E/MJ : engineering and mining journal . ry work begun under manage-ment of J. Woodruff. Adjoining Hupp prop-erty will be operated through main work-ing tunnel of Indian Springs, which is long. Litigation between these two jiroperties has delayed operations for sev-eral years. Inyo County ?VILSHIRE BISHOP CREEK (Bishop) .sive mine doveluinneius. Engels recentlyexamined by D. C. Jackling and E. Paxton general manager and JohnReinmiller superintendent. WALKER (Portola)—Flotation capacityincreased to 16ii tons a day bv addingMarcy ball mill. Callow cones, and L-rrfilter. Big
E/MJ : engineering and mining journal . ry work begun under manage-ment of J. Woodruff. Adjoining Hupp prop-erty will be operated through main work-ing tunnel of Indian Springs, which is long. Litigation between these two jiroperties has delayed operations for sev-eral years. Inyo County ?VILSHIRE BISHOP CREEK (Bishop) .sive mine doveluinneius. Engels recentlyexamined by D. C. Jackling and E. Paxton general manager and JohnReinmiller superintendent. WALKER (Portola)—Flotation capacityincreased to 16ii tons a day bv addingMarcy ball mill. Callow cones, and L-rrfilter. Big drainage and haulage tunnelbeing driven at of 400 ft. a month, andnow in over 1,4 ou ft. Sonoma County WESTERN QTICKSILVER (Cloverdale)—New rotary furnace giving excellent re-sults, production for June being 197 flasks. Trinity County JACOBS (Junction City)—Jafet Linder-berg has purchased Jacobs property onTrinity River. Has not been worked foryears, on account of scarcity of owns ground adjoining with suf-. MIGUEL COUNTY. , SHOWTOMBODY GOLD MINES, —Mill running two months, with averagecapacity of sixty tons per day giving 80lier cent extraction. Ore averages $12 perton, and costs, inclusive of tailings loss,$, leaving profit of $ per ton. Re-ported there are 25,000 tons of ore in sight. MILL <lLii; 1 L.\.\T Kern County R.^XDSBURG DIVIDE (Randsburg) —Sale of seven-sixty-fourths interest for$50,000 reported. Nevada County EMPIRE (Grass Valley)—N\vv 20-stampaddition to mill well advanced. aiilUngstopped at Pennsylvania mine, where millwill be dismantled when new unit is com-pleted. Draining of mine progressingrapidly. Mine nearing normal production. HIGHWAY GOLD (Grass Valley)—Shaftdown 20 ft. Crosscut being run to cut sec-ond vein. First vein cut 2 ft. wide. PITTSBURG GOLD FLAT (NevadaCity)—Pacific Gas & Electric has institutedliroceedings by means of sheriffs sale tocollect debt of $2,382 incurred for power. Plum
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