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Show MINKS AND MINING More coal Is nilrie-l by innchtnery, ( In proportion to lln- toml oiiiput. In " (Hilo than In utiy other slate. y Yukon (iold. ihe Block of the On - ' geliheinis pat out by Thoui.is W. Ijxar- ,. - .j. sen, has de.iureil a .lu, lend nnmiall ' Jj'.'l of a .er cent. , , ' "All Itoniul Moiininln, N-vaih n.-da now Is water." declares W". If. llolianiiiin, editor of Hie Hound Mnua '-' ' .' lain Naeget ' The mini a nre there ' f )f thnt there can he no doubt." .' i J Tho Nelndartah and Ohio Kens ' tinkv mines at IM.h-Ii.- bnve eaeuiolle .' -.' date.l The- have Ix-en In lltlgatl. )'. . . for years. They are ntuoiig Ihe moaa N J valitabli nllver-lend nnd xlnc mine lav 1 ' - Nevada. ",, ; In n wltiT.e sunk Ihlrty feet frmn th , . tunnel of the llrund Homlnlon Cnpneay j" conipmv. In Star district, has hx , , r' ' " encountered a blind hst of orax . - ' which nhow-a vnluea of 2rt s-r rent. 1 i ' copper, l.'O ounces allvir and f - ' K"i.i. 4: , - That fault v timbering and roofing; tap s.-iiie I'lah coal mini- causes Iibm ot i, , ' ; . life Is averred l.y J. K Pel tit, atat I:'-. oal mine Inspector, In Ma qunrtnrlf f , n-is.rt filed Willi Oovcmor Mpry. II 1, : aava riKif Inspector and mine offrlala L must be more diligent or export oa f ualtlev I Piin hase of Ih property nf lb f Cll.ii Vinson and Milling company. A Park City, by a llontim ayndleate. la I aald to be probable. Engineer havo L made a favorable rtiirt litem th ground and II la believed that there la now an exr.-ll.-nt chance of the claims being develoed extensively. I All of the coul mini- of liah r : working and are finding a ready mar , net. Honio Innilde hit ben ex pert-(-need In gelling cam, but tho atai cowl inlno lnictor believes tbr k no need for alarm In 8lt Lake oeer ' coal aliorlnae Hits winter, hoi he a4-vtsa a4-vtsa the tiublln to lay In a ton or two exlra. Conflrmnllon of report of lm tirtanl ore dlscbwun-a on Ihe southerly south-erly end of Ihe silver Island Conlllliax Mines rompany'e Kninni'liuilor c In I in, aa well as lurormailon concerning f vnrnblv dev. lopineiiia In oiher portions por-tions of ihe o.Mi.Kiny'a proH-rty Im '.tllver I .land dlslrlct. haa renched Kala Lake. With advi-rtlalng rnmplele In mn-netb-n with Ihe appllrHiinn tor na-i-nta ror Its ground. Ihe Peneork Copper Cop-per Convill.liiird Mining company, i-perniliig In Heaver county, la now In poelilon lo pniceeil with development of Ua ore bn.llea. They have Ihe ore. v f and were only walling lo make sura L against legal r. millets Th phenomenally rich gold alrlks made In Philadelphia canyon. 14 mile southwest ol till place, la developing new and more aensatlonal fealurea jf Illerul.l. TlnTvelna have widened, aud ( 1 1 " " a number nf new ledge have been un I covered. - V John LK-rn, tho well known Utah v I In tiling man. aecond vlce prraldenia nd V (t, dlrerlor of the American Mining oon- green, waa prevented by important ( bualneaa mnltera from attending ths I j annual aesslon of Ih congreaa lo b v ! held In floldlleld, but waa repreaentod , by bla a.,n. Pllcbbl.-nde la lu ateady demand, aa j a liial. rial for Ihe preparation of m-illuni m-illuni chloride and bromide, nya Mining Min-ing and Helentlllc Pn-aa. II la a black j aranuliir nilneial sometimes Ixiiryob and res tiling pitch, though ' lomel lines blolched with brownish or lellowlsli ajsita. i Iold ore which asaaye from I'd" to ! II. (..in a ton ban been iiHue. In thfl j llald Mountain dlsirict, While Plus county, Nevada, threal.-nliig a rush of pnmperlora to lhat aectlon. Thu find waa made when Jacob Mablr waa doing do-ing iiBBCBsmcut work on a claim that he had owned for aeveral yearn. The fuel thnt flcorge Wlngfl.-ld tin . Drdered Ihe ahafl on the KnlrvK Kagle sunk an a.ldlllonnl luO feet Indicates In-dicates tluit this big operator has tint uttnt.sl fnlili lu Hint part of Hie atalo and will coiillnue develotilng the e-v noi- named, says a llohlh.-li dlstiatch. The Is, re la now down SOU feel, Controlling Interest In Ihe Ho. nil Riilieiiiu Mining company. oH-ratlug In Idaho, has been Bold by Klale HellO-tor HellO-tor llnvenal Mrllelli to a I'lllshurg svndlcule. headed by William ITynn nd the Ollvor bniihera. IMainond itrllla have I n placed In commission to prospect ih ground for lurge bodice of gold and silver ore believed lo uxlst there. John Mays Hammond, who waa In Rnlt Ijike with President Tuft and parly, aald last week Unit thu mining business which railed him tn Mexico a few weeks ago hud been practically rinsed, and If Investlgiillons of tlll.-a :n certain properllea proved favoruble , , the purchase of tho Kanta GcrtrudlB prep,-, ties In Mexico would be cloaed "''. for a.uu.i.onii liiini.-.lliitely. " ' J. A. Pi-lilt, Btute rami mlno In- ; apeclor, Is vlslilim the linlnti reser- f "' vntlon lo Inspect the cisil and til son- Its mln.w ii.-ur Imigon. H.-vpihI email 't J. cal coinpanlca have marled anidiirlnc Ill laat f.-w inonihs, ahiiiplng lo near- , ! ' tiy polnta. Th nnniial report of the Ptuh t 'A.' Apex Mining company show that ' Ihr were mined tl.Mn Ions of llrst- I lV clnsa on- nnd WMVl tuna of aecond- I I ,l class ore. a total of M.IU7 tone. Thi.re J jr wero IB, WW Ions shlpia-d to Ihn atiiull- i i' ! er, for which ths company recelvud ' (,'. J :us.i!is. W ,; Four feet of ore averaging $1,0 per lou In gold, la thu latent resirt front t the Mount Patlorson a.Kilon In Ne- ' 1 vada. There la aaltl lo be every ludl- ( cation of a rnsh Into this district thla full, aa the values eovm lo crop out. nn all aides, |