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Show olliceofthe Duly company lliis morning morn-ing receiving their dividends for tho current mouth. Nearly one third of the capital stock is held liy owners iu thia city, the remaining two-thirds being be-ing liuld lu New York andean Francisco. Fran-cisco. . Or tciu. Hodges is making determinations on fifteen tona of Silver West ore. The Anchor sent down 105 tons of concentrates. One hundred and forty-seven tons of galena were received from the Sampson, Samp-son, Milling Kivliitiijri. There worn 14. ."OH shares ot stock o!d on tho exchange today but still it was a dull and uninteresting performance. perform-ance. See 'tutors have ceased to find pluaauru in the calls and there was no one in attendance but reporters and brokers. It duel seem when so much business is done a little more life could lio injected into the present soleiuu programme. pro-gramme. TOIIAV'S gl'OTATIONM. M O KS. z-i, f 5 1 b . r All-is I its Anlaua a ro Au.'taur 5) Ae 80.W II u il H iiin'sSliii.h'r ill Wir Hole t'l'-'r.. l.VKl or 07 C 'tit. Kurexa '. M tt KlIlK'O iikiu 1H m is (ri-.ruut i tMiy i ih . Uleaei.e 4 3i no ii S.lver. . . . j a Hx'i i Mama ... K,i 0 1 .', UV e.", Mammt'tli :i Si Noi tlM'rn 8 iy 'J 7 i Onrui.i Ml M Kuniev !!! i: i . l,. A c. Co s fiah on oi ni Wo hlsMn 2 ll HI. VI' Olt.f'M i !2J A RED ROSE JF TiNTIC Groetibeck'a Mire Near Silver City il Showing Up BplendiJly, Having Pits-uomecally Pits-uomecally High Grade Ore, A STRIKE IN THE OAE0LIHE. lureka aud SJrer City Are Making Al-must Al-must IK'iy Strikes o" Mineral Local aud Gtnenl. J. (J. Mitchell has returned from a et otid trip to the mines of Silver City, and more lirmlv tnnvincud of the fertility fer-tility oi that mineral field than ever. He says that country is richer in mines than he evev supposed it to be. notwithstanding notwith-standing he has been acquainted w ith tt for years lu his opinion Tiutie is only yet in the litvt Hood of is f nine, and will year by year show a largely increased production. The productive mineral belt, is now opened up for a distance of four miles on its strike with many miles more of promising country tlla. has been practically untouched. ( Mr. Mitchell went through the Mod ltoso on Tuesday and was suiprised al the improvement shown since he last aw il. At the depth of Jiut) feut in the WW1.U a drift has been s'arted to tho north that shows an avera;e of ix feet of solid ore throughout ils length, all of which, in his opinion, will mill run more than Hit) ounces in silver. The breast of the drift has been widened out to a width of ten feet, and shows ore clear across. There is any quantity of ore on the dump, froiii which assays can be obtained running tip to 000 ounces. Some of it is lilled with scales and lumps of horn silver, the remainder being a high grade chloride. A station has buen excavated in the tunnel just over the shaft, 'n which a ,. whim lias been placed, this method being used for doing the hoisting. He-tore He-tore a large production can be made from the mine, it w ill bo necessary to either raise to the surface from the tunnel station and erect an engine, or drive a new tunnel further down the hill. The bottom of the shaft, can he tapped by thu new tunnel in a distance ol :ioo feet, and perhaps less. Even with the present facilities, the Ked Koso could produce twenty tons of ore a day that would equal in value per ton the output from any Tint io mine, with the possible tmieption of tnu Centennial-Eureka. Centennial-Eureka. Mr. Mitchell savs the Red Rose is vorth at this time fully half a millior. dollars. T .ml shares n.old H,:0 1. Soiloi' ;tj ikiys. a (Lis 1 r t-Toi'K. i'l'):! stun s or Ap.-x ii lie. ! " " llltf Horn I l:,0 Tfi .07c. I ') 1 " Ci.n mi r.i ism-. I.'.Oai " Mal.iUsr a se ler;3days. I.nrft mid (j urn- nl. David Ke'th, the superintendent of the Anchor, is down from Park City. The Tinlic Miner, tho new paper to be published in Kureka, will deliver its salutory to tho public tomorrow morning. morn-ing. And now it is the Provo Knquirer which Is apprehensive that if too many people go to Deep Cieek some one w iil get bit. The shipment of ore which has been reported as being on tho road Irom tho Huckhorn will probably arrive iu the city before night. Will Stoddard, who is on the way to Deep Creek, is lavoring his friends iu this city with some very effervescent accounts of the events transpiring on the journey. Another payment has been made by the Albany Consolidated company on the property which they purchased from the Condon brothers last winter consisting of the Relcher group of claims. A body of ore has been opened on tho lSullion-Hock to thu north of the shaft, on the OOO-foot level. Refore this the greater part of the production of the property has come from the southern portion of mine. Some assays have been made from the Tenderfoot lode located in the new district of Little Cottonwood which shows the ore to have a value of $25 and upward in gold. A few picked specimens have been found showing free gold. Great activity is anticipated in the Cu'ur d'Alene country the coming year. The mines of that section uotonly show-silver show-silver but gold, the percentages being nearly equally divided and the ore being of a class susceptable of treatment treat-ment by amalgamation. E. H. Taft. the managorof the Alamo group, came in from Kureka last night. Work is being prosecuted on the mines but with no particular change in the appearance ap-pearance of things. Since Mr. Taft assumed as-sumed the management about $(1000 has been spent in the development of tho property. F. O. Horn of Conklin's public sampling sam-pling works is of the opinion that in a few weeks there will be some remarkable re-markable shipments of ore. The Glen-coe Glen-coe has hundreds of tons of ore on hand; in Ringliam there are several thousands of tons, and at Ophir and Stockton none of tho mines have shipped for weeks, all of them having their bins full at the present time. Reports of some very rich strikes come from tho Cietir d'Alene reservation. reserva-tion. Tho new Wolf Ledge district seems to be the center of mining operations. opera-tions. The Mullen Tribune says not much mining is being done openly as there is yet some doubt as to the reservation reser-vation being open. Several old Comr d'Alene boys are placer mining with fair success about ten miles beiow tho mission. Mr. Rraase, the contractor, has resumed re-sumed tho hauling of Red Cloud ore to Hailey. He brought down 800 sacks last week, and will continue to haul right along. He says that, as near as he can guess, there are between 31)0 and ftOO tons on the dumps, and an average of 10 tons is extracted daily; but the yield could be doubled if the management wished. Wood River Miner. BOSS TWEKD. There is a plan now moulding for the incorporating of the Tweed and listing its stock on the local exchange. Small . quantities of high grade gold and silver ore have been found in the mine for a long time, as well (inconsiderable bodies of material going from low to average assays. Since tho strike in the Red Rose, the owners nf the mine feel certain cer-tain that only a limited amount of development de-velopment needs to be done to place the property on a prolitable and paying basis. If the owners do finally decide to list the stock, the company will be incorporated iu 100,000 shares, 10,000 or more of which will be set aside to bo sold on the exchange, the proceeds derived de-rived to be used as a working capital. UNWNK. The lessee of this mine is fast bringing bring-ing it to the front as a valuable producer. pro-ducer. The production is not large in the number of tons, but the grade is high, making it a steady dividend payer aud a very nice little mine. ACTIVITY AROIND SILVEIt. Silver City looks as if it had started in for an era of prosperity, There are hundreds of prospectors in tho district and more coining all the time. The new hotel is full of guests. A very great interest is manifested in the miues located iu the porphyry, and many of them are being worked with profit. The Treasure is making its regular production pro-duction of argentiferous iron. To the south of it the Diamond group is working work-ing quite a force but are not yet producing. pro-ducing. Mr. Mitchell Jlearned that the Silver Moon was showing up well, having hav-ing Nome good si.e ore bodies in sight of a high average value in silver. Tin-tic Tin-tic will double her population this year and the output will be from half to two-thirds larger than that of 181)0. Ilai k tram th 1'ronilml I.itnd. Holies and Stockman, who went to tho Deep Creek region to look up a aite for a sawmill, have returned. When they left Fish springs there were twelve four-horse teams loading ore from the Galena mine, and on the road home eight six horso teams were met going in for the same purpose. Tho Erst outfit will arrive here iu a few days. The roads are getting in good condition, the two gentlemen having driven 110 miles in two days with one horso. They say they have never Been anv place where there is so much mineral shown with so little development as in Dugway and Fish Springs. Roth the Galena and the Ruck Horn are whales. There is ore in nearly every hole that is opened in those camps. The formation forma-tion of lime stands nearly vertical, which to thetn is a certain indication that the mines will be permanent. Fish springs are as large as a house, flowing thousands of gallons of water every day, and having in them multitudes multi-tudes of lish. Tnere are still hundreds of acre unappropriated that is as promisiug as any now taken up. Tka I)ap Craek Veins. The developments that have been made iu tho Deep ('reek region prove conclusively that the veins aro permanent. perma-nent. No case has been reported in which there was anything like pinchinar out. Many of the mines were worked to a considerable depth in the early clays, and the ore bodies were found to to be strong as far as they were followed. fol-lowed. In speaking of this feature of the' Deep Creek mines; Mr. A. H. Young instanced the developments in the Grand Deposit, in the Silver Mountain district, which he visited when on his trip into that sectiou. At the 104-foot level the mine shows 25 feet of ore, while at 170 feet the ore body if 30 feet thick. This is the distance between walls, the level, cutting the ore diagonally, diagon-ally, having been run over 40 feet to cross-cut the mineral. This ore is all pay. It would not pay at tho rime it was opened up, hut with railroad transportation it will be very profitable. It runs well in silver aud carries 20 per cent 3f copper. In tha Carolina. A strike of rich ore was made a few days ago in the Caroline. The mine is worked through the levels and shaft of the Bullion Beck aud is the private property of John Beck who calls it hi pocket book." Heretofore the production pro-duction has been almost entirely a galena ga-lena ore, but the recent strike is white quart;', carries horn silver. Daily Olvldonrti. bait Lake stockholders were ia the |