Show THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Work Coming From the Press Promises Prom-ises Several New Features A proof from Washington says bulletin No 220 entitled Mineral Analyses from Labaratorles of United States Geological Survey 1SO1903 will soon be Issued I The contents have been tabulated and arranged ar-ranged for publication by Mr r AV Clarke chief chemist of the survey The bulletin contains GOT analyses representing represent-ing over 150 distinct species A number of Ihesa I species wcro originally described 119 now by chemists connected with the survey These are Josephlnltc cuprobls mutlle wnrrenlte gultormnnlte elpaso Hte zunyltc ptllolite hydroncphullle In caslle antlcrlte knoxvllllte redlngttmllc plumbojaroslte cnmonslte and powolllle J I other l cases minerals that wore Imperfectly Imper-fectly described have been more sharply characlerltil and their true composition has been made known Natrojuroslte for cxainpli1 Is huro recognized as a species In general the order of Danas classification classifi-cation has been followed but with somo Might variations Unit are warranted on chemical grounds Detailed descriptions of the various minerals alp omitted Neither are the analyses dlsciiHsud Thcno dcllclunclos however arc mitigated by the Iil < rnturu references to descriptions The bulletin will bo of Interest to both the chemist and the mineralogist Mining Notes Tho seventh carload of mate from the Majestic stool ttt IH I now ut the sampler Robert Mulhall 1 alit Ohnrlle Rich have returned after prospecting the country along the marglnu of the Sail Pedro railway I rail-way I A A Ball treasurer of the Annlo I Luurlu of Gold mountain has returned froii Colorado and leaves for camp again this morning The Umwl t on the Indianapolis com panys properties in Tooelc county hIs now reached the CQOfool station said stulol fU II Manager Joseph yesterday Superintendent John A KIrby of tho Daly West has gone to Its mines at Park City after an ahsclrt of several months during which ho IIUH ben very ill The new development In the 1 T C shaft at Pall City IK being watched wllh llvelkst interest by those who Imvo Invested In-vested thulr savings In that locality Just 1 Ihree I more carloads of pipe an to be dtllverud at Newhouse with which to complete the pipe line from Vah Wall HpringH to t camp Tho consignment con tains COCO foot of lilcc > J A Knuffman who is operating the Elm group at Bingham reports the tunnel tun-nel going In steadily on the vein with t some ore coming to the surface and to and the smelters lead that runs well up In sliver C A Falco of the Cluster Mining company com-pany was among yesterdays visitors from JJlngham lie reports the tunnel now advancing ad-vancing rapidly tmvind the contact with every assurance oC a lino ore body when that Is reached The last bridge work between the Yampa and the lllnghnm Copper ell railway was completed yijHUrday morn lug all the laying of WOU eel Ica rail will l effect the connidlon between that prop city and this valley furnaces 1101 A letter from a L New York client to Mr W 31 Tlbbals tmys time horn Silver Mining Mi-ning company will cone forward with a a cemtt < dividend or 52tXW next month fine tt contract with tho American Smelting signed I and Rcllnlntr company has been A telephone moK > mgr from Alti I advises t1lsc3 Manager Hat I fluid of the c Albion that t the water recently tuppml In the tunnel con Unties to How and that tho I upper work ings are being drained to an extent that the company will be permitted to reenter t them In a short time the extraction of ore to follow |