| Show GREAT FROM NEW STATE Samples That Show an Average Aver-age of 300 Per Ton I GOLD COPPER AND SILVER I Carisa Pays Its 15000 Monthly Dividend Div-idend The Old Susan at Silver City Rejoices in a Body of Carbonates Oro Shipment From New Sensation Lively Interest Taken in Rumors About the Priceof Copper Boston Is Pleased With Bip ham Con Horace Lewis on IronMountain Joe Declerichs who devoted the day to an examinationof the New State Is perched between companysproperty that ten tho Cottonwoods southeast 0 town came hack last night about n buoyant ao lhe gentleman ever permits himself tobecoinc andwith samples of ore that fully Justify I On the mine on which he with Messrs Hoock Nci liauson and others have an option he reports 200 sacks of ore that will afford af-ford an averagenot leas than 300 per ton in sold copper and silver and to goJ verify It a shipment Is promised In K short time The ores are being broken the tun from a teninch streak beldv lhp nel level and everything indicates Important Im-portant development as depth Is attained at-tained The managements prosecuting pros-ecuting work with thirteen men underground under-ground In the samej locality the ownEl of I the Jefferson group have encountered two feet qf ore punning well up in cop JIJ with which and per gold and silver ylth sack J r are nowbeing t i k lllled < < I CARISAPAYS si5ooo Regular Monthly Distribution r or gl Three Cents a Share he Carlsa of Tintlc yesterday distributed dis-tributed Its regular dividend of 3 cents a share or 15000 the checks going1 out to as manylas 319 persons who are holding Uij shares WJillc these were b lni passed around the management reached the smelter with three more tes car of ore with another Iptonthe rail and with the output for November promising to exceed that of any previous pre-vious month Tne Silver King oC Park City will distribute its dividend df i 100000 today while the transfer books will close this afternoon on that theDalyWest in the sum of 6QPOO and of the Uncle Sam amounting to 515000 f STRIKE IN OLD SUSAN A Body of Concentrates Discovered in the North Drift The mla re tQ the Old Susan Mining cqmpany out of Silver City Tintlc is l exulting over the presence of t S a body of carbdnatcs iii the north drift I oft the 200foot level which shows as much a 455 pen cent lead 12 ounces silver and 60 cents gold per ton The striketwas made Thursday night and samples that were forwarded to the furnace at once gave those results I is the first appearance of this class of ore In the property the ores having hIthertO occurred as sujphldes and while the extent of the body had not been determined evQrythinjr at this time Is indicative of permanency r The company haa persevered ashave few in the locality and the camp generally is icjoicimj in the strike THE COPPER SITUATION Lively Interest Created in Rumors i Affectihg Prices Messages from the East during the day concerninG the future of the copper cop-per market excited liveliest interest if Ota little alaim with the shorts as usual mopt jmlpptrlous In exploiting them Howovqr thq settling price at home said Mr Smith assistant manager mana-ger of the American Smelting com i pany remains un lsfurhqdThe agitation agita-tion appears 19 have all originated In an attempt by wollknown mining brokers toplace ashort order with a local buck lshop on 1000000 pounds 01 the red metal A query was Immediately Imme-diately addressed to an Eastern house whichm re pjfcd fs follows l is m Ve trS earned io be very careful in trading tho same copper a there arc different qualities We would lather iiofc flllqrdensIn Itnnd advise you to have noising to dq with It un JCKS It Is for l particular client who especially desiren It It Is a hazardous business1 I I A second query at the sajne threshold thresh-old was followed by lh0 subjoined There Ipno way fwe can make contracts con-tracts in copper metal cal New York Metal exchangeip I working on a plan tp list copper bars but we understand all arranqpmnntu ary not yet perfected Perhaps your yustomer would lIke t short copper Blocks It No It was tht dpslre Of the brokers in question to ohort the copper market market but Ihe ocder 1n hung iI pfOI further advices Upon the wisdom of such a trade hoxvevei the vjoxvs of local tal i ent differ Many of them arc In the po sition that Manager Jones ot the American Amer-ican Smelting und Refining company ivas when asked for an exprejalon on the future Price of the eXlre He had heard no opinions In tho East save from those wlip were buying1 or short le tnS lag copper stockfj and their views were influenced by the natnie of their trades A firm of Boston brokers commenting on the ° ccnt VMllnK by the United > Metals Selling company In which pro ducers not undpr contract were notllled that In future oettterneiUH on noUttd copper ores and copper mutui Would be with held for ninety days says II means that thc price ° C cftvpvr win go lower With this view PPlr James A Pol lock of tnlo city takcij laene To him It means nothlpt more than that the I letalij Selling company npV carrying I I a stock of the value of 25000000 and I I upon which no Interest t being earned I Intends to makothc producer carry the burden until the stock an hand can be unloaded The Vlov taken by Mr Pol lock Is not at nl I Illogical It was In i I the column of QHl Tribune that the notice to ho producer 10 11ralHcr appeared exclu Iey ten H igo < > ordnB to Bos on and JNCW lork tll w cxchanKea bv which this paet 8 copied It was the first In S tmalon rrClve1 thero lhat the iro lhJ ducer will lro wl tiercattar be required to set the at the price o f copper ninety days Ijnel after lhe caY5 atc ntauy hue beel made on his nnSSmr U An aftecpoon pub I ra ll ton whlch rQProducCB the notice from ni1 V V l0 roprotuceH nrarl tha gone east rm and wired back f01e nnl q e to Salt Juke appears to hav jijat ode the discovery T Sale of Bingham Mines For a cpnelderatlon oj 15000 the Vespasian group of mines at Ulngham consisting of the V < spa lnn Old Stand by Haggle Molly and Peggie lode I I claims were yesterday conveyed by a W Lawrence Thomas deed from Henry Lawrcnce ThoJ as Marshall James Anderson George JB Chandler and their wives to G L < Bcmls The chief Interest in the group was a part of the estate left by the late F H Auerbach the sale ot which was authorized by tho Probate court a short time ago The deed wan dated March 11 1901 I 1901 STOCKS STILL LANGUISH i Ths Day in the Market Was Not Heavy in Trading The dar on the mining exchange closed with the transfer of 10413 shares of stock for which 513201 was puld and with the air again heavy with the dirges of demoralization At the morning morn-ing cull 25900 shares sold for 32C9D6i at the afternoon 17500 shares for Slu COG3S California at the opening sessIon ses-sIon appeared a a special l object of attack at-tack and with one bunch after another coming out until nearly 12000 had been I disposed ofit was not difljcult to reduce re-duce It to 93 cents with the shorts con Iractlng to deliver It I fraction less in ten days and yet the earnings of thei company exceed those of a period dur jug which Its shares 5011 up to 198 Uncle Sam that had started down at n furious pace the previous afternoon found the brakes on at yesterdays opening during which it moved up several 1 points while DalyWest on an unloading of 350 was marked back I to 32JO with Lower Mammoth charging charg-ing hands around 263 Swansea oC I Sliver City that recently suspended 1 the payment of dividendsthat It I might apply Its energies to the opening up i of tho ore bodies at greater depth consented con-sented to fill an order at S1SO while May Day after some ups and dovvns afer cowns closed Just a fraction above the figure I at which the first sale was made Utah of Deep Creek was limbered up at GO cents and Victor at 5S cent while AJax was actively dealt l In arotlnd S3 cents and Tcsora around 46 cents 1 May Day proved the feature of the afternoon session and gave a performance per-formance that elicited the admiration of pll and lobby for with 3tOO on Its j counter It moved from 106i up to 109 and closed with 107 1 bid Sunshine I Sun-shine which Is being clandestinely picked up by several these days found customers up to 11 cents while BOSK Tweeflf which has been on the retired list since the recent squeezing of the shorts found buyers ip to 59 > i qcnts with Caiisa firm around 11S and Uncle Sam around 102 Burton came out again to a bid of loft cents with California climbing back to 91 cents while Century was released at 3 and DalyWest at 3210 On assurances D1v that the bins are still full Victor claimed attention atGS cents while Tetro pushed forward to 27 cents with the day closing on the following market mar-ket j M Call P AM CaB I Bid IAskccLII 13d IAslcd Ajax is83 TI81 = i iS3HI j I E3 AlbIon GlJ 1 59 Alice 3isf BullBeck2O j 350 Bas Tweed W 57 69HGO Black Jack 1 I Ji W Burton i c1H 1 lHz l5ij I Ben Butler 1671 17 4 16 17 Crisa 1174 ll73 117 11Hf Century 3Q 2721 z 97Ir Carbonate Z 1 Z California JH 9tt i 9t I Congor 0 Con Mercur 1Sij 100 11 200 fl Daly 150 27 300 DalyWest 3220 3247 3240 3275 Dali Lark 02 I O Dalton at t2 1 03 Dexter I 40 Diamond 20 IS Emerald t WI 13 12 13 E B 10j 110 115 115 Galena 1 2 Ih 30 23 p Grand Cent 32 lr 300 403 Gold Eagle 02 11 02 t Horn Sllvcr 17 HomcstaJo 1 OS Ingot 0114 02 9 I 02 Joe Dowers 05k 0Th 05 06 LlttioChief 22 217 1 21 r234 L Iammoth I 2130 200 270 La Rclna I 19 25 1 1 19 23 Mammolh t 131 1 I 10 Manhattan I OW 01 316 0W 01 01t Mn3 Day 1O 2 107l 10r lOqs Mar Wath 03 1 IH 03 01 Nor Light OH 00 I 01 00 Nevada 00 18 Ontario 1 1000 100 9W 1100 Petro p 10 Rich Ana 10 30 20 25 RoccoIr 00 90 R G V 01 Sulishln Q 1 13 Swanc 1t w 225 170 191 S Swansea 3iJ 26 n Sunbthm 4Wz 47 41 i 8 Sacramento 16 1S 15 18 Sliver King S2ro 8000 Star C ns 3 3ij 65 35tJ shocrsc H 18 1111 17I SINor Shield ItLv 03 02 rIctro 1 G I 7IJ 27 271f Tebra 1G 16 I I IG 18 tiih 40 1iO I Vale 18 18 WisLM G OisJ OS 07 OS Yankee 3N 425 315 co UncloSum 102 I ie4 1 102 1024 Victor J 571 SH I White Rock 1 30 SO OPENING SALES Ajax 010 at S2Mc 100 at 82ic 1QO at 83Uc 1COO at SW 400 at S2V c seller ten days 100 at S2ic seller ten days 300 at S3c buyer tell days ICO at S2 > tc seller ten clays 100 at F3C buyer ten day GOO at R3c SOO at SoV = c DalyWest 100 at 3275 125 at 33260 25 at 32 BO 100 at 5JJIO Lower Mammoth 100 at 2C3 100 at 262 May Day 200 at 1 06U SQQ it SlOG IOD at 1 iK5 seller ten days 100 at 51 04 ½ gojler ten days MO at 105If sclletf ten days 600 at 100 100 at 1067 100 at L03U 1W at JlOG1 o 100 at 105 = seller ten days Sat S-at JlOGTi alStar Star Consolidated EOO at 35c Siiiisc 100 at SlEO 46r4r la 100 at 15I ½ c ICO at Gc 200 at > Gc 2CO at 46lc IJiiClo Sam 210 at 1 200 at 5101 300 at l011 QO at S101 100 at 5102 100 at K02 4 400 at S102 i f Utah 200 lit SOc California 100 at Cc 2200 at 95c 600 at 9lc j 00 at 93c 2000 at 93c ZOO at Mic seller ten days COO at 94o 300 at 91c seller ten days 1U at 91 lc spller ten days Martha Wdshltmton 2003 at 3c Victor COO at die West Morning Glory EOO at 7c Shares sold 2o9GO Selllnt value 32G9G2 CLOSING S LJtS CarlBa 100 at 1l71f 100 at 1JS EOO at 511 t DalyWeal 100 at J3210 T Mal Day 2W at HOOI 100atli07 10 at Ma-l 7 = 100 at lOj H at 103 itO at JlOSVi 51 at MS 300 nl IOS1 O at I 10 300 at Jj OO nt Th07 r Star Consolidated 100 at 3TiulCO ut 35c Sunshine 000 nt 101 ½ c GOO at lie Tcsora 100 at ICe Uncle Sam 1000 at 1O2ih j400Iat 1Q 200 at 10 200J LLl SlOJj nos reed lJO at SCj 100 al GI Burton i1XJ at l5c California 200 at 93c COO at 94c < ftnturv 100 at J3 lJmorald 500 nt 12c Tetro 100 at 2Gc MO at 2Gc RCfO at Zic jfit < i at 27c seller ten days r Victor 1000 at 5Sc West Morning Glory 2000 at 8c Shares sold 17000 Selling value i GOG33 ONT TIlE STREET I The blotters along the row Indlcalcil the curbing of 10750 ullages Of stock for 51015125 Callfornlk was npaln l I very much In evidence ylth 60QOchanff Ing hands at 3IjlI1lh cents while 50 Daly Vest changer htintls l Immediately Im-mediately on the I adjournment of the cxchangft nt 3250 with fiOO May Day going at 107 A lot of 500 Victor from which Manager MeCune saya ship j meats vlll begin In the next nncypx I hours found a customer at n cents while 2500 Star Con changed hands at I SS GSVC cents The days miles on curbstone and exchange ex-change reached a total of 1163 shares I for which 53S36025 was paid I Boston Copper Market ITIiriJUXE SPECIAL 3 Boston Mass Nov 8TraUng In the copper share market was of a rttful character Some Issues made feeble of forts to advance while others showed contrary tendency Some qC lice specialties thai wore marked up early In the day fell by the vaysldo later One thing noticeable Is that the under t r tone continues to gradually hurt nand n-and a movement ot even a moderate character In the leader Amalgamated Would enthuse life Into the general Hat Hornblower Weeks brokers 53 Male street Boston and 10 Wall street Isew York furnish the following quotations Sales HIgh Low Close Amalcamd 3 3jI S z 35SiI IJ y Bin horn 2W 2Jj CocItl I I 10 1 3 J lHI West ro Co I i 4 C I Uln l l lW 1fW Unlted States li55 1 TsioiC 13 BO ToW > lcrCUI u W 1S7 4 Mohawk 2M > oZVfc HSI HCO Curb Boston 2COfi2M Nuvaho 100I I Ore and Bullion Settlements In Lilt lIe and bullion market the dllVS settlements reached a total of 388100 divided ns follows McCornlck CoGold bullion < 5 030 aurocyanldes 1900 gold silver I load and copper ores 0700 T K Jones c Co Germanla bullion bul-lion 5200 gold silver lead and copper I cop-per ores 46100 I In the metal market silver ruled at I 57 cents an ounce lead at UO In tIle I open market and S390 under contract with casting copper stationary at 1G 4 I cents a pound I Pleased With Bingliam Con A message from Boston says It Is generally undoistood there that when the equipment of thc BIngham Con smelttfr Is completed in this valley it will be prepared to compete with any of the rlxal plants foi the treatment of lead ores and that the furnace In which they are to be treated will compare com-pare with any In the West The plant was visited by President Coram and Dliector While yesterday the officials i I returning very much pleased with the I manner In which the furnaces arc discharging dis-charging their work and the progress being made by Superintendent Nut ting on the enlargements consisting of a fourth stack and nn adult converter con-verter In which to reduce tho copper 6011 and sllxerbearlng matte Ore From New Sensation Manager Lawrence of the property of the New Sensation Mining company located midway between Big and Little Lit-tle Cottonwood reports 200 sacks of ore now at Maxfield with 214 on the dump and expects to reach the local market with the lot during the next Week Assays of the ore reveal an overage of about 19 per cent copper and 350 gold with a small amount of silver while the previous lot netted the company ll per ton The ore of which three feet Is now exposed In the Incline has been followed for 102 foot and with a force of fourteen miners mi-ners Is continuing on down Into the zone The undertaking is i being generously gen-erously supported by P S KImberly who joined Mr Lawrence about a year ago and who Is very much pleased With the behavior of the prospect Resting From the Fray George H Robinson commanding the Heinze forces In their Irrepressible contest with those of the Amalgamated Amalga-mated has returned from the battleground battle-ground In Montana to revel In peace during the Interval between engagc ments While Mr Robinsons view oil the copper outlook Is remotest from the despondent he asked to be excused ex-cused from entering into print at this time He reports over GOOO Idle miners now In Montana with the Heinze bonanzas bo-nanzas temporarily closed don ire Is very much pleased of course c ith the manner In which the properties of the Tintlc Mining and Development company between Tintlc and BIngham are respondng to development and while the plans of the proposed smelter hayo not been completed there Is no longer any doubt of its construction 2Ur Robinson is In excellent health and is I being cordially received by a large circle of friends Thunder Mountain Riches Horace Lewis of Ketcham Ida > is In town again after a visit to Thunder mountain out of Boise City and over Its future Is not a little enthusiastic The purpose of his visit to the big g9ldbearlns peak at this time was to blaxe the way for a wagon road over which to take In the machinery for a mill of 200 stamps on the Caswell prop erties recently purchased by Col l Dpwcy and his associates The plant will be one of the largest In the Veal and its construction will be rushed to earliest completion possible Mr Knox Enthusiastic Roger C Knox general superintendent superintend-ent of the Montana Revenue mine near Norris Mont and from whlqh Samuel Ncwhouse and his associates have been long drawing a nice piece oC money came down from tho north yesterday by way of Tonopah Nev where his brother has interests In tho great Tonopah ledge It was in the interest of the latter that he made examination ex-amination of the property over which he is most enthusiastic and In which he recognizes many oC the character istics of the Comstock lode He also examined the Valley View vein which has been quite productive and oC the nqw strike on the Stone Cabin says It Is as important as any yet mado in the camp Up at the Revenue In Montana a cyanide cya-nide plant with which to treat tho recondclass will bo ready to sWell the earnings next spring while the high I grade oro wIll continue to go out as In the pasts past-s Believes in Boston Consolidated TRIBUNE SPECIAL Boston Mass Nov SA Salt Lake broker recently notified his Boston correspondent to cancel an order to sell 100 Boston Consolidated at P In Ills dispatch he declared his belief that a few months would see It selling at 10 to 12 owing to the smelters de velopments V u S Mining TouchesLow Point TRIBUNE SPECIAL Boston Mass Nov Goodwin Phillips Potter were sellers of United States Mining this week clown to 1176 the lowest price for many months Parkinson Burr were buyers of Utah Consolidated Bassctt Chase and Barstow have IroGnbuyers of BIngham Tintic Ore Shipments Eureka Nov iThe ore shipments from the Tintlc district for the last seven days are as follows by carloads Eagle it Bluo Bell 3 Gomini 11 CJurifeu jj Lower Mammoth 1 I Mammoth 1 TQboia I May Day a 7 Yankee 5 Uncle Sam t > 5 Total i In addition to the above the Tesoru jyilll marketed two cars of concen trates Mining Incorporations Ai tides of incorporation were filed by two new mining companies in County Clerk Jamess olllcc yesterday afternoon They are the Clara Copper Mining and Milling company and the Baku Oil company The former has p panllal stock of 10000 in 100000 shares of a par value of 10 cents each Its prpporty 1 Is the Big Squaw Zlons 1 and 2 the Blackbird and the Blackbirds l 2 o find 1 all In Grand county Utah Wj I C Tracy Is president Charles L Anderson vicepresident Henry C Lund secretary J A Anderson tread urpr and these with Robert Gardiner jho directors The olllcers of the Baku OH company arp A Scott Chapman president Dan iel Dunne vicepresident John T Lynch secretary H P Mason treasurer treas-urer and these with George B GreenWood Green-Wood A K Lombard J W Pike find Gustavo Kroegcr directors It has a capital stock of 1000000 shares the par value of each share being 10 cents Thu conpany owns 3840 acres of land In 1i > Carbon county and 640 acres In Utah county FROM DEEP CPEEK Earnest Work Being Prosecuted j Some of tho Seasons Work I I This Is the season of the year when propertyownois In the Deep Creek country begin to come home to roost I I The various camps are beginning to put lights In their windows and M hc boom boom boom from tunnel shaft and open cut can now be heard from all directions It Is evident from the earnest manner man-ner In which many are going to work that a better conlldomu for the future cxlsli A more modern class of tools and machinery for development work are being brought In and plans for permanent per-manent shafts Umncls etc are being made to take the place of the tOldtime piospect holes In fact even the atmosphere at-mosphere Is tinctured with a mineralized mineral-ized smell which forebodes the approach ap-proach of the locomotive With the assurance as-surance of date and year when railroad transportation will reach us tho question I ques-tion of quantity of ore will be solved Ichg beore the construction train lays I down its last rail to receive It In Clifton district the Midas Mine and Milling company after many dllllcul tiCS encountered are now ready to start their wheels In motion The hundreds hun-dreds of tcgts made upon their ore and the ImWnac I tonnage upon their dumps together with large bodies blocked out I i In the mine leaves the question of success suc-cess assured The group of claims belonging be-longing to this property has a future before It So Immense that the present generation will not live long enough to see Its valuesunearthcd The Cain Springs company has recently re-cently put a corps of men at work on their Gold hill group This property has been described time after time In your columns and with the statement that as a favorite child of Deep Creek everybody hQre feels more comfortable to know that the old familiar sound of Its steam whistle will soon send Its echoes through the hills Is sufficient NEAR CLIFTON The J P Gardner group twq and a half miles northeast of Clifton has I been undergoing great Improvements all summer rIce main shaft has been enlarged from top to bottom and strongly strong-ly timbered a shafthouse has been built boardinghouses and new blacksmith black-smith shop The ore bodygold silver sil-ver and lead while not yet ascertained is the full size of the shaft all of high grade It Is the Intention of Mr Gardner i Gard-ner to Increase the working force as rapidly as depth and drifts will make more room An Improved whim capable capa-ble of hoisting from a 500foot depth has been put in place and Is doing excellent ex-cellent work J L Whitney is superintendent superin-tendent of this property with Paul Ro denhouse as assistant A group of Jalms adjoining the town of Clifton owned by Col Knight oC Bayfleld Capt McVichle S K Kinney and others has shown flattering re I sylts within the post two months An Improved whim and hoist has been placed on this property and with double dou-ble shifts the work of sinking Is going on rapidly Gold silver and lead are the metals extracted from this group H H Green of Salt Lake City has charge of the working force Judge J H Wolcott after taking a vacation of two months has returned and resumed work on his copper and gold group The Judge has one of the finest displays of highgrade ore on his dumps In the district His development develop-ment work has been and will be of great advantage to the district and himself as wgll The Wilson Company whose property proper-ty adjoins tha of Judge Wolcott and who have recently Incorporated their group contemplate doing a large amount or development work this Intel In-tel ajd during the coming year as also does Kinney Hudson Co on their Pole Star group and Col Henry on the StarWIno I group These two groups are on the same belt as the Wolcott and the Wilson company the ore being Identical l Some enormously rich gold samples have been found on all these groups c The Brig am Ollle Young group lying ly-ing between Clifton and the Midas mills has produced some hlghgrado copper and sliverlead ores during the year It la the intention oC the owners own-ers to put In a full winters work on this property and If it continues to Increase In-crease In value and deposit in the future fu-ture ns it haH done during the year any kind of a strike would not be surprising sur-prising Many other claim owners are reporting report-Ing for assessment duty and before November passes away Clifton will be a lively camp In SPRING CAMP DISTRICT The usual annual work has been performed per-formed The Queen of Sheba Mining company continues to develop Its ore bodies and from recent reports it will be but a ajiorf time before the mills will bo started with a full complement I of hands at both mine and mill M Merrill has returned from Salt Lake with supplies to resume work on the Bill Nye group adjoining the Queen of Shqba grounds The ore bodies In this group are the same as those of the Queen of Sheba and equally as largo Fleh Springs Willow Springs Dolly I Vardon Kinsley and other districts belonging be-longing to the peep Crk country are all doing their phare In advancing the Interests oC the country this year Our agricultural Interests are keeping pace with the pilnes The crops this ypnr have been above the average with the exception of potatoes which turned out npt over half I I a crop VERY RICH IN COPPER t Great Things Said of tho Copper King of Wyoming Tic ShliJtg Wyo Nov 7The Copper King mine near this place Is unquestionably unques-tionably pne of the very richest copper properties ever discovered Specimens of coppel oro taken from the mine a few days ago run as high as 90 percent per-cent copper and large quantities of ore run 70 and 75 per cent Some chunks of 00 per cent copper weighed from 100 to 200 pounds The Copper King is owned by a Massachusetts Mas-sachusetts and Connecticut syndicate and w C Tynde of this place Is the discovered manager The mine was several years ago when a couple of men droe over the hills and picked up piecqa of Moat that ran from 50 to tOper tO-per cent copper Several wagon loads were secured and netted the men a small fortune Prospectors at once set to work to locate the lead but although any number of leads were found that carried ore running from 5 to 15 percent per-cent copper the ledge from which the rich pieces of Moat hail been broken was not discovered A local company was formed however and one of the lowgrade veins WitS developed This was the Copper King and the ore increased in-creased l In richness from the start The Copper Zing Is now drifting on a body or ore thirty feet below the surface sur-face It lf a true fissure vein and the owners hopo to strike the main body of ore deeper dowp Manager Lynde will at once get out a carload of the richest ore and send It to a Pcpvor smelter The receipts from this bhlppient v 111 amount to a small fortune and will furnish ample capital to pay for all the development work that cap be done this winter Ore running leas than 40 per cent copper will be piled up on the dump and shipped later on or be hold and treated at the mine by a concentrator The vein In which the owners of the Copper King are IIOW working Is called a floating vein due to the upheaval and it has upaet the theory of geologists geolo-gists that mineral would not be found k In fissures The lines of the drift are 2 marked plainly and Indicate that the true vein Is lower down THE OLD FLAGSTAFF I i Great Oregon Mino Resumes After I Rest of Sixteen Months I Baker City Or1 Nov 4The wheelS I began to turn and the machinery to I operate at the old Flagstaff mine j yesterday after a shutdown of sixteen j I months under the direction of Man i I agora Davis and McLaln who represent j j the now owners of the properly a New j York syndicate headed by P II campbell j Camp-bell Twenty miners havc been put to work and the force will oon be increased i i In-creased and development work and the production of bullion will be pushed I rapidly The first work of Importance I will be the retlpiberlng of sixteen feet of the old shaft which has already begun I gun KunThe sounds and slgjits around the I I Flagstaff almost within the city limits have caused much satisfaction In Baker City The starting up of the I Flagstaff with the resumption and increase In-crease of work at the Virtue a short I distance away and the large 1Lm unto unt-o work now being done at the Perry j another neighboring property all situated In xvhat I known ao the Virtue I district Is of greater importance to I Baker City locally than th Work 1 n any of the other districts pf the camp To this district next In Importance Is the Gem mine at Sparta the big Cornucopia Cornu-copia still further to the east and the Burkemont copper group to the northeast north-east All these districts do all their trading direct with Baker City mel chants and the miners come here for their recreation The icsult of all this work Is that Baker has again donned her long lace boots and corduroys the blacksmiths and machinists hac all they can do the assayers are busy long freight teams wind In and out of the city day and night ores and concentrates con-centrates are loaded at the depot for shipment to the smelters stage lines have Increased their dally service to all these districts and there Is a hum of activity In the old Virginia district J that cannot be mistaken for anything else than prosperity I The machinery at the Flagstaff and Virtue mines as Is well known Is of the best and the plans are among the largest and most complete In the I entire camp With these large mills once more running on their own ore I and with the new development work In progress throughout the same district I the coming winter promises to be the liveliest In the history of eastern Oregon Ore-gon Added to this the tremendous Increase I in work and production among the mines and prospects to the west of Baker City In the Greenhorn Alamo I Robjnsonvllle Bonanza Red Boy Cracker Creek and Cable Cove districts and the rapid Investment of capital there by Eastern and foreign buyers this whole country will be one huge live prosperous mining camp and In the opinion of Eastern experts nowhere now-here will within five years be second to no camp In the United States Mining Notes I The Conklln sampler reported three cars of ore from T ntlc yesterday j The Ben Butler of Bingham came forward 1 I for-ward with another cnr of ore yesterday I The management of the Tlcwnukce of BIngham marketed a car ofconcontiates ycjjterdaj Tho Horn Silver of Frisco had another One lot of ore at tho Germanla smelter yesterday The Yankee Consolidated reached the smelter yesterday with a jhlpment of thrco cars of ore Tho 10ccnt assessment on the shares of the Tnltod Sunbeam of Tintlc became delinquent yesterday L W Grlfnthsf tIme wellknown mining broker leaves for Park City to Inquire Into his Interests this morning I The das receipts at the Taylor it Bruntoit sampler consisted of he cars of oro from Frisco throe from Tintlc one trom Stockton and two from BIngham I Tho Galena King ot Stockton now operated ope-rated by Capt Duncan McVlchlo und his associates came forward with a car of hlghcrado lead and sliver oro yesterday Most favorable reports continue to arrive ar-rive from tho Comstock of Park City and from which Superintendent Hlckey Is 1 now taking an excellent quality of silver and lead ore Senator Rawllns and James H Moylo returned re-turned yesterday from Brighton with samples I sam-ples of oro which they arc much pleased with They found the Know two feet deep In tho mountains Manager Clarence E Allen oC the Centennial Cen-tennial Eureka has gape to camp again and before ituurnlnp 11 mcuaure up the new strikes on Humbug ground owned b5 tho Uncle Sams company W II Breoort a former owner of the i i I Carisa of Tintlc came In from Now York yesterday on his way to tho Victor Jr I of Oregon from which regular dividends are dropping Intp his pocket Samples of very high grade copper ore from mines near Elko Nev mado their appearance at the ofNcer pf Manager Mc Cornlck of the Cfirteo ycsterdaj Ho would not divulge his Interest In the ground from which they came however Announcement was made yesterday that the Western Exploration company of this city has rollnqufihed Its option on the properly of the Savior Mining company controlled by Charley Lammersdorf and located on Cold mountain The figure at which It was held wan 1X0X A message from Benvor says that Hon JSben Smith for so long Idontltl d with tho bonanzas of Colorado has finally withdrawn from that State to make his permanent home In Los Angeles The miners of Colorado owe him a larc debt of gratitude and not ono but will wish him lon r lifo and happy days In his re themenl I From Neighboring States Reno Journal Ground has been broken for the new mill at Wcdeklnd City The rock crusher will be Installed In about a week H will bo the first of the year i before Limo entire plant I s In readiness to I begin handling the ore Spokano SpokesmanBox The doel opinmt of thu famous Weber mine near I Lfikcvlew on Lake Pon i dOreillo Is I open lug some highgrade silver ore Quartz assaying nn high OR 1000 ounces per ton In the white metal has been uncovered Dulto Inter Mountain James A Murray Mur-ray hrs commenced to mine JI1 real earnest earn-est and It IR only a question of IL short lime until he will have more copper oro than any one person in Montana and nearly as much aa soniQ of the companies A Cht of molybdenite ai > pii < MUly run nlncr very high In molybdenum from tests mado by local chemists has boon discovered I and located by Tunics Stein an engineer on lho i NclsonRobson railway rail-way The vein la thrco cot In width and outcrops In Iho channel of tho river at I Kootcnay crossIng |
