from which five levels
haye been run out ut. x.., ..,
reached Goti0 tons OF ore. Of si,Ho?So gross
value. The smelters trentcd 10000 tons
Of $50 nvsrnHe En'9e IN" ,a 1etnn M Pro oo
~ THE BLACK HILLS
Central CITY, S D, Nov IS Scientific
mining and exploration have demonstrated
City, along Deadwood G IIch, is rich h god
ore and the men who lad the courage sew
cral years ago to expend their money IN is
reward The region is cut BY several cnor-
nous dy kos OF porphyry. trachyte and phono-
the Black. ,Hills and al of i Showing uni:
for inly good va ues per ton, according to assay
returns received from time 10 time
LAKE REGION InoS MINES
DULUTH. MINI. Nov ~ Estimates OF the
amount, of ore held in the Lake superior
Company of Pittsburg, are various On the
Mesaba range the two companies. now COM
Diu"u, are owners OF perhaps tons
OF ore. most OF which j. medium grade non
bessemer The sharon steel Company's
portion OF this Is practically all non be,se-
mer on old ranges they hav" "a very large
tonnage OF low grade bessemer and ~ilicious
ores, estimated by some ms high A. $1,000 900 |
tons This j. on what l. known a, the Cas- |
cado range. n part OF the Marquette district |
This is all owned by he old Union \ eel COM |
PAM of Donora, which Il one OF the parties |
Of the new combination The Sharon Steel |
Company carries into the combination an |
agreement with the United States steel Cor
poration for several hundred thousa nd tons |
year Of high grade bes.emer ore from the |
mines OF the latter upon the Mesaba range
Both the MahOning and sharon Steel COM |
panies have recently put drills at work on the |
Nermillion range one nenr Ely and the other |
at Tower All these drills. strange to say, |
are working on lands that have been explored |
and dropped by the old Minnesota Iron Com !
pany. other drills are being put at work |
on the Nermillon and probably not less than |
twenty diamond drill outnts will be working |
there this winter. larger number than for
many years.
4 number Of new shafts will be sunk at Lake |
Superior mines this winter on all ranges !
in anticipation OF a far larger output next |
season than ever before Several new mines |
will be opened on the Mesaba and perhaps |
The weather.
The storm which was entering the upper LAKE, |
Satu cd orth el u-ar In,