The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-24
claim however. mate by hin, Ia thnt the. total
cost Of mi Ing aid opefhtli.g can be eduted

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Fan s 3 tsp; Industry, has. grown out ?,
sS HSae q sPsa bos. Se non 8"
X a. shyeE Bow s, Sr tssr are Was sG
, 20 this the water drained from a score 81
copper mines has been flowing into the creek,
more The water from the mines is highly
imprregnated via, Gonpe,. ana &C., CONSIDERING
RS % nS s a Hs %%Sa yssa
Of The ores treated, millions upon, millions
q dollars ha have beoa iost IN the waters ,s of
named Leadford recognized the possibility
or rseoyer in some OF this Wasted y. COPPER er
lie bis mnIns eompsnIes iesss on the
few precip'tatius plants and within yss ss
tn ss did "s sher o Ss preoptsiIne and
through that means have adde led. SSonsid die
hoseyer: b Been %ble to ,@onorozs th Ire T., +;
I d,lslry. and within the last two weeks the
smell ter districts. and several companies and
scores Of individuals are now engaged IL IL
one ear load o. sod ore rom the hr ISne
sivtenn. t Year I'D eoiored xiii near Tome.
meHt qnd Welded 4early 1000 a TON. The
hou'e near the railroad station at Home
stake. was out in the bill. one day in search
sto GOPHER hoe ndT Biz
She took it home. where she exh,l bltedi II tosoms
the ne real The mine Was
located In the name Of the girl and several
S odss cold hs mn"s asfe II o.
has been producing for more than thirty
Among ths deSeoped n mines FIAT are the
| others 1t IL the opinion OF mining men In
this part OF the country that the iomestak &c
district contains great wssh OF goa
Named naT Tf have been "d ndereptly AD0.
importance to the mining and other interests
Of this district s the 81
Eastern and English capitalists and that the
will be be as Was as meh
Northern. to Eiiiston, on the Northern Pacific.
tbs nner the
ditions the intention is to extend y TO Kali
in The northSester n paHf % the il
ia asserted will be IN operation within a year.
will open up one OF the richest and most ex-
tensiye mining districts In the he North nI ~
valuable owing 70 the high cost Ts. Of n tran M,
ahs s9 onaTo Peerless jennie
Monarch, Elliston and other we'll known
mining DISTRICTS between Basin ass ana ana b haston
q asTicataral asds Nine miles from ag Basin
nss the Of eSs e2a ps
and the railway will give cheap Transports
ton for, the products OF the coneentr;st or
Creek. The smelter has a capacity Of 2qo
tons day, and a concentration is being built
me S be second n esss the
| ract company will be worked.
The Iron Mountain mines. In Missouls
dividend payers pa class. The, property has
! been idle since 1893. The Iron Mountain
properties were among the famous nous Mon re nd
to depth OF 10 feet. and over half a million
! dollars in dividends was paid in spite Of the
raised rail-" and water pumped from ali the levels
down TO 1850. The mine was closed by the
! State mine inspector, and not because OF
k S s G to work 5S mine rss
ming tunnel which will also drain the mine.
Closing OF the mine a railway has been built
in the cost Of shpment where formerly the
and fioated on fiatboats to the railway. The
company has already encountered new
The Spring Hill. owned by the Pttsburgy
nelena. has sommencsd singing To- the ;s
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working about forty men. who have piled /. a
large amount Of ore on the dumps, and ship
mfn. Tc S strike Rs has been made in the Billiard
properties. owned by st. Paul men and adj
Joining the Barnes king at KENDALL. fergus gus
being Uncovered. The Barnes king mine clean
up for June amounted to s54 900.
in this if mining district. aside from the new
million dollar dam, power plant and rS ,hlc
ton, works, is, that under way at the Whit i11
1a5nI property " '2 Produced more than $ 600
above the 400 foot level In the early days.
the has seg bssS
to the 500 foot level, where station has been
Installed from which crosscuts will be run in
| either direction. During this development
work profitable shipments have been made.
| and the stamp mill on the property has been
on ore Re 1o 9 at werl
| plete electric plant wit WHICH to work the
| property on an extensive scale.
COLORADO.
CoLoR,po srnIyGs; C9l ;,,I J,ny 1.-The
has t cut It's july dividend to 80 from
for June and May, subscription Of siOo, 900
to the new drainage tunnel is the explanation
SnG res ahs p pSa1sHf dv9end at
with an extra amounting to sl2ooo0. PAYABLE
thi. month the Jerry Johnson has ssnnonnGed
aa3. 900, and the vindicator. $4,000; Other
companies will pay in July bringing the total
The Cripple Creek camp is active with
1000 miners on the regular pay roll. The
The Mary Mckinney is yielding rs e f. $50
The monthly product from this lease is 100
tons. Two additional shoots. each three
are expected to double the output.
Much activity ia, reported in the San Juan
district. Among the mills now In r., operation
side at Eureka the Gold Prince at, Animas
Forks. the Silver Lake at silyerton the Silver
Middleton, These mills have total daily
are bull ing: Green Mountain at cunning
Mogul at Gladstone and Ruby Basin at Ruby
Basin, oi total daily capacity e 100 tens
and Hercules mills are now idle. The mills
viii handle much Tow grade Ss ae SIpu'
New England oaptal i behind nd,d the pI great
Hercules and other mines; The ,t Gus gen.
Lake mine. ohio and Pennsylyania capital
is developing the Neigold; Mogul and Esme s
Green Mountain and the Ross Mining and