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Show Ml "WESTERN HVCHNriHSTO-- AZEMB. WEEKLY. GAZETTEER. TIIE REBELLION MINING COMPANY. WESTE33K MlKSKG PUBLISHED 4Vm This company was incorporated last week under the laws of Utah, with the following officers: Major W. W. Woods, PresiGOLD AND SILVER MINING. ; David Avery, Treasurer ; dent; Charles Shields, John Sholdebrand, Secretary; and Robert Mulhall, Managing Advertisers will please remember that four issues are one month. Director. It will be remembered that a strike in the Rebellion a m this .city, and it seems that, Subscription, postage prepaid: United States and Canada, $3.00 few weeks ago created quite a as developments are advanced, the richer and larger the ore body per annum. Payable in advance. Remittances should be made by Post Office Order, Bank Draft or uncovered. In order to avoid litigation, six claims were incorRegistered Letter, payable to Mark. W. Mus grove. under the above name, and there is now no further fear Communications in regard to the mining and milling of ores soli- porated of conflicting tide.? interfeting with the rapid, economical but cited. Descriptions of new camps specially desired. thorough development of this property. The proximity of the contributors : Professor J. E. Clayton, Dr. W. Bredemeyer, C. E. and M. E. Rebellion to the WaHrcr & Webster, from which a large amount Professor J. H. Morton. of lar grade ore has been ext racted, renders the present showing of unusual interest in mining circes. Each of the six claims in this city are still offering $45 per ton, and it mentioned are 1,500 feet long and 200 wide, aggregating 1,200 LEAD buyers scarce at that ficrurc. feet wide by 9,000 feet long. A samp e of ten tons now on the cent, lead, 85 ounces silver and $3.60 gold Lead mine, Bingham, will be heard from in the way of dump averaged 56 per ton. It is said to be cxccVcnt smelting ore, and is just what THE bullion per shipments ere long. is needed by the new smelter at Park City. of American capital in mining enterprises in THE advent BEVAN GOLD MINING COMPANY OF UTAH. cannot fail to open that country in a new light. rather strikes us that something over $Soo,COO for the Horn Record of the 29th makes inquiries The New York DEVOTED TO Vice-Preside- nt sr IT Silver in 1S80 is not a bier showing for such a mine. ithout doubt the best investment in Utah. shipments are kept up with the regularity of clock Ontario is THE w work. REPORTS received in this city from the Ramshorn, Idaho, flattering. This is one of the biggest mines in Idaho. stock market seems to be on the jump down hope for an upward tendency with the advent of Lake THE SaltWe Spring. the week the editor will visit Park City and take a DURING all which will more fully some of the mines appear in our next irsue. new mineral map of Utah, size 36x48 inches, is for reference. All mining men interested in this Territory should have it. FROISETHS have as yet received no information in regard WEaffairs of the Tint'c Eureka S. M. Co. If it is a to the legitimate enterprise, we will be glad to note the fact; while if otherwise well ! A well-know- n LARGE assortment of assayers, mining and engineers books have lately been received by James Dwyer, the bookseller and stationer. His stock of standard Mining in regard to this company. The management have prosecuted active developments for the past three years, and report an immense amount of gold ore in sight. The mill has been idle for some time on account of the inability to save the silver (of which the ore carries a fair per cent.) by the present process, but as soon as pans and settlers are put in it will be started up again, it being deemed advisable to keep the mill shut down for the present rather than run the silver off in the tailings. A sample lot of four tons of ore was lately sold in this city at $62 per ton, the actual assay value of which was $127.50, and it will be readily see 1 that such a sacrifice would not be allowed, hence no more A contract was let some time since to sink the main sh;T)ocd. x incline 40 feet and drive the 350 and 400 levels each 40 feet, all of which is nearly done ; the incline now being down 20 feet, showing ore all the way, with the vein well defined and of an average width of iO feet. O11 the 350 and 400 levels the vein is 12 feet wide. In the incline seams of silver ore are found which assay from 40 to 200 ounces in silver per ton. The'company is entirely out of debt, although considerably annoyed lately by litigation, and this having been all satisfactorily arranged, there is no reason why operations on a more extensive scale should not be inaugurated at an early day. However, we will visit Bingham in a short time and give the public an extended report of the prospects of this company. A 1 Virginia City, Nevada people still take a sort of melancholy interest in stocks. By twos and threes they arc to be seen scanning the bulletin boards, gloomily and in silence. They have our last issue an item from the Silver Reef Miner learned to respect each others feelings. If anything is said at IN to the effect thatappeared the companies at that place would make no such times it is in keeping with the occasion is nothing to hareffort to cut down wages, yet such is the fact. The miners arc row up old recollections or hurt the feelings. A man so unfeeling asked to work for $3.50 per day, or the mines will not again as to a attempt a joke would have his headjknocked off in halt works is always complete. start up. ATTENTION minute. is called to the cards of the Wood River Gold Mining Company and the Elk Mountain Mining Company. The officers of these corporations are all Salt Lake gentlemen and none stand higher in this city. The properties arc situated in the rich Wood River District, Idaho, and large lots of ore shipped to this city attest their great value. Experts, in whose opinions we have implicit confidence, have on several occasions pronounced the lode on which these properties arc situated both large and very rich. as A special to the Lit' 1c Rock Gazette from Eastland, Texas, A number of the mining parties recently organized says: for developing the copper region in Northwestern Texas, returning from Big Witchita section, report rich findings, the average diggings being over 500 pounds of ore daily per man. The mineral is arriving here in large quantities, and is shipped to Chicago for smelting. Considerable intciest is worked up, and prospecting will soon be inaugurated on a large scale. 1 |