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Show jil liONOLEJF MONEY. To be Distributed Today Among tha Employees Em-ployees of th Bullion-Beck and Champion Company. A LEACHING PLANT TOR PE0V0. From Eigle District Dizi Copper 0r Five Feet of Ore in the Red Boy Local and General- that another carload of copper ore was now on tlio wav and would arrive in a few days. l).:ring the month of June the production of the property was nearly six. y tons, which averaged ,VJ per cent copper and from four to fix ounces in silver; but it it hoped to make a better showing than that in July. One dollar ami eighty five cents a unit is received for the copper. To llullii a Slutlt.r. Sum Gilson has returned from Pug-way Pug-way in mlranee uf a shipment of ore from the Ruekhorn. which is expected to ame in Stockton tomorrow. 1 la siys that ho has fully made up his mind to build a smelter at tome point convenient conven-ient to tho mine, 'Ihe tariff wh.eh ho Ins had to pay for transportation bus forced him to adopt this policy in self-defense. self-defense. Diamond i Llr.ly. Tho old camp of Diamond is the liveliest sectiou contigious to Silver City. There was only one man living there a year ago, but now there is a busy population of ninety-five people who are doing a lot of prospecting, lor new locations and also on the old tuiuea many of which have not had a pick struck- iu them for the last twenty years. From Kacle Dl.trlct. One of tho largest specimens ever scut in from tho Doop Creok country, arrived from Kaglo district yesterday, and is on exhibition at the Templeton. The lump, which is a solid mass of carbonate car-bonate of copper, weighs 6HS pounds nnd is from one of tbe mines purohaied a short t'nie ago by A. 1). Young. The employees of the Bullion-Beck Mining company will be made happy today by the arrival ef Manager A. E. Hyde with a bundle of checks, with which to pay them for their mouths work. The total disbursements will amount to about J 15,01)0. This sum will make lively timo iu Eureka for several days. Mining- Exehaage. There was more of a movement on the mining exchange this morning than there has been for some time, and 14, 100 shares of atock and 3000 ounces of silver were sold. Trices ruled about the same as those which have been quoted for the past ten days. The most noticeable ohange that has taken place in any stock is in that of the Mammoth, which is now in strong demand at 13. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. i m f? i 9 STOCKS. S 1 l r Alio J...... I 1 411 Alllanre ah. 1 M Anchor TfrtTiS Aex fiOO: 15 15 Hi Mamea Bill 08 HiK Hole H m 1,'eut-Eureka 60 00 Congo 6000 18 17 18 C'resiont 65 I'aiy , so ro Olfuooe HM WOO 16 0J t 00 Horn silver 3 a." Malad (i &Ia:iiu)olh 3 00 North liiir'ka. 3000 11 11 It Nori horn Spy 3 00 Ontario Js 50 Stanley (151; It. .to. Co 800 Utah CHI 01 Wnudsirtu . . . 8 00 Silver Cwtira. I MOp 1 I 00 y 1 00 Total shares sold, 11,100. Seller 'davs. t HiiyerSJdays. BALES Of STOCK. 1000 shares of Apex lfie. ri0 shari'S of Apex V,y ; seller .10. 89 1) nha-s of Coiino Kft Ihe; seller ao. ' ao m shares of Congo f ISO. 100 eh ires of (Jh-neoe (,i ; buyer 30. Soon shurns of North Kureka '.4 11c boo; ounces of silver at tl.KJ t. TODAr'3 OKE KECJKIIT3. Shipments today are very light and consist of U tons of Utah, (Fish Springs). til, tons of C. S., 2K tons of Wedgo and 200 tons of south Galena. Anulhir Flh Spring Strike. A strike of ore has been made la tho Red Boy mino at Fish Springs. Tho assays made have shown it to contain 110 ounces in silver. The shaft has reached a depth of twenty feet, where the ore is soiid and the vein well defined. defin-ed. Tho Red Boy is ownod by MoSpor- au & Irving. Iota to tbe K.llon, Another letter has been received from James Moss, who is down at Marysdale working on a location called the Lulu. The Lulu ledgo has widened to two and one-half feet with a pay streak of one foot. The mine is six or seven hundred feet from the Daltou Workings. Local tad General. There has been quite an advance) in tho prico of Mammoth stock within tho past week. R. C. Lund of SI George, and one of tho owners of tho Dixy copper mine is in the city. Prospecting has been wonderfully stimulated near Silver City by the rich strike made in tlio Alaska mine. A stock company has been organized on the North lialton mina, who expect to list their stock on the Chicag J exchange. ex-change. 49er Per-rson of Park City whs in tho town yesterday. Mr. Pearson liss been on the Pacilio coast for the paat three on the Pacilio coast for tbe paat three months. Ho intimation has boon given out yat by the Mammoth directory wnether or not they will pay their regular dividund this month. The air and steam pipe to bo used in making tho boiler a.nl air compressor connections of tlio new Mammoth ma chiuery have not yet arrived. A larje output is being made at this time byt.be Highland miueat Bingham, the average being about seventy tuns of ore a day, all of which is concentrated concen-trated in the Niagara mill. H. F. Scllick of Denver, who organized organiz-ed the compauy to vork tho Alamo aud Albany mines in Tintio, which have gotten iuto liuanciai distress, is expected expect-ed to arrive here in a day or two with funds to liquidate all indebtedness. (leorgi Arthur Rice returned yesterday yester-day fiom a trip to Colorado, which extended ex-tended through many of the principal mining camps of the state. Mr. Rice found a verv general interest maui- I.eaohlag Works at Frova. 1'rovo Dispatch. Charles Lawrence was in Frovo yesterday, yes-terday, and with a party of gentlemen visited several places in this vicinity, the object being the selection of a place where a leaching mill could be erected. Mr. Lawreuce, who is well known in commercial circles, a short time ago isited Montana with a view of sampling samp-ling the ore and finding out the practicability prac-ticability of establishing a mill there; but tho ore was not satisfactory and he then came to Utah and made a visit to the Tintio mining district. Here he found the ore extremely suitable for his purposes. The gentleman represents a large amount of capital, which is ready for investment, and if the leaching mill is erected here, it means employment for 600 men and about $20,000 paid annually annual-ly in wages. An enterprise like tnis should be helped along by all means, and, if necessary, citizens should give the necessary grounds for tbe erection i of buildings, etc. i fested concerning tha mines of L'tah. David Keith, foreman of the Anchor, was in the city yesterday, eaid lhat tho new tmikiiiigs on that property were ail up and nearly enclosed and that be expected t he work of setting the new machinery would higiu in a few days. There is said to be an air of depression depres-sion and gloom pervading the San Francisco slock exchange. It is all caused by the passage of a bill by tho last legislature which prohibits dealing in margins or selling for future delivery. de-livery. It is two years ago this month since the Colorado mining exchange was organUuu. In the live bu.-iuess days of last week nearly 200,000 shares of stock changed hands, and the money to pay for every share passed through tha Clearing house. A few men ara reported to be working work-ing ou the Kalamazoo mine in American Ameri-can Fork canon. This is the property which produced quite an excitement last fall by reason of the linding of high grade (lout in tbo surface wash. Several small shipments were made of this ore. Think. It I. tha But In Illncham. Three more samplos of ore were received re-ceived yesterdaw by A. L. Williams from the Vespasian mino in Bingham. These assays returned for .'o. 1, ounces in silver, 113 per cent lead and $Hi.o4 in gold. No. 2, 115 ounces in silver. 18.0 per cent lead, J1.07 In gold and for No. 3, 83. SO ounces in silver, 24.4 per cent lead and 810.83 in gold. Them is a streak of twelve iuches of the highest grade ore which is of a bromide bro-mide character and live feet of tbo grade mining from 83.00 to 115 ounces. In Mr Williams' opinion the Vespasian is the richest mine in Utah. Mlnlpj In Stockton, tlining men who com, in from Stockton Stock-ton report the camp as being exceedingly exceed-ingly dull. No work has been done on the Houorino for the past month. The Honorine concentrator is woikingon ore derived from the Legal Tender, the property which is being worked under a lease by Messrs. Ross & Collins, who are doing considerable dead work ou the mine, but are making no effort -tj extract anything but the second-class ore, and it is on material of this kind that the mill is engaged. Shipment From tha Dixie. R. C. Lund, one of the proprietors of the big St. George copper mine, was seen at his hotel last night. He said i |