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THEANACONDA STANDARD. MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER fjfc
THEWORLDOF MINERAL
Paragraphsof Interesting lining Rets^Reported From Ml Parts.
GOLD,SILVER AND COPPER
AnImportant Meettnst-Some Heavy^Place* of Cold Notea and^Personal.! From different^Part* of tho Country.
Thefollowing memorial to rouuros*,^adopted l^^ tin' Miners' association at^tlielr meeiinn Ju*t Biased in Sun Fruit-^cisoo, and imlilisliexl in tlic llininiclr, will^be of Intou-st to placer miners of the^coutitr... It represent*:
Thatthere are in the state of Culifor-^nia numeroii* voleante-eap|^ed nioimtain^ridge* which contain underneath the\ol-^canie rapping ancient river i-liiiiini-ls, ^ it I*^a bottom layer of cold-Inuring gravel,^which is soimlit hy the miner and worked^by the *^^-callcd drift-mining prta-oas, said^process involving un .'\|M'iisive system ot^tunnelini: or ^loe]^-shnft sinking through^barren material before the pay-lead may^be attacked. The drift miner must locate^bi^ claim njioii the surfaco of the Uu n-n^volcanic capping, and in order to justify^the extraordinary ex|iense of the ^dead^work^ in .us'inng the claim. theii^ iiiiihI^be included in the enterprise a consider^^able length of the pay lead, re^|uitin|t a^number of locations to cover it.
Etnericnrt*show* that tho drift miner^finds it practically impossible to secure a^title to such a group of claims until tho^mine is almost worked out, owing to thu^recent rulings ot tho commissioner of tho^land oflleo and tho woivtury of the interior^to the effect that ^the presumption that tho^Rold-bcuring channel extends under said^Dills, or that it contains gold ill appreci^^able quuntitic* w ill nut answer, and the^miner must show the actual existence of^the gold^^in other words, the existence^of the gold must Is) shown by actual de^^velopment in each one of the locations^^^ palan I^ Is lore the land olllee will ad^^mit it* mineral cliaractcr and prts*ccd to^Issue |uiteiit therefor. Tho drift miner is^thu* deterred from obtaining a patent un^^til hi* mine Is nearly worked out, having^Bo guarantee for title in the meantime.
Congressis hereby respectfully re^^quested to so ulter the mining laws, at^least insofar as they affect drift mining,^that the drift miner may be utile to obtain^title expeditiously, bet the practice of^the land oflleo Is' so altered that patent^^nay issue to a group of consolidated and^contiguous claim* ii|*^n mineral laud, pro^^vided an actual discovery I* made ii|h^ii^any out* of them, since the present condi^^tions are such us to deter lulsir and capi^^tal from opening, developing or working^tin* important Held of the gold-mining In^^dustry. Naturally, capital lisMliri's a^^bowing of title. Under present rulings^title cannot ls^ shown until the mine is^practically worked out, and consequently^enterprise i* stopped. ]i is respectfully^suggested that to meet this difficulty con-^wr-ess ought take the necessary steps to^determine definitely what shall Is. re^^garded u* mineral and what as tloti-iuili-^crul land.
BUTTEMINES.
MewMethod of Treating Ore-Good Show^^ing. -Mining Notes.
IIittf.,Nov. at.^John Cooke of Silver-^ton, Col., is the inventor of a new process^for the treatment of silver ores, w Inch has^amused great interest among the silver^men in Butte, anil is being looked into^with considerable interest. The process^I* essentially a new one, although some^^thing very much like it lias been ill use in^some chemical laboratories in the past.Tho^Ophlr |M*oplo,who have been seriously con^^templating the erection of a mill tor some^time, are partii'iilurly interested in the^new process and Supt. Frank l.amson^will have it thoroughly ex|M-ritnented w ith^III order to determine whether or not it is^more profitable than the pit sent system.^The following description of Mr. Cook's^treatment is given by an exchange:
Theore is first crushed and ground into^ponder us flue ns the Hour used 111 baking.^'The pow del c d ore Is placed in roasting^ovens and heated to a red heat, thus driv^^ing olTull substances that can la) vupori/.cd^by heat, and it comes from the oveus in^apparently the same form in v. Inch it went^in that is, pulvcriwd ore. Now come*^the interesting part of the process. In the^mill are found eight huge vats, arranged^in pairs. Those vats being upon a steep^Incline, the first pair sit, us it were, on a^step, the second pair on what might bo^called u second step, with the tops reach^^ing the Uittoms of the first pair, and so^on for the four pair-. Just above the flint^pair of vuts is found a luge hm of sail.^The llrst pair of vat* is tilled w ith hot^water and salt, making u hot brine to^which other chemical* are added, which^chemicals ait* unknown to anyone except^Mr. ( ^ok linns. It. In each of the second^pair of vats is found a pair of canvas ls^t-^toms arranged with u space between^them.
Onthe upper canvas bottom the roasted^ore mentioned ubove is thrown ami tho^clieiuieully prepared hriuo is run in front^the vat* above, when the chemical* used^In the solution break up ate combination^in tho ore in such a way us to allow all^clement of the suit to unite with the sil^^ver, which compound being readily solu^^ble, runs off ill solution to the next pair^of vuts below . These. 1 hi1 third pair of^vat*, are supplied with large plates of^rop|ier, weighing ^.'si pounds each. This^cop|MT has un affinity, for the silver com-^|M^und. w hieh it immediately attract* to^its surface. The sib er. w inch has a w hite^B|p]h ar un e.cun readily Ik- si en collecting^on the copjtcr. When all the silver has^Ijcru collected from the solution, the .'..p-^per plates are removed ami the silver^M'ra|M-d from their surface. Near the^third puir of vats is found a press where^tin* silver eom|Htuud is pressed into bricks.^Outside of the mill is a m at brick build^^ing, resembling an nssay oflice, w here the^bricks are refined and the proeoM is com^^pleted, doing back to the vats, tiie soln-^tiou froin the ll.iril pan. after all the sil^^ver has been attructcd out by the copper^plutcs, is run into a fourth puirof vats^atid from there pumped back into the^flr-t pair to be u~ed aga n, thus allowing^of no wavte.
Thensaayer* for the different companies^are now making . x]^-i intents w ith the^new process in the hope of discovering^some iuipnivemeu* on it. us it is only in^this way that new niethisls of trc-.trig ore^un* found. The ipiestion of tin* chemicals^teed by Mr. t isike in preparing the brine^to break up the combination in tie* ore is^the most iui|Miiiari one. If cither nitric^or sulphuric at ..1 is used, it soettta to Is-^the general opinion that thu new process
I*no improvement on the old, but thi*^may not be the case.
Superintcnde-itHall of the Alice mu*t^have in some way gained possession of
theloft hind foot of a rabbit killed in the^northeast corner of a deserted graveyard,^in tho dark of the moon, or some other^lucky token, for the propcrt lee which are^under hi* efficient management are en-
1oyinga run of exceptional good fortune^ust now. The recent actpnsitioa of tho^ioeton w ns certainly a master stroke on^Mr. Hall'* part. It i* panning out beyond^all expectation*, and is now tho richest^^liver mine in the camp, with the |^o**tbla^exception of tho Ophir. Tho crosscut^reached the lead a few day* ago, and^drifting on it is now in progress*. The ore^has been gradually grow ing richer ever^since the vein was struck. The Alice is^keeping up well, und about 100 tons of^ore, running from *J6 to 7.^i ounces, are^taken out of the old stand-by every duy.^Tho big null has all it can do to keep the^bins clear, anil the Alice properties all^bear an unmistakable air of prosperity.
Anew company ha* Ju^t secured a lease^and bond on the Ella claim, adjoining tho^Trovoiiiu, and is now putting in a fiO-horso^power boiler and ot her new machinery.^Operations w ill bo commenced ill earnest^about the last of the week and the shaft^will bo sunk an additional !r^ feet, it*^present depth Is'ing 110 feet. The I Ha^lias liecn worked rather extensively for a^small mini'm the past and ha* produced^some very fine ore.
ThoKitty Norris closed down last^Wednesday after losing for Messrs. Olds^A- Co. considerable money. This property^ha* been in operation for about a year,^and lor a time produced some high grade^ore, but it proved to Is- in hum lies.
(j.msbergcrand Fitzgerald yesterday^disposed of their one-sixth interest in the^Niagara to James W. Forbis for 114,0011.^Tho Forbl* brother* w ill proceed at once^to work this pro|^erty, which is developed^to the gaO-f^Mit level and gives every indi^^cation of becoming a big producer of rich^ore.
TheNiagara is now the subject of a law -
suit,it being claimed that r.M'J.OiK) worth^of ore has baM taken out of it through^the lllark BoCfe shaft.
H.C. Carney ^V Co. have secured a lenso^on the Wapello, which is owned by the^finite A lloslon and located just west of^the Lexington, and everything is in readi^^ness to commence work at an early date.
Fiiinegaiimid Ki-ing have taken a third^man into partnership with them and are^now at w ork on tho Florida, w hich has^Is-en a very rich producer ill tho |u.st, and^it promises to provo a bonanza to tho new^ow ners.
ThoOphir I* running along at its ac^^customed gait with a force of alsiut ti^)^men. Some very fine ore is Iwing taken^out, und a sample running UN ounce*^occupies a conspicuous DOMtiOtl in Sujht-^intoiulcnt Ijinison's olflce. The distress^^ingly low pritI silver is felt strongly
here,and u great deal of good ore is being^left in the sjmsss* Is-cause it w ill not pay to^take it out w nh silver at H,
Thelease on the F.vcline, held by Kee^,^\\ ampler ^ Co.,will expire the last of this^month, after which the owners of this^property will work it themselves, A rich^strike was made here recently.
Sinkingis in progress at the Kerry,^which is owned by the Carroll estate and^Itobert t.recr, and is being worked by the^latter. The shaft is down Oil feet and as^soon us th^^ lo i-foot level is reached cross-^cutting W ill be commenced.
lllgNu-gets.
Tholargest muss of gold ever found in^California was that dug out at t arson^Hill, Calaveras county, in lsst. It weighed^10a pounds. Other bllii|^s weighing several^pounds w ere f ound ut the same place.^August is. IMP, W. A. Farish and Harry^Wurncr took from the Monumental quarts^mine, Sierra county, a mas* of gold and^ipinrll weighing bit pounds. It was sold^to H. II. Woodwurd of San Francisco for^^Jt.sstii.TiJ. It was exhibited at WiMidvvard's^garden* lor some time, then was melted^down. It yielded gold to tho value of $17,-
August14, MM, Ira A. Willnrd found on^the west branch of l eather river a nugget^w hich weighed i^4 pounds avoirdupois be^^fore and 4'^; pounds after melting. A^nugget dug at Krlaey, Id Dorado county,^wus sold lor $4.ctr^. Ill l*nl a nugget was^found in the Middle Fork of the American^river, two miles trom Michigan Hlulf, that^weighed is pounds lu ounces and was sold^for f4.a^4 by the Under. In li\*J at Corona,^Tuolumne county, was found a gold-^quart! nugget which weighed 151 pound*^ten ounce*. Half a mile cant of Colum^^bia, Tuolumne county, near tlioKnnpp^ranch, a Mr. Strain found a nugget^which weighed M pounds nvoirdii|ioi*.^It bioldcd fN,tj00 when melted. In lM'J^was found hi Sullivan's creek. Tuolumne^Bounty, a nuggi l that weighed at pounds^avoirdupois. In 1 s71 a nugget was found^ill Kanaka creek, Sierre county, that^weighed 00 lutitids. At llattlcsnukucreek
thesame year it nugget weighing Ml^pounds ;.' ounces was found. A ipians^lioulder found in French gulch. Sierra^county, ill 1S.M. yielded f.s.1'11 ill gold. lu^1MI7 a boulder of gold quart! was found ot^l'ilot Hill. II Horado county, that yielded^f*,000 when worked up. It was found in^what is known as tho ^Boulder tiravcF'^claim, front which many smaller gold-^quarts nuggets have been taken at various^tunes.
Outsideof California few nuggets of^note have Ikcii found ill any of the l'ucili*^coast state* und territories. The largest^nugget ever found ill Nevada was one^taken out of theOscela Placer mine about^a ^ years ago. It weighed -I pounds and^is supposed to have contained nearly^fd. 1 ^ ill gold. A hired mail found un 1^stole ft. hut repenting, gave up to the^ow ners ill a month or two over J'J.ntM in^small bars all lie hail left of the big^chunk. In the same mine, about a year^ago, a nugget worth f.',l'.*^ was found.^Montana's largest nugget was one found^by Kd Bislng at Snow shoo gulch, on the^Little Hlackhsit river. It was worth^It lay 1-' feet Is low the surface^and about a foot uImivc the l^cdr^*'k. Col^^orado's biggest uuijgct wn* found at^llreckeiiriilge. h weighed M IHiuuds, but^v. a* mixed with lead carbonate und^quart!. H'lit /I'inicwco l /inuiicV.
Note*Front the ^ll^i.l^i.itdi..an.
Thenew s fixint Casth^ is that the Cum-^beilitid management has drawn the^pumps and closed the mine.
WhileSulphur Springs is locabsd in the^center of cue of the linest cop|ier districts^in the Ihs'kt inoulllaiil region, anil when^these mines uiv worlveil as thev must sisiu^I^-11^^^ fluctuation in the price of silver^w ill not affect the prosperity of our tow n,^but it will move steadily onward from^great to greater nchlcvctueni*.
It!^ Is'llcved the dl-play of copper on**^of Meagher county at the world's fair will^i s that of any other county in the^s ate. There are two huge chunks m^transit weighing nearly hall a ton each^that w ill surfutts in richness any rop|ier^loutid i iscw le*re in the state. One of^these chunks comes Iroin liie renowned^in.ucs of I opoeropoli-. Hi miles cast of^White sulphur Springs, and tho other^from Has p creek district, In mill s north.
TheCopi^eropolls chunk came from tho^Copper Duke mine, which shows full three^and a half feet of ore, while the one fi^Sheep creek district is from a no^promising vein. There are also nunicruuai^small piece*, and the whole will make a]^pyramid that will do credit to Montana^and to Meagher county.
PERSONAL.
CaptainCouch of the Boston A Mon^^tana, Sii|^erintcndent J. F.. Gaylord of tho^I'urrot smelter. Superintendent Hen Tib.,^boy of tho Purrot nunc, and II. K. Uriggs,^a mining man of Butte, were rcgistcro*^in Salt bake Saturday.
Ha t i s ^t CMovaa of this city are negos^tinting to liond tho Summit mine,in High-^land district.
F.C Brown of llluo Eyed Nellie fame^was hero Saturday.
Tlicllorland brother;! will work mine!^in the district west of the city this w-inter.
JamesItitchio is in the Kootenai emits^try.
M.W. Sills w ill work hi* quart! mine^next fcuinmcr.
GeorgeBrown, formerly of this city, and^Jack Carney have some promising pros^^pects in the Kootenai country.
JohnnieKern will dritt hi* bar in lligl*^land this winter.
H.S. and Will Clark are working*^force of men near tho famous Nevimj^mine in Highland gulch.
bodLcggat has tho linest strip of placer^ground in the state. It is tho prni. .pal^portion of Highland gulch.
JoeArmstrong nnd le-prcsentativ*^Walkup own gisxl property in Deer Lodge^county.
Sheriff-electNelson is destined fo be^^come a millionaire as his initio lu the^Acme district develops.
(ieorgoTow-nscnd cleared n handsomo^prollt from hi* ore run this summer. Tho^ore was taken from the head of Humbug^gulch.
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COLLECTIONSI'llOMITLY ATTENDED TO.
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fork; Weil*. I arso A; Co.. ^a t Ijikc. Wells,^ai jo ^ i'^ . San ItaiKlsco; ^Una ha National^Bank, omaha; PlM National Bank. Omalia,
VIMIs.iiio; ti. bank. MuaaMtf*
LOHTMAJiHOOD^taslly, QuUkly snd P.rmsr.totly Rcstorsd^cn iusateo Exousa KaaiDr^ISEKV1A.
W.rrsotedto esrs *
Bsou.yr*fuad*4.^It Is sold on s i^oMtl^s^gusrsnt^* t^ sea) ^^.^^(on* of sarions pr^^^Iralionor ssr di^'rd*r^of tu. gsaltsl orstsn^ of^^-.'Uer Btts ^S^SSS1^Sf ^se^si^. sss ot^AlcUol or Or'
UWLOCATED IN BUTTB.
RUPTURE
PERMANENTLYCURED OR NO PAY.
Kodetention from bu.lnss*. We refer jom ta^600 I' .llrnU and Sla Nstlonal Hunks.
,^.,:^,,, our metltrKl. Written Guarantee M
withoutthe use ..f KN1FH OR bYRUiGB, no msttej^of how loug ins liug.
EXAMINATIONFREE.
THE0. E. MILLER COMPANY.
Butteoffice, northwest cor. Main snd Park Streets^orrr lac**' ctotSsBf store. Room is entrance oa Mat^6UCCU ofice Hour*, y lo in. m., -^ lo s \;. m.
aiNDFOR CIRCULAR.
tsfutln.liscr.tios or ores- tsdulsenr, .tr.
tV.k.fslneM. i^ ^^!^'t
Dof era
Xohsceo,^St ^outt
tillllnr...ConTulsion*. ,,
M^ si l^^,.re..ton kk'ftenin, ..Mas Br..e. Vest^Vcisory. IW.si-1. ^own I'.ms Bemln.l W ,^tn.s^^Histsris. Noetumsl Kllssloss.. ^|ll|lstsjst il i,^J Lot I'ower siul Imp...ncT. ^h ell^ nt'ss^*^*i, ^..! ... l tt'.^*^ure o^i q^e and
|,,.,l^,l, ^^.,..i.leed. PStsS $t OCsboa ttss...^s . *% 00 Sent b^ a^tl ^^B rs^e^lpt otsr.ee. A TOti,,^I ;.,^^, t^r,i^l..-d^ill..^*ml5 00orderr^.l.e4
Iislaad tu^ uiouej If s psrsissrsst cur* ^^^^^ ^MJtVla MF. 'lrlXtt_CO Bstrolt, Mica.
Fors.le ln_B'iit^. Vontai s
_*utveai hioe i'u*kva^ t.
K.^. I'AIBON. ilsnsssr.^Ug Wast Fsrt Street. Opp. Bautral Bckook
MANHOODRESTORED!;
BITOUAHD AFTER VSIBQ.
NerveSeed a,
Hier.ouderf ul rrmsdr^Is sold with B writ^^ten soi^ un.ee rirnra nil nervou* illsenM's. eueh as Weak Menorf,^I..... of strain rower, Ilesstarke. tl akcnilsm, Msut*
hood.M.buy t:n^l^.los*. Qulekne**. I . II Ureuss*. L^(k.l^('^nadeuee. \.rioiimru. LsiMlludc. sll drain* snd lot* ot^poser of tho lioiiersllvo Onrans In either net csusod liforrr eser.^lion. Tonthlut ern.r,. or esoe^^lTi^ usu ot tobacco, onluni or Mtns.^'i lar.ts which ^^^n In I to lntlrmftr. t'on.umi'llon end liissnltf. Put^iiii.eonTenle.it lo carry In v.-.t |...kct. Sent bf msll Inj.lnln pa etas*^.......... ^ .^*^!, ,,re fur ttVI. iWllk ^Ter^- S/s order wa
uuron.eeI ^^ euro or reOind tbe HStee/J^Mix.* M1KVL a^EJ^ CO.. ( klcesre, tul
Sl.eit vi rtue* B*
lI 111 ! I.AH fukk.
aTOBBALE In Butts 01 H. A. D'ArilEUU Dauoau*^toAaacoodsbi IUK batUU UK's u CO.
VOilalal^^ luAUiat
WU.L noGF. Fresij^nT.
lAKVIDALY. Vice PreMusnt,
W.U. TliOU-NToS. Cashier.
JFirstNational Bank
OFANACONliA. MONT.^Capital, ----- ^IOO.OOO.
BUSINESSCARDS.
QUABLUUOlt K,
DEALBBt^ bcal ElTATB a9td JflnTOJQ
Behrocdor's Block
FIARBTIt KET.
aVNACONDAt
trnFxehanis
Msioats,Col^^li uiie dnttra^Duhlln, l*i-^-.1 tus Load-
Butsr.I sell iWnestio and Fore^anil tr.uissci a ileneiiil I siisitiu B^b-ci itls iirotaptlr atti udedto. Ear^^ a L u.l 'ii. baturargh.Ula.aew,^fast. I'.iris. 11 un. ... liciuu ... i^inj CltiSi of i: ^^^^
coHnrst'ONnrxTS:American rxehanso Nal.oaal Hank..NaT Yo-x
natakaNational liauk..ma. a
We^. I'.n .o a CoKid Finn.-. ..,
Itali Natioaal Itaa'ai'c '.-u
Hntje,Browolee a CoInitio
Mereliaats'National Bank Helena
LtuauieBras, a nih*. i... ^t
J.UeOriRC.
BC1I.PK1
Bulldlngxof all hinds on fastallmenl Plaa.
MfaBtaMil i s, llot.i.. di.K lloLsr*. I to.
'Oit.n.-MlneatKl Mill Machlnerv ^ Sinclair*.'^A 1 ao.k 1 y t i^ i o i workiu.'ii ami fully auaiaa*^U ' d. .\.uu years ^.'Ms^r.oucu ^u Butte athl.'^at uao.
OTce,is tVest Cian to Street.^Vo. t. Olv* Addrasa. Suulu lialte, Mouti