The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-01

on the, Bulli9n. over 1000 tons q ore have
been shipped from til" sronp tn. 70 smeltss
| of silver, $3.50 in gold and 2.29 per cent. cop
| HELENA. May o. shipment Of ten tons
| Of ore from the Standard mine in Pony gulch.
Madison noun!y t"Sslyed at thr East 'if lena
s ropsry s;s Sn iS" the s% By
| James Pollard unassisted, and this was the
| first shipment from tho property. Pollard
| * an 0ldtimer and was among the first to wash
Main street in Helena.
running III! blast and turning out gold a,
the rate Of sI5,OOo u month. tor long period
Gnsr1ntons were ha"Ecred by wa'r hS
large pumps. and tn" owners are preparing
TO increase the output. which i being treated
John +. Bryce and Col. Weir OF New York
ne WIZ "sa ssRas %F
mine. The amount of the bond has not been
The Rochester Go Id Mining Company.
which has been opcratnEn claim IL the ga me-
district. has encountered, at deptn OF 200
body \ reported to be Of splendid Proportion.
M Eastern syndicate. reprnssnt"d by hugo
r rr OF Of HqrS ua as M Sisd Fl s sr"
consists Of six claims end IN, bond is for
$1,000 The or" Is rIincipally in copper
loo-ton conc"ntrat"r IL to b" erected near
tho, properties for III" irea ment Of the ores.
NJ, Ii a Mr't"e' M',n, - II" r"rci'n,a'tys
mine near ,Mickcs. whose produc' wa. used
IN. the early days "s nus Ior neighborins
iron ore. which oontnil,- largo amounts Of
native copper The discovery VA, made
a fS i' Viz I' th2 the Ea'Is ,. w@s a"ay
Of the property have photographed Mc,ee
that expert, viii b" SEPT 'hrr" TO examine
pcrmnnency, Of which Mcti.e SAYS there
/. Pc reasohablc d"ubi, W. unnamed mine
/ vein thirty-hvc feet vide, and carrying
values in copper ranging from 10 To % per
cent: has been encountered in the Argo mine
The repor, that the Bald Butte mine has
been worked ont, and that tn" stockholders.
Helena business men, had DUMPED their
holdings on the Boston market is emphati-
fslIET dsnsd by tn" Gcisls Of H. Company
Assay"r, lat"m d"clar" that they have not
disposed of singh share. The fact that
development work is being conducted in low
passing Of the first monthly dividend since
tn" mine was Incorporated, gave ri'e TO the
Gold running as hivh as $3.50 u ton has been
encountered IN ,hr mine Of the New Wnrld
by Buffalo. \. Y. capitalists.
COLORADO.
CoLoEApo STRINGS. May IS. topper Noun
ta,n nor'h of Cripne Creek i. s'rart'ns
Tho Gillett region. particularly Lincoln
Mountain is nls, mich in q" public eye:
,nils are being erected for tr"a,ins iow,srad.
ores Mineral Hin is being exploited by
Chicago CAPITALISTS with catering PROSPECTS
west of Victor IL also coming to the front.
Tn" high-gr9d" shoe, opened al l.2i' ,eet
depth in the Portland mine is rich in syl-
Xanite. picked samples assaying, .i,ol'.
Tn" strik" is significant because of depth.
Ths f 1i.o i new to h" n .' dr
product il being treated mainly, At the Port
land mill in Colorado City. The average
The Enterprise mine, in TAYLOR Park ia in
four feet OF 81 ore. The strike Mas made
bens n"d III from '9S e tunnel Tnf eTcs or The
Taylor Park Mining Company. owner. is
building a branch to connect Win the Colo
The Golden cycle /, in So, ore in an upraisa
between the seventh and eighth levels. 4
for At SEQ a ton. The $500 tons of monthly
output average So u ton on ore taken from
all 9a1r T1 ri Ct r. MINUS s COMPANY has Nm.
covered in the nfih level an ore body from
w,hicl values as HIN AS $50 a ton have been
obtained Tho company Is shipping car
The Maynard lease on the vindicator is in
Shipments ar being made regularly,
In ,rohbnS" n pillar that has long sup
n3rtsa lection OF ground h. tne Burns claim
lesseas encountered ore CARRYING sjo,D ton
values. Several sacks of the bonanza STUFF
hav" been taken from the pocket. Tn" ore
surrounding i, is smelling grade,
e. D. Grove. snperintcncent Of thn I"lu-
,ers pntent for. process for recovering
bromine after II has once been used in the
extraction Of gold Grey" i. the inyr r.,
by chemists and others. as without recovery
III" termination process" is too expensive Tor
G.: F Kendall! consulting engineer for the
plsn shd spsrcaTas i1r srrr hs
erected, will be about 200 tons daily
NEVADA.
Reno. May %, The Montana onopah
mine is king IA better showing than any
IRON the Wine dirty feet west OF the lso-loot
ton. me vine is down forty lce' in the
ledge and an average of this orc will yield
si5H to thu til: "" an ys E, r b.cg tasen
"a inches wide and Is growing in width "a
III. Wine is sunk. The crosscnts on other
levels show s,rnGers OF r"h, quartz which
prove hat all The shafts and crosscu,s are
in highly nuincralized territory,
narsnl ssIna ate o" - n" GTG hprsd from
shows that til" output il about 100 tons month.
As ts ore grades up to 500 ton on t The sysr
900 = month. The chief mines which are
;hippnS this ore are re- ths AN Mzpah. fact"n
Montana lOnOpan. the u Melrl- Lynch group
and the Ray 4 O'Bricn.
In the Belmont mine tho crosscut in the
ledge is 49, i"c in almost solid ledge riattrr.
The on III" "a co averages $SOn 4 ton and
the ore body appears to be large. as it has ,
been cut for 49, feet with no sign of a hang |
ing wall. The east drift on the ledge Is ia
20 feet and the face shows $3.50 ore Tonopah
is greatly excited over this sho wing.
DT Ira Miller Of San prancis"H qnd nr
have formed the Spring field Nevada Mining
Company to develop the Slip mine. the 60 bin
No. ., tho Renegnde and tn" Williams claims
in Ohnghouse Canon. The company has
acquired 100 acres and will put M u large |