The diamond drill., June 02, 1900, Image 5

About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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CLOTHING!
Made in
Latest
St vie.
Made of
Best
Material.
MEN S AHD BOYS' SUITS.
A Full Line of Elegant Goods.
No Shoddy. Goods on our Shelves.
MEN'S MATS
BOYS' HATS
PRICKS 'nil-; LOWEST. SATISFACTION-
GUAR ANTE I'D.
THE JOHN TUFTS CO,
FROM THE MINES
Tho Mononfrnhola.
Reports from llii.s property
an very encouraging. 'We
arc informed tik that the ad
ditional lift which was men
tioned in our last item on tlio
property has been finished and
the ore body drifted. Tho ?onse
is about seventy-live feet in
width and tho length not yet
determined. We understand
Hint in some places tho ore
runs very pood and at
other points it is not so ?j:ood but
an average sample will show up
close to sixty in iron.
Tho To bin.
A compressor was placed in
position at this property since
our last visit and work has been
started sinking the shaft an
other lift. It was almost impos
sible to mahu any headway
without the aid of power drills.
-Tho shaft will be sunk a. respect able
depth and then tho ore
'body will be explored arain. If
lit shows up as well at a jiva'cr
'depth as it did at seventy-live
Cocl there is no epicstion but
that the Tobin will bo a mine
and a valuable one.
Manila Explorations.:
l Tho ' retrenchment policy
4 which has been instituted by the
htro companies has not alfccted
tlicyeNplorations of the Manila
lnu rompany in this county so
f;ir. They have a couplo of d rills
Morkin: north of tho Uolli.ster
yMul are in the ore formation.
-Those in charge of the work
have every reason lo believe
that ore will 'bo found un tho
property in a paying quantity,
This company has exploration.,
in Masto Ion township ;i1m and
is spending considerable- money
about here.
.,.,,.,..
Itollnciulfihoa Doxtor.
The Manilla Iron company,
after borini; threo hoU-s across
Qjio ormattuu of tho Dexter
mine, have notified the fee own
ers that they will not take a
lease, and have instructed
Capt. Harper to withdraw the
pumps, which he will proceed to
do at once. Mr. llacon was
hero this week' and decided not
to take the mine. He does not
say that there is not oro there,
having done little to determine
that point. the other hand
lie has an idea that there may be
merchantable of oro to bo found
there, but his company is pretty
well loaded with mining proper
ty and will take only those show
ing larf'o quantities of ore. We
had hoped the Manilla people
would have taken tho property
and worked' it actively. Iron
Ore.
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Tho Sharon.
The Hrodio mine, located in
L'O. r.S li) and developed by .John
T. Jones, has been disposed of
1o the Sharon oro company.
The new owners have? changed
tho name of the mine and here
after if;will bo krmwn as the
Sharon. It is reported thatOap
tain Harry Roberts has been
named as general manager of
the new mine and will asumo
his duties at. once, the property
is located .between Mountain
Ir3i and tlibbin; on tho Eastern
Minnesota railroad. Virginian.
Monomlnco HanRO.
(i cor.ro d. Mass, who has been
exploring with a diamond drill
a.lon; the north line of the eonio
laries on Mast Main street for
the past year, has secured an
option, if not a lease, on the
mineral liht of the Catholic
grounds from tho church author
ities, in whom tho litlo is vested,
and now seeks, a lease of the
same privilege. regard in;; tho
Protestant ground. This h,
owmd by tho city and the prop
osition of leaM!);? will bo consid
ered at 1 lit, l'ext meeting of the
xoci!fih "We are. informed that
the hnse will likely b ivon
under certain conditions, chief
of which one is binding the ieaee
I .f . tit. i .: , .. t
iu pxuviuu uuici xivauoa ana
bear the expense of all removals
in casj of any disturbance, which
is not considered liable as it is
known to a certainty that thoro
is no oro nearer tho surface than
100 feet and very likely not
nearer than 500 feet. Recent
occurrences at the Negaunce
mine, not far from tho south line
of the protectant ground, of
course raised the question of the
possibility. of such an unpleasant
condition and is very naturally
the subject of considerable
speculation, tho opposition to
such a consummation bein
mainly based in sentiment.
fPi.. ... :.w.i: i i,. r i.....
j. hum; niuiiui u u j.itwr mm:
claim that with a mine un to
both lines of this narrow strip,
tho hidden mineral would likely
be removed through one or th
other, or both, and the city
would bo none the wiser. An
oilier consideration that seem.s
to favor the proposition is that
tho ground is vcll-ni;h tilled and
can serves ttio purposes ol a
burial ground but a short time
at best, and it is urred the in
come mijjht be sulllcient to pur-
ehaso tho new grounds. Just
what will be done can bo belter
judged after tho June meeting
of the council which will tak
uio mailer up. Thai there is
valuable oro under these sacred
spots there .seems no reason to
doubt. Herald.
The diamond drill at the Hoy-
ington property was pulled out
yesterday and will be transferr
ed to the Chieaoan mine, The
work of driving tho drill at the
Hoyington was greatly hindered
on account of tho lartfo boulders
that were constantly encounter
ed. The drill has been in oper
ation on this property about two
months, but in that time had
only succeeded In reach in;; a
depth of less than .r ) feet. ttupt.
(libson informs us that it is his
intention to ;o about two hun
dred feet east oa tho property
and sink a test pit. Tho drill
penetrated the led.o the fore
part of .the week", but had not
struck tin? ore when pulled out.
Tho drift from the new shaft
at tho Dobermino broke into the
workings of the mine Tuesday,
and tho work of hoisting ore
through tho new shaft is now in
progress. Tho shaft is 1 10 feet
deep ana the arm was driven
entirely through rock until it
reached tlu? old workings. The
more tho Dober is opened up the
larger becomes tho on? body,
and tho indications are that the
mine will prove to be one of tlx?
largest in tlu? county.
tt. T. Heat tie, of Florence,
was in town Thursday. Mr.
Health? is superintendent lor tho
Florence-Iron liiver company.
The company owns considerable
mineral lands west of town, and
is doin some exploratory work'
in the western portion of lll-.'la.
A number of pits have been
sunk', but owinjj to tin? water
they have not yet been able to
strike tho letle. Ocor'o 1).
(happen has charge of the ex
ploratory work in this territory.
Reporter.
Kxplorations on Section U'J.
northeast of the city are looking
very favorable.
Stockpiles at No. 1 Araon
are :;till intact, the sleam shovel
bein" wrought at No. L'.
quartoi's
( uito at
much
put
sea.
SU I'
ll p from ' various
buyers and seller
Sellers arc often
prised, on the other hand, at
i;ottui; orders at the prices they
quote, as at some of the reports
they j;ct from buyers, in oilier
causes of low prices nuoted bv
their compititors. One buyer
take hold readily at' figures
which another one rejects as far
above what he is able to do. It
is a perplexing situation. The
most certain thimj about it is its
instability. That th o ;s ee d i es t
cure is an adjustment of produc
tion to demand, tby the putting
out of the mills and furnaces, is
coming to be the opinion of
many in the trad?, and the cur
tailment process which has been
underway quietly -Tor some time
in certain lines, is likely to .he
roine a more pronounced feat ure.
Furnares that havo been waiting
for a favorable time to make re
pairs have it now. and tho beiu
nin.'jr of the movement, already
appears. The June blast fur
nace statement will show a re
duction in active stack's, and
this is expected to be more pro
nounced by July 1st. That a
very general shut-down of tin?
Central Western mills will take
place pending the adjustment of
tho wage scab? is already practi
cally assured. Ware advances
are to bo asked by tho Amalga
mated Association on tho ground
that those of last year were not in
keeping with a market condition
that is now past and from which
the mills ot no such benefit as
miht be inferred from tho cas
ual reading of weekly quotations.
It should be understood, as it
does not seem to be. that rela
tively little of last year's busi
ness was placed at the hih
prices. Tluse rcpiosehtod the
premiums buyers paid on their
unall-lot purelue.es. Hut justly
or unjustly the null workers
seem determind to make the
isue on a maiket that to say
tlu? lerjst i.s without promise.
a? reductions in prii-e within
the week' apply to mo., I
line-; of iiuished material. Iron
Trade l'eview.
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