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on the OontrSfy. is continuing its plans Of
deYelopment
cOnstructlon Of the Nevada Northern q
me terIolnus as quickly az Dosslole ~
Sew aS So aS me % rgng MSGn sU wTn MIL
soon reemplOy them IN they are 70 be had.
=. A strike Ia the JOaDa mine Of the Hartford
CccomonRo h Tsported' AZ a distSncs Sr ssS
| feet from the tunnel mouth q body Of ore was
gut which aveTages o.. $50 in gold and 40OUnces
in silver. according 10 the report. Shipments
| nave heen made regularly from the property
but mono hitherto has been high grade. =,
CRESCENT. Nov l2.--lVanpah, n rich silver
camp Of the old days. is experiencing a de-
Tided revival, IL IL across the California
emigrants. il was operated extensively
/ until 1877. when II received a setback. Seven
iSs BeTIod az va Vas Siixty sG 6., CamS IA said tS
| have produced 81. 100000 in silver. The
methods OF extraction and reduction we're
much valuable 0re being overlooked or lost
and. no attempt being made TO handle ore
| Of less value. Within the past six months
eight Of the old properties some of which
produced 1000 to 1000 ounce silver ore. have
I now being extensively opened.
COLORADO.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Nov. I2.--The October
Cripple Greek production record was az fol-
| fty-eight tons of ore. worth gross sa7s. .O0s.
an increase over September Of 5000 tons. or
sJ3 900 gross. The smelteTs treated 5.l25
| Reduction and Refining Company treated
NIL reSed tOns MS worth ssl each ohsr
s.OCp tons. $50 each; Phoenix. 1850 tons. 81;
| Golden Cycle, tsiIinss from the Telluride mill
dump; :4.SOO tons. $3.50: other plants. 1900
The total dividends for che month were
SI,,y; IISoyinCO; lnCinding the Portland; S2oooO;
k%erisaS kI ss % Bedksr ats[oa Tray%sI % SrsSasA- oSS
The oveinber record will exceed the
| million dollar mark. due To increased mill
The Catch Park drainage tunnel, Cripple
| Creek u IN oon feet: Machinery has been
ing viii be- resumed sOOn.
Complete reorganization and a judicial
sale viii be necessary N the affairs Of the
placer mines in Park county. Col, owing
| 70 action taken ia the Federal court when
was f0rsciosed by the NiiwanSee Trust
Company The company cannot meet the
city is among mon, the losers Ex-senator
/ SpOoner Of Wisconsin is ano her. The COM
rany Is under control Of New York and other
Ensiern men. Failure Of plans TO bring
] water to tue placers iS said TO he the cauSe
for insolvency.
/ A petition has been filed in the nted States
| District court asking that the American
! Zinc and Mining Company Of Denver. Col,
SSd PSS9rGS Ss losses Sa%ETgp rr peudr Robe
/ s2.3I6.Sj; Jewell Mining, Milling and Leasing
Ios.nIpany. % si2Sf}S: Il !" Joel sl.3tI3i 81. 4
Chemical Company in which admission is
/ made Of Insolvency and indebreClness amount
/ ing to StS.0W0. Al "a meeting held October
! - it was voted to waive all service of process
and petition for bankruptcy;
The King vi Diamonds claim on lincoln
| hill, Cripple CrscE. has resumed with a small
| force This hill IL near tiillett and has been
considered outside the production area.
| ties on Mineral Carbonate and TenderfOOC
] hills. and RhyOlite and Cooper mountains.
| is being exploited with much interest. 4
shaft IL being sunk on III" Ella d.. on RhyOlite
Mountain. with n steam hoist. Exploitation
viii pc cont t,nnsd t0 considerable depth;
in the DisirioI Court with Joseph Goio6
the estate of John Moon defendants. The
! first complaint Is that or Chapman Allard,
/ the claim. The point Of law in the claim
! T. the legality Of the forfeiture proceed
| ings brought by the Moon estate in 1882,
'Allard had Abandoned tn, properly aud
all improvements we're made by Moon and
| hls heirs. who in time sold To the defendants.
in ises. when a strike Yielded $50 90 annually
! for several wears Allard hearing Of the
strike brought suit for possession Of the
| part he originally owned His SUIT has been
| In the courts for four ysars.
VI. y. ReitOn, sinking ON the Half Moon
| a three 10 four foot vein OF smelter grade ore
AZ is5 feet depth: carload shipment is
[ estimated at $50 ton. The mine has pro-
4 ductiOn record Of $3.50 900.
III" Isabella Mines Company is shipping
| Ice shaft, Cripple Creek. Ia th' 1000 foot
| level two distinct ore bodies are under do
! ycl"pnent. one Of these II, probably the
I MalOnev vein. which Welded ifs dscOverer
1 4 fortune. u ~ twenty-five feet wide and
! carries slH to sl0O ~ ton as broken down.
successfully operating seversi Cripple creek
! properties. il shipping "A car OF ore daily
! from she lexington dump; the average Vahs
ranging between $40 end Sl4 ton. The
! Rerbie dump Is yielding hgndsOme profits
! II iS being treated by The Wild Horse cyanide
mill. The ElktOn dump IL averaging SIS
| "a ton.
! The Evelyn Leasing Company, operating
I on he Redua-SaIagc property, Cripple Creek.
! LeadviIle smelicrs are stocking up on
okidiZed iron ore, valuable rnx which Is
~ nay all cosro aud To AFFORD occasional
| profit.
NEW MEXICO.
! SILVER CRY. Nov. i3.--The National Mining
and Smelter company. which was recently
formed With cnpllHl .tock Of 81 .ooo. 600. has
! in the Gage district. These mines were for
/ merly. worked with much profit by. syndicate
number of " Years ago. Robert +. Power Of
! New York IL president Of the purchasing com,
Company, which is operating the customs
! smeleT AZ Deming, y. VI. The Victoria mines
are 10 boz TeOpened. modern machinery will
| he installed and Developments work begun, on
large scale, II IL stated.
! The aut hortative e announce ment Is made bv
' officials OF the AtChisOn. Topeka nd santa Fs
! Railroad that II will soon begin the construc
! Lion Of n branch line 20 the BurrO Mountain
mining district II had been report ed that
| the projected limo had been abandoned on aC-
| count Of the financial stringency. but this -
! denied.
| NJ H. Dirks of the Copper Hill Mining COM
pRny has purchased the Red Hill group OF
| mines and the high Five mine all situated IN
! the OrOgTande district. The Red Hill group
| Was purchased from ". Il. Bates and the High
| Five from - VI Perkins.
The Southwest smelling and Refining Com
pany has placed its new 2OO ton furnace Of its
reduction works In regular operation. II is
! in the Orogrande district.
MEXICO.
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 1.-THE snlelter of
| the Magistral Mining Company. situated
! in the ~ ate Of Chihuahua. has been started
up. This plant and the mines Of the COM
pany were leased recently by Juan A. Creel,
| Eduardo &. Guilty, Joaquin COrtazar, Jr.,
J. .. Mckenzie. all OF Chihuahua, and Othera.
The leRsees have done considerable develop
ment work and ore IL now on hand to keep
! the smelter supplied for some time. Gov.
Enrique Creel Of chihuahua IL largely inter-
ested In the company.
! Pedro AlyaradO, who recently leased his
Palmillo mine at PaTrnl TO syndicate Of
| Americans, has purchased n controlling
| interest I'm the Maria mine. situated in the
| ROncesyalleR district chihuahua. lie will
! develop 10 on a big scale.
/ The PenOles Mining Company OF Mapimi,
| 81 ate Of Durango, l. shipping some OF II = sui
! phide ores TO the- smelter ut TOrreOn. The
| CoupanvS smelter at Mnpimi iS running
/ regularly Most OF its siliCiOus ores come
| all tha way from PacbuCa and Ore mixed