New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
Yesterday. To-day.

the Northern 3 lie Mining Company has declared
dividend IF 30 cents q share.
The meeting called yesterday for III" purnG~c 81
considering he question OF consolidating The Lrad-
yilc aud Shamrock Companies has been adJ"arrcd
Orc shipments from Little Chief, May 5, CSC
' Rrd Elephant shipments. May 2, were . toys r,t
class one 1870 OuuccSl 10 tons secOnd-class 200
ounccs) II tons third-cla.S 81 ounces.
lie annual election OF tho Wyandotte will be
held to-day at tue office Of tho company, No. 80
Tie Ti,c Siormont shipped from Slt Lake MY s.,
two bars OF bullion, valued at : I6";
Shipments frrll the Horn SILVER lave = "i' co.
lavrl, owing to lack OF cars Oh the Utah oont"crn
Thr Cinl..y C.ilvcr Reed nine has sh3pc! two
bar. Of bullion, valued at $3.50, from sail LAKE
W l ina" 0nioro mill which hos been undergoing OK
tcrs,vr repairs ra~, ut las adyit's expected -
81 crk % on the Mccormick shaft Of the BIZ
Piitshurg has been Temporarily suSprnn""
Az uUl3,!ee drift has been STATED ,stXtcrn
lrct from the mouth OF dr.it NJ. .
yith thc view of discovering thr ore
body witch undr;iics the lllbcrniI and Robert +.
I.r. Tie diff Is advancing aLout sX feet datii.
and 1t is confidently expected that the vein u
4 ncw tunnel Ia; just been ,b,.mn on Tho Colo
SHAFT at II depth of $50 fer. On May ;
the tunnel was iii fifty rect, in rich
vein OF ch brides 2l2 feet in width, wIirh a,sayed
in gold and silver 1901 OF per ton. Heretofore no
silver has been shown to exist in the mine. % hav-
ing been considered gold-bcaring property ex,u-
sivelv.
reports, May q
On Thursday afternoon took the drills ont Of the
dnft north from M. Ptts0urg. ma plurt"d dnit
irOm the bottom OF That shaft directly wesi t0sBrd
the Litlc Chef limo, and lntrnd. On reach
ing that paint. ~ to run Gireslly north
peiiniendrnt OF the Lttl Cles i'm S0nr
approval. The northwest drt ~ being continued, aud
shall start an upralse III IL tomorrow. THIS ingrn'ng
MIR, Daily ami myself went through tho Little Cniet
In his east drift near line. In drift No. J.,
north Of No shaft, Il ino body OF sund carbon
the top Of the drit liza ~ silver 60 per
cent lead the lover strtA SO 10 dritEu
line Is u body of ore the width OF which could not
measure the sample running 29l9 ounces silver. 74l9
ptr cent lead In the third drlt east, about 100
to 100 feet nOrth Of hts No. shaft is a body
OF sand and ore apparcntly twenty feet thick
perhaps more BHnplr l67 ulcrs 1T silver o. prr
mcTnss the noTh 300 feet oi the DIVES iria: 10 a9
sou eWbcrG On the DIVES grOnn1 meets the body Gf
from tie" No. Ptsbnc shaT' Il ,.' ~
tain that unless tho mass OF orc, wLci I
have seen, closes entirely III very few fgol, hat II
comes ground about 100 feet nnlt OF tie s0ata
cOrn,r Of fhc DIVES Triangle. l shan push Il Tor
ward as RAPIDLY as possible from No. 6 abrft.
and not undertake either the delay or cXpcute Of
IEto 30 9 1t a eomoi,aeyciy sight expense. nc
yielded nearly three tImcs much - Tho ore n-
fore II, aud per cen moro lead. closed lot yes'cr-
day too latc Tor settlement winch wuuli nave Il aic ly
rrmltance more than double that d! the week cuGiAl
April 81.
On May tho main incline south, in the Iron Sill
yer. III II 1ret, with rhe face in low
grade ore. The north incline had advanced
IL feet, and vas In poTphyrY. The face Of
the third level south was in mineral md
of the fourth level north in limestone. The Winze
toward the "Tu-caE," Which was in TWENTY-FIVE
feet, showed five feet of hard carbonates cross
cut nas been started Or from tine tiftii level
| to the "lr0l Iltt" clarm. The SLOPES were
all Yielding well. The VEN tie sGutu drift Of che
Bullseye was two feet in width, and in the south
incline six feet wide. The ore body il the LIle was
two feet wdc. The Stone, Rock aud Dome We're all
| IN ore Shipped GU May l, l4J tIIls.
The ledge in the Standard (jOdfCj for the entire
distance of the south drltt OF t:ic 3S5-iu0t leyci
| shows u Width Of BIZ feet StOpinS on this drift
| was beng done NAY for Il distance OF 30 feet
| where the vein averaged feet widu Of very rc.i
! orc. The vein IN the nortn DRIFT had been
| timpercd from foot to hanging wall. anu was "a
feet wide OF clean orc An accident 90 the mnelHn-
| CRY had prevented any further work OF the north
drift 7OJ-fO0t level. bu! work had been resumed
| aud jhs dIIft was 10 DO pushed OthCr portions OF
| the mine were lOUkny about as usual. The super
intenGent estBates the bullion shipments for the
| month at $I60.OOO