New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
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1lurtv-nno tar, of silver hnlllon were received
in this CITY Yesterday hy "xpr'ss from he mines.
rcp;c5 .i.Iug ~ yllu. Si.,~l3 u.
The situation at Ir"dV ID" Is stu uurhl"&"l
r. priu"lual mines continue To- be- worked sUI,.u-
ucall,. ,~ thr rurtmcu nave not cnruclF over
e. ne ii"IT 1lmi'ltY. Amir and Ic!d' iii' >'1't mp
lo-dHy for li:r second time since the -if'h' hr4ai
Manager Palmer expresses determination t0 carry
on work without any further interruption. TIN"
sap. riulcud"I' "I The BIZ It'i bur. 'r,rHa hing
Nts.ciday, say: Ting oti.I lo Is sqUaIy. Have
strucl; splendid olc III Person ,hait. Help nj
Sunerintcrdcut Perry. oc thc MayNow,r Con>o,i-
DARED. arrived III TIL, city Yesterday. and rcprr
that the minc developing very satisfactorily, and
that extensive RtopLg Will hc hcguu IN few days.
Nine bara0. SILVER valued at $j,NGS 90 were re-
crivcd yesterday at IT," N'W lWk Office Of ia"
Horn Silver, from the coInpauy's Chi"aco refinery.
The total value Of SILVER bullion slapped from
Salt Lake City June ). WAS SlO,fJO -.
Tue atiaCLm II! suit against the United States
Mining Investment Company will probably be tried
tomorrow or Saturday.
The superintendent Of the Sacramento report,
that stopnP work Is now under full hcadway, and
that he can easily extract $l00,0O0 worth Of ore by
the 1t Of August.
berg mine began running two weeks ago. u has
produced about 5000 per day, or 80 900 per
month II is stated that the future product of the
mine will run from $4,000 TO $4,000 per month.
which sum viii be sufficient 10 guaIali monthly
dyIdchdS Of per cent upon the million aud
half capital stock The company hopes to- begin
paying dividends IN a very short time.
Button shipments from the l|arhrr and Walker
mine UItahl Tor the month OF Man amounted to
ahOut 900 The dAIly output Of this NINE is
being steadily increased.
The supcrmtcndcnt of the Bodie Bluff CONSOLE
dated reports that during tho week ending Muy 81.
the north drift has como thirteen feet in very
favorable formation The ledge IN the south dTlit
carried about the same qualify of mineral - last
reported, the walls being regular and well q fined
Tie StOrHont Silver Mining Company received
Yesterday II shipment Of bullion valued mt T7N. 900.
ii being the first June shipment. Work at the mine
and mil Is making favorable progress.
President y. 10
naiZa Chief, writing from the mines June !, says
1.-THE Bonanza Chlci Is opening up finely. We have
struck thc same How covered dirt IN the tunnel as
banning, proving the ore body to he about go feet
I'm dcpth by between 30 feet and 90 feet in width
The last cleanup resulting from Il run of twenty
two DAYS, amounted to about 600 ounces The Aha
Montana shelter continues 10 DO good work. The
Alta shipped from this city yesterday u 5O-hOrsc-
power engine. which is to be uscd in running their
enlarged snlelicr
TGc Incz Gold Mining Company california; are
vrlop.d by shafts, winch all in orc, assaylng
from + 10 to $50 per ton. Tho maXmuni width of
the Developed i twelve feet, aud the cost of
milling tie ore about - per ton. IL is estimated
that the ore will pay net profit Of 81 per ton for
its extraction In" company propose putting mp "a
2O-stamU mill as the capacity Of the mill now IN
use is inadequate. Mr.. Bean, the prelIIcnt of the
company, Is at tie mlnc experimenting I'M
pTOvcmentE.
The superintendent of the Alps Consolidated has
made Il very favorable report on the condition of
tie cOmplEyS properties. The preliminary work
of develop ncnt Is being pushed vigorously as
points The general appearance of the formation Is
said to be similar TO that IN ihc Iron mine. The diff
fcrent shafts which are being rapidly sunk on the
vein are well tmbercd and eX posing good ore The
ore body on which the main incline from the face
of the mountain IS advancing Is gradually improV
ing in Gnaliy