Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-15

Sullivan, Idaho, s15O,O0O; Calumet and
Arizona, Arizona, 100000; Central
Eureka, California, $4,000; Combina-
tion, Nevada, $120OOO; Copper Range,
s8sS,7s1; Daly-West, Utah, s1OS0O
Gemini- Keystone, Utah, $4,000; Grand
Central, Utah, $37,5O0; Hecla, Idaho.
100000; Homestake, South Dakota,
$316,20O; Horn Silver, Utah, $6O,O0O
Jamison, California, ss11, ZOO; Kendall.
Montana, $4,000; Lightner, California,
s15,3S6; Lucky Jim, British Columbia,
$4,000; New Idria, Quicksilver, Califor-
MIA, 100000; Pacific Borax, California,
$4,000; Parrot Copper, Montana, $114,-
e25; Pennsylvania, California, SIS, ,45O;
Rocco, British Columbia, st9,5s2; Silver
King, Utah, 100000; spearflsh, South
Dakota, S22,500; Tonopah of Nevada.
$500 United States, Utah, 100000;
Utah Consolidated, Utah, $45O,O00.
Good News Bunehed
F. A. Wing, United States assayer,
states from information he has re-
ceived from Alaska and the northwest
territory this winter that the output in
gold from the northern country this
year will total $22,OOO0O0, IL not more.
From the Klondike alone Wing pre-
diets an output of from ten to twelve
millions, the balance coming from the
camps on the American side.
Bisbee gentlemen who are develop
ing property adjoining the old Jack
Rabbit mine in the Casa Grande, Ari-
zona, district have uncovered some
very large gold-bearing ore bodies and
recently made a mill test of the ore
at the Turning Point mill. They put
through about forty tons, from which
they got bar of gold bullion valued
at over $1,000, and still left value of
$S per ton in the tailings.
The ORC Consolidated Mining COM
pany, which is operating on a group
of claims in the west side of Kirby
valley. Arizona, expects to be in a
mineral formation inside of the next
thirty days that will justify the pur-
chase and immediate erection of a
10-stamp mill on it's property.
The old Spinola gravel claim on
Central hill, near San Andrew, Cal,
Is proving to be one of the richest
mines on that very rich channel. The
mine is south of the Harkins mine,
and was worked for many years with
Indifferent results. Recent Develop
ment uncovered a large body of very
rich gravel.
The most active mining section in
upper Placer county is Last Chance.
Two new companies have just joined
the others on the ground, one will
open up the mine known formerly as
the Glenn Consolidated, the other is
known as the Blue Eyes.
The Georgetown Gazette says: Re
Gently Frank Porter took out some
nice nuggets from his mine just north
of town. He was getting down to
where he could take out good pay, he
said, when a large slide occurred which
covered up his diggings."
w. H. Skinner is taking out coarse
gold from his mine in Martell's ravine
worth over $50. The largest was worth
$225O
F. w. D. Gwynne has presented the
Bakersfield board of trade a specimen
of gold quartz taken from the Old
Piute mine in the Aqua Caliente dis
trict, at present being operated by
himself and H. B. Chase. The speci-
men is oxidized ore containing very
little sulphide and assays about 1915.
A thirty-foot ledge of quartz has
been uncovered upon the 100-foot level
of the Etna-King mine, and the di-
rectors are much elated over the fine
prospects. They will sink 500 feet and
then cross-cut. Machinery will also
be- installed. The Etna-King adjoins
the Lightner in Angels.
A letter from Montana City, Ida,
into which camp not a little money
Fl ON this neck of the woods has gone
during the past year, says there will be
greater activity in its diggings the
present season than at any period in a
long time The mill of the Nelson
mines is again in commission and pro-
ducng good results. Denver and Bos-
ton talent has taken hold of a group
near the town and is to drive tun-
mel into it 600 feet, while in a winze
on the Chloride the condition is fine
one.
The new channel of ore recently un-
covered while extending the car tracks
in the May Day of Tintic is develop
ing into a most important one, ac-
cording to last nights advices from
camp with a consignment of ore from
it to come as soon as it is possible to
get it over the road. The ore, which
consists of a carbonate of fine quality
Is first-class, and at a depth of sew
enteen feet in the winze going down
upon it, shows width of from eight
to ten feet. At this point it is said
the sulphides are beginning to appear
and that any shift may see the carbon
ate replaced by a mass of this char
acter.
A new stamp mill is being erected
Oh the Baker ledge on Indian creek
by Cole and Arnold. Arnold and Love