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THEANACONDA STANDARD: WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 12, 1891.
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DELVINGFORTREASURE
CeaselessSearch for the Eirlb's Hid^^den letilt
GRANITE MOUNTAIN MINES
Do'na-sof the Bl-Metallic Company^-The Flint Creak Dlatrlct-^Coour d'Aieno News-A^Klch Discovery.
Fromthe I h.llpibure Mail.
Arather startling- ri.mor has been coins^tli^ rounds in raining circles for the past^week or so. It may be untrue, but where^there is considerable smoke there must^be a little lire. It is this: that ihe 111-^Metallic Mining company havu started a^crosscut south In their main working^shaft on tbo James C. lilaine lode from^ilit 700 foot level, with the evident inten^^tion of exploring the IUttlesnakc ground,^the piupcny of tbe Ei s ibeih coinpatijr.
Underthe old Wist Granite manage^^ment all of tbe underground workings^Irom tho RatilesoaUu shuft were to the^nurih, in the vain hope of striking tbe^l/i nine lead, but since then the Granite^company buvo proven the existence of a^V' ry rich vein of oro directly east and ad-^J nning tbo Hattlcsnakc, in tbe Sunnysido^clnitn.
Erenat the time tbo West Granite was^in lull bloom it Is a well known fact that^some expert miners who were beavy^stockholders earnestly advised the man^^agement to run a crosscut from the^liattesnake shaft to thetrsoutti side lines,^and bad this boon flono it is more than^probable, that the West Granite company^would still bo in existence an I possib.y a^great hullioti producer.
iftlio iSi-Meiall'C c -mpany are doing^this, it is of course duiug it witb the con^^sent and knowledge of tot-Elisabeth com-^puny, and if successful, as they almost^unquestionably will be, tlio Elisabeth^company's stock will M l^ ^ again the^he:.I to lru^1n in ami the most active ou^tuo St. Leu s market.
So:nenf these i!rvm it will be proven^beyond question tb.it there are leads^I'o li to tiio m.rth an 1 south of the great^Granite, with p euty a| par in them, and^that tluy contiuuo in richness eleur to^the western contract. This would have^been clearly dt nioustrnted years ago but^lor the fact II.ai in none ol the leads ly-^1113 in tbo granite formation in this dis^^trict in there any r.ch ore near tho sur^^face, and everybody knows that it tale -s^lots of mom y to dt velop them, llut^with the East Gr.mto working M the^south, (ami it is almost certain that that^roui| uny's wiks will not long lie idle,)^and Charlie ( lark's continual hammer^^ing on all of his 1 rt^i ertu s to tne north,^it will not be lontr until tbo Flint Creek^ilistrict will bo clearly in the lead of all^other districts yet discovered as a silver^producer.
Cneur1!' Alslisi Mines.
FromHie Mullaii Inlniuc.
Ontho K iighird, an extension of tbe^Kdlbuck, at O-bnrn, the owners, Messrs.^Little, Kanisey anil Dr. Kelley, have^struck the Killhnck ledge and on Monday^showed us sc me quarts carrying con^^siderable silver and lead. Development^work will be pushed ahead us rapidly as^men and money can do it on tho King^bird, and ly the time winter sets in we^expect to see it a producing mine.
ThoGeorgo brothers, owners of tbe^Killhnck, have bteiioirored *-'.^^ per ton,^net, for all the Killbuck ore th^y could^eeliver at tbe Pioneer Sampling work-,^lielweoti Wallace and (^^burri. They^have several car loads on ibeir dump and^it is probable they will soon begin ship^^ping.
HenryHarrow, a farmer living a mile^and a half southwest of Garllehl, while^boring a well, struck what is pronounced^to be a line quality of (-.otter's clay.^Should this opinion bo correct, it may lie^a valuable find, for the stratum is 10 loot^in thickness, and lies near tho surface.
CaptainKrsticr made a new antimony^discovery last week. From tbe cropping*^be has icreived a very satisfactory assay,
Messrs.E. M. Heyburn and H. N. Free^^man huve let a contract to run 100 feel of^tunnel in their chum, the Mineral Wealth,^a l.ulf mile south of Oil.urn. Tito new^muni II will be run abou' 100 feet below^the old tunnel in which a vein of galena^was encountered a month or so agu.
AngusSutherland showed us a piece of^very nice look n*- *^rc, that was taken^from the Ewing one day last week. The^Ewing is on Boulder Gulch west of the^Central.
CyrusKandall came over from the St.^Regis Thursday morning after having^spent considerable time during Ins assess^^ment work on claims that lie in the^country. He informs us that Thomas^Lynch, Dick Ea-tman and himself have^just told out a claim to a Mr. Lun.tx, for^*l,OO0| the consideration (King cash.
AN'rw I'hllipsburg Company.^11 sMsJ M ibe M^ntlariL
I'HlLiPKiicKii,Aug. 11.^Last night the^Maliitgbt Mining A Milling company^was orgauitsil anil stocked at 3J0.090^shares, par value (^ per share. O.ie hun^^dred and fifty thousand shares was placed^in tbe treasury and 25,000 will bo placet]^mi the market at :f^ cents per share. Tho^officers elected to serve for the first three^months are: President, T. M. Dur-^Ice; vie* president, Thomas F. Hynes;^secretary, Valentine Jucky; treas^^urer, Allen R. Dearborn. The company's^ground is situated just above Philips-^burg, and tbey are now shipping 1,600^tons of ore per week to tbe Loxingtou^mill. Tho shaft is down over 10J feet,^and there is lots of good oro in sight in^both drifts each side of tho shaft. George^H. Babcock is the general manager, and^be is figuring with John MacG.nness,^representing the Tuttle Manufacturing A^Supply company of Anaconda, for a new^hoist. Tbey are at present using a whim.
AKleh l.edse.^The Moscow Mirror reports that some^miners while prospecting on the bald^mountain northeast of Mtscow last week^discovered a ledge of line gob-bearn g^quarts. The discovery is within 31) yards^of tbe top of tile mountain on the south^side. A small piece of tbe quarts was^burned anil bn ken up, alter winch it was^pr uned. A quantity of line gold remained^in the putt indicating that the ledge was^very f ich. Several f-st-cricre -^1 miners^are now engaged in protecting in the^vicinity for ether lodges, anil consider tbe^find tho lie nest made in that ilistrict.
HAL POINTER AND YOLO MAID.^Diicripilou of iiit. Usee at Hufftlo Last^1 liarHsay.
Fromthe I'.ulTiilo Exprcts, An t 7.
Tbofre.-for i.il pacing raee was the^(vent of the day, and when the four fast^ones appeared die spectators showed
theirojipr. t ntiou by lii-eral applause.^V.'ardwel! ha I been scratched, and the^drawing for the oilier, resulted in Yolo^Maid getting tho polo, Dallas second, Hal^Pointer third, Johnston fourth. Tbe^people were all ai.xious to see whs I tbe^Maid could do, but tbo report of past^trial ruiics trotted by her did not prevent^Hal Pointer selling a strong favorite at^(50 to $11 on tbe field. Tbe bookmakers^' Iftreti (2 to (8 on Pointer, 94 to 13 on^Yolo Mam, ^8 to (2 on Johnston, aud 130^to fx on Dallas. Even money was^wagered on Hal Pointer against the^lit Id. The race proved that the others^were willing to lot Yolo Maid light tbe^favorite all alone.
Mr.Martin kept tbem scoring for tbe^first 1 i at until they got away in pretty^style, Yolo Maid slightly in the lead. Sbo^increasi'Cl tbe lead at tbe quarter, Dallas^comii g second, Johnston third and Hal^Pointer fourth. Tbey kept these positions^at the half and three-quarters, strung out^and all going smoothly. Past the three-^ciuarlcrs Johnston beg in coming up, but^Cicero let out Hal Pointer and coming into^the stretch began to give tbo Maid a hard^fight for it. She made a game struggle^under the ^ hip, but Hal was too much for^lie-, and passed under tbo wire with a^respectable lead. Dallas finished third^and Johnston fourth. Tbe mile was^made in the good time of 'l:\0%. Mutuals^pai I |7 40.
HalPointer stock went up (50 to (6 in^the auction pools before tbe secon 1 beat.^The bookmakers asked f-i against j-l. On^Yolo Maid they gave $20 to $5, on John*^^ton i.ti to $5, and $-5 to ^ on Dallas.^They got another pretty start, but at the^turn both Dallas and Johnston broke.^The Maid Hun had a single-bsndcd mht^of it all tho way around. She swept^around ibe three quarter pole leading Hal^Pointer by two lengths, and many thought^be could not catch her. Coming into tbe^stretch, however, Goers once more urged^Hal Pointer and the celding resnoneled^nobly, gaining toot after foot. McDonald^on ibe inside diew his whip, but was^beaten out by a luck, as beiore. John-^stun improved Ins former position by locat^^ing out Dallas, Th ^ mile was a second^slower. Mulna's paid fti.'11.
Therewas no belling in the auctions on^tho third heal, as Hal Pointer was too^strong a favorite*. It was behoved that^nothing cou'd bent him. Tho bookmak^^ers offeroii $15 against $100 on Hal Pointer,^with ibe odtls on the others ulioiil the sunn^ns before, 'j hey got away witb Y.^'^Maid a b t'g h hack, but she wanted the^pole and took it, too, at the turn, leading^by a length, Hal Pointer second, 1.alias^third. At the half It become apparent^that Gei rs was out for three straight,^and be hustled up after Yolo Msid with^^out wasting any time. At the three-quar^^ters Jobustoti was also coming up strong.^Down die stretch they all paced fast and^the three passed Yolo Maid, who seemed^to weaken u little. Hal Pointer crossed^the wire* an e'asy winner by two or three^lengths, an I in a hot fight for second^place Johnston beat.Uallas out. Tho mile^was paced in 11:11. Muluals paid fti.lo.
aSoleanie Krt^|^llon.^Colima, Mexico, Aug. 11.^This morn^^ing the volcano of Col.ma began to show^signs of eruption, and after a time the^whole city became covered with ashes.^This is the most extensive eruption ever^known here and there is fears that a great^many lives will be lost.
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Tsjiilitt.wrAi-n.ii aiio\ ioiui ilM-^Xs bcr- In accordain e with the iirnvis.ous of^tin' tules and nnulailous preserihiHl by^the lli-iioral. ^ secrinry or the iBltrior, Maya,^Istil, the uuiisrsisiii il. t.eoftrey tjiteii, whose
Eist.lllee ad JIOSs is Hlltte, m.ver How co.li lt,^iintoiia, li- ten j son notice that, at ihr ^ xpl-^rsiion of iwenty-nne iUys ttom the flrst pubu-^caiinn of this notice, b will make an anphca-^tton tti the lltiunrable hecrilsrv of ihe In.^teller foi |M-rmisslon in cut unit rem^^ve timber^for luerclO'iilts*. by eu.tiuxaui! co ivsrtint; Into^niiiiLer ai.d m ne tl nti -is, from tbe f--l.owing^111-urveyett a d 1111:11 ctoprfsu-1 public lan is,^mi,1 tul In Ho r niitv of Mli-on .1. Mate of^Montana, ami O t 11 In tl ss fohuss, in wilt ^ ^^^^gluiiini-St ihe N it h 1 n r.n fl iiiino ul 1.rut -e^wlurh crosses L'ss is K^^ifc of us loliiml'ia^rivi r. on-ut i.ve miles ^ --.t of 1 n nut - n tails,^i-tiil knosu ss aim rattan Hie lielkuan br ilk'*,^in: thence em bra- lint a tr.iei ^ f lui -I llv^ ml es^ID sxlih 011 ea- h - me of.^ .1 1 or 1 lei l ^ 11 shIi!^1 lirk's Kork ef bei'oiuinbia river and ru-iiiinc^e is ^ 1 ^^ Bp 11 e sal 11 Ur. s 1 urk of the 1 mum.^bi t river, an. u butt ml.es to the southwest^bo .nd ry of the KIs beso Indian n-sei lotion,^t'OUlalllinx about *V , isi acies
Als1 f.i thil e.-itaiii tiu.-i of 1 ^n 1 hei-liiulng^at titf n.oiitb f tbe Mi snula river and cnih-a.--^live ml si in w..I1I1 mi ess h nsleef ami par^^allel to the said M is sou a ilver, and iuuhIiil-^Soiuberly and ra terly about foitv hve mi es up^tin-sanl Mist uiartv.r, :.. a p dnt where the^raniie litis be ween roogi s BMM M west of Ibe^priticipal Mnntsna mernllau would crt it sail^1 iv t, cnntauiii g about.so,- acies.
ano lor that certain tratt ^if land b-e tinitig^at tbe luouth of tin- m K*u s llorgia 1 iver and^cmliraclDn nve mln-s i-i wid'li oil each si.ie of^St..I 1 .-trail.-i to the s .1 1 m lte.-i^ Merit a river,^and runiil ,g tsoterl,- up tns isd -t Meg.s^louts il. r twmty nuns, euuialuing about^I i. o.sirio
Aa 1 foi mat certain Inci of lai d, beginning^a' .he mi-nth of -hi lln-iuoson river ami snt*^brsi-t- g five miles 111 wnltknu earn side of and^I aisllel tn the so .1 llomp-011 river, ami run^^ning ucrthfrrjr twenty iiii .s upihctsbl lliouip-^son river, eon ainiut; abo il 1 si,'-o seres
Ibetotal area ^.f tlieaUne ilesenneit tracts^l^ about ^7uu^^ sen--, but 't In riiw-l t^u
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ibebmbor gruwing and stttOidii ilieieon^consist* tf t.-imurm k about - v t^ .ooteet. sniuce^slsi t Gon. iofoet, nr aiituii r.oouoo feet, e.-.lar^about l.(^^i. isi fret, eottouwood alsjot luu.iwo^feel, an.I plnnabeut ^ .is ,,,0s^ net.
Ihe character of th- laud I- rouik sad tnoun-^talnout and witli the etceptioo of smo'l tray-is^on Ibe ti,ot and ricek b-atnuis Is untie h i ,i^n^cultural purteises,
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