New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

hux and the Breeze Nine Is PRINCIPAL source Of sup
ply thc sueiters. II has hTe@-t'oi ore 100 tct
tnlck aud is sinking down through the IRON {" a ne
silver and gUd carbonatcs "me4 are Dchc'ed To- nc
underneath.
New-YOrK Office, 10 Bioodwav, room -. Pit8lHeN.'
Hon. W. II. Banum; vce-president. Hon. b
W. Dorsey treasurer and secretary, y. j. Stevens I;
directors-W. II. Barnum, . w.. Dors,l, "i,''ain
Dorshcimer, H. C. DleSinsop j. j. Du'cRrf, j. and
William NJ Lent; reporting engineer. lr Harper.
While the worRng -Iatt. 12X4l2 ltct, 81 ihi- conpn!
vii! be luL Though the body, which was 81 icct
vide nj 100 feet rom the surface. TIE building, arc
machinery Is on the WdF.
CALABAsAs, Pima County, Arizona.-New York Office,
r%nior o. p syses secrriary f. A. McGtc; nus
tees-Senaror Johu p. jones' JOIN Currty, h. l.. sui
enneers-Lewis Williams aud William =. Edwards. the
properly Of is company consists OF SIX MINES, each
and 30 900 acres Of farming and grazing linGs Inc
shaft on Xavier was sunk outside of the main
ore body, which is reached bt cr0s5cu'
CARBONATE HILL, Leadyllie Col.-NeW- York Office Nos
4 aud Pine-st. President. DR. c. X. Blsseil; wee
president Hon William b sre@m sg5TS'Iy
NUN, f. H. Peter A. BIS. j., ". hc'eanm Mon
o. IA. lIasker ana Captain Plunmer
CARIBOU CONSOLIDATED Caribou, Boulder Comfy, COL
New York Office, No 81 Broad-st Preoident. Brayton
Iv,s; secretary ana treasurer. John +. Graham
superintendent Ebcn SmIthi dlrectors-Bray ton
Ives Charles J. Osborne, Roswell p. Flower Henry
H. HOLSTER. James B. Metcaif; reporting englneeIs-
Charles :. Richardson John &. L. Randolph, william
T. Blake. The property of thls company Is patcnlod d,
aud at The pres depth OF $40 feet the yoin true
assure. is four vide. Thirteen levels connect the
seven shafts, and tunnel 700 feet long at The
30O-iOOt level The machinery and mining plant u
very complete and has cost over 100000
CASHIER. Central CITY, COl.-NewYork office. No. 81
and treasurer, j. NJ Coleman; trustees-S epnen b.
French, ,. NJ Hubbard, j. W Holman, Peer Frenc H.
j. NJ. Coleman; reporting engineer, Joseph W. HO-
man.
CENTRAL ARIZONA, Maricopa County, Arlzona.-Now.
York office, No. 80 Br9sd,sl. Drectols-William
II. spruance, Jas. A. Hunt. Horace ~ kueeles re
porting engneers-Froiessors a. EIcrs Thomas
Price James Cherry Jehu Hitchins. G. Il. Treadwel
General Ripley.
CHEYENNE, Back Hils Dakora.-NewYork Office, NOEL
| Broadw way, Room 80. President Colonel r. Il. Cor
mack vce-pre sldent, A. C. Edgeron secretary and
treasurer. H. Mcknight trustees-R- T. Cormack,
C. EdgertOn. ID. b. Carroll j. W. Griffin, r. I. stone
and K. McNaughti reporting engineers. Professor
A. sander Ethan smith Thomas Belt aud Gideon
Cheyenne Hoodlebug and ORC odcs and one-third oi
the L. y. L. and the Bsdger 2Ostamp mil, WIN cite
onne Is 100 the surface. aud 81 feet has
been driven In on the Hoodlebug.
| CuRYsoIITE Lake Co., CO.-New-York office, No. lI5
| Broddw 3. President, Daniel s. Arplotoni wee
president, Henry a. '. Postj treasurer L. NJ Law
son; sscTe,sy Drake yTSos
Tabor Arthur Sewall, Charles A. Whittier William b.
epeiDeers~W. 5. Keyes, Rooster W. Raymond and j.
h. Low. The working shafi tlhe Roberts y Is
l65 feet deep and ~ The ore body From II con
In parts OF The mine THIS shan mas capacity
of 500 tons per day Tie drills cIOsscuts shafts aud
WINES aggregate more than 1000 feet Compared
with tue extraction, the development Is III ratio vi
3tO1.
CLEyEIAHD-QuariZ HILL Col.-NowY York Office, 81 VIII
nan-st. President Hiram A. Johnson treasurer
George l.. Hutchinson secretary, Thomas l.. Carpcn
ter; tIeetors-Hram A. Johnson Tn0Inas l.. Carpcn-
ter, Francis A. White, George Il. Hutchinson, George
Ii. Burt
cIJM.x. Ieadyillc Col-New-York Office No. SO Broad
way rooms 12a ana 10. President. David A. Wells
yce-presldcnl, samuel A. strang TREASURER William
Bond secretary. W. b. Allen; trustees-Dsud A.
Wells, Samuel A. sirans, William Bond. William H.