Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
MINING SUMMARY.
,.r -. Week s.al.s J.lv ~, 1873


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Latest Oihcial Mining News
nsssks Laveiy-A General Aavasee'
bat Rather eta shaky Market
Frsgrsss srAining Dsvsispeasns
Ts-Day's View sfthe sissasiss'
During the past week quite ON advance
In mining stocks has prevailed. AMOUNT
ing to a general rise in nearly oil the
stocks along the line. Yesterday inc
to-day. however. prices have shaded on
q little and the market has . downward
tendency. II will probably sse-saw up
and down the balance Of the MONTH
keeping q little stiff withal; II so, the
chances for . strong market the nrst part
Of next month are good. What this
little rise in stocks has been based upon
ID not altogether sx~plainabls, but tho
e,ss in the money market, and strong
decline In the price Of gold. doubtless
has considerable to do with II. Money
Is becoming more and more abundant. 81
reasonable rates, and small dealers In
stocks who have cautiously held back
with their little capital show more
Of q disposition to invest. Al We prog
nostisatsd weeks ago, June was the ed
rock month. and prices are not likely TO
DO rs low during the rest OF the season
as they were then.
Below wo give u regular weekly
summary Of the latest and most correct
mining information, derived from Of.
hcial and authentic sources, showing tho
situation Of each mine to-day. up to tho
timo Of going TO press:
Yellow Jacket.
The flow OF water ON the ls40.foot
level ia yet too strong to allow Of tho
resumption Of work in that portion Of
the mine. The south Wine. below the
l74O.foot level. Is down lO2 feet, with q
slight seepage OF water coming. In. The
face Of the southeast cross-cut on the
n level. In in soft porphyry and
quartz. The north drift on the same
level Ia steadily advancing. the face OF
the drift in porphyry and quartz. The
annual meeting OF the company was
held on the 10Th inst. The annual re-
port Of the Secretary showed cash on
hand. July I. 1875. $40, S58 ~; amount
received from assessments during the
year., $500, 900; all other sources, ST.
348 80; total, $408, 2OG 80. Disburse-
ments for the year. S339,55 10; bal.
ancs on hand. July I. 1874, SCS,653 0S.
The following officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year: II. q.
Taylor, +. A. Tritle. Geo. W. Halle
ton. I. b. Storer and d. L. Bliss. Trus-
tees. Thos. q. Taylsr was elected
President. and Geo. ". Hazleton Vice
President. Thos. q. Taylor was elect
ed superintendent, Hon. Geo. W. Hop
kins, Secretary. and the Bank Of Cal.
ifornia Treasurer.
Chollar.Potosi.
Sinking the new combination shaft Is
going steadily ahead ut the rate Of three
feet per day. the rock in the bottom
still blasting out finely. Arrangements
for the erection OF the now hosting
works building and machinery are still
advancing as rapidly as the nature Of
the work will admit. Sinking the main
incline below the i350-foot station ut
the old works goes stsadily forward. the
bottom still in hard blasting ground.
The l350-foot station is completed and
q drift in q distance Of 50 feet. the face
in hard blasting porphyry. Tho south
drift on the l250-foot level Is steadily
advancing toward the Bullion line. the
face still In porphyry. The main south
drift on the li5O-foot level lis making
the usual steady rate OF progress with
no material change Of interest 10 chron-
icle. The extraction Of ore from the
old upper workings has been tempora-
rily suspended for tho present OH nc.
count Of inability 10 get It hauled from
the dumps IN fast as II 10 extracted.
Consolidated virginia.
Ds,,v v;.la c00 nm. M ore. Nh Inn.
dortant changes in any Of the ore-pro.
a,.;,, ,.v.,s ,r,;,, Tho xssl III.
mills are all running steadily as usual.
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-. nj nov.rtni bo;stino ma nnmpino
.r..h;ns,r ~. h.;ng Sa,f nIsesi In M.
s;,;on AMI syerrthins In and about The
shaft IL getting In q good position for an
early finishing up OF the whole.
Beiensr.
Tho usual amount OF orc is extracted
daily, and the ore breasts throughout
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