Show STRIKE AT STATELINE EightThousandDollar Ore Uncovered Uncov-ered in the Rocky Mountain Last week G A nice who has been prospecting for Koine time nn Ride mountain moun-tain made a v ry rich strike on the Rocky Mountain claim A vein has been uncovered about four feet wide carrying fair values and a Btrouk of spur runs along LImo vein lousy with wire gold An assay showed SSwO nays tho Oracle of Slntollne The strike la a v clY Important one bearing out the theorlcH t oC many that there Is a rich ledge on Rico mountain moun-tain Some very rich flout has been found on und around the hill It Is said that at one time an old prospector made a buslnOHS of yalhcrlnr up piccos of rich float and tranHporllng It I on a burro to Plocho and making big money at the buslneus Later a piece of float was found on the Sidewinder which lies on the westside west-side I of the hill showing 532000 per ton and at different times vary rich places have been picked up Prospectors liavo tried In vain to discover the ledge from which tho rich ore caniO nod a great deal of work has bean done at dlfforont placeu In the hope that tho vein would be cut If Mr Rice has succeeded In opening it up he la Indeed to be congratulated Another Important feature about the discovery i1 that the gold is found In spar something out at the regular course In fact though I there are big ledges of spur hut llltlo attorillon IUIH houn paid to thum But ovor at Door Lodgo and Fay tho veins uro full or spur and there the rich ore thai has mode that country fu niouu Is I Invariably found In tho par Tho Rico brolherH own a group ot eight claims on tho mountain and have shown up a number ot good veins on tho prop friy Tho Jumbo claim has produced some i very rich ore but nothing like this ills I co very I Change at the J I C The Park City Miner Bays Manager Turner of the J I c reports that tho drift at the bottom of the Khaft is now in 130 foot Rapid i progress has been mado In driving It and In the course ot the work several stringers and fissures oC ore have been encountered Tho character of the formation Is changing and It Is bc lloved the contact will be reached within the next fifty feet I Mining Notes President Lewis and General Manager Fiirlsh of I ho Majestic out oC Mil ford leave the East for homo today Ernest Bambergcr mnniKor of tho Keystone departed for that Park City propQrty again yesterday morning Uho management of the Victor Con reports re-ports the sale of ilftcen carloads of ore since April Jat which afforded an average of 511 per ton Walter J Emery has returned from rjlnpham where ho his been preparing himself for export testlnony In tho Ben I ButlerLlbcnil lawsuit Gforce Moore has returned from Wisconsin Wis-consin where he wan summoned to the bedside of his mother and will I leave for his shines plant at Mercur at once The dellnuuent sale of shares in the New Red Wing of Bingham upon which tho awscHsmenL of 1 cent a share remains unpaid la scheduled for Thursday afternoon after-noon nobrrl J Coloman left for Chicago yesterday yes-terday and from that city will proceed to hh camp nt Santa Phlllpc Mex whore hu cntnl1 nlng with most satisfactory re mills James Crelghlon of Eureka was In town yesterday after an examination of properties at Park City Ito also visited tho sine plant with which he was very favorably ImprthHud Time mines of the Eagle and Blue Bell yesterday passed Into the hands of Harrison Har-rison Clement as manager the work on that Tlntic proposition to be prosecuted with unprecedented zeal IA Quiet Talk on Mining is the title under which the DagmarNorthwcst Mining Mi-ning company of Tlntic is presenting Its claims to public recognition The proposition propo-sition Is a very likely one Hugh Park will return from Muakcgou Mich the latter part of tins wOok He has been absent some weeks on mining business and on his return promises an active campaign of development Charley Lorlng the well lmown mill man has returned from the Lincoln com jwuiys 1 mines and mill In Pearl district Idaho and with the outlook at the property prop-erty ls most favorably Impressed J3 D Waterman long Identified with mining interests In this State hat rpt rp-t from Nebraska where he crystal lcd a big coal mining proposition and on which work will be nost vigorously pros cciilcd from this lime Supl W II Nulling of the nln hum fon smeller who came up from camp during the day says that tho fourth furnace fur-nace will bo put In comTlI hation lie I present pres-ent month whih with three ho IH frying the metals out of COO tons of ore dally Cashier l Barnott of the banking house of McCornick < L Co left for the East yes trrduy and before his return will have visited the principal cities In Europe It Is understood that Mr Barnett takes with him an option on valuable goldbearing properties Joseph Oberndorfer who has been Inspecting In-specting the properties of the Little Chief at little reports another carload now at the surface while the chute from which IL Is coining maintains a width of about eighteen Inches and has been followed on the strike for sixty feet |