New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
EAN INANCIsCO, SIinr'lay, dunn TO. |
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DARING The week ending Ju'ic IL, there were r'-
,,i,,t: IL tins c.N ht cNurrN~ trCm the mur>, 22
hqr~ Of silver hallion, rirr,cntln- IN value
:eIuI. .37p 30. The value of V'id received during
hr same permit wa' $500 o. H." total value
uf silver r,C.iyciu' Saturday las waS T2U,I2J.
The E@r.ka p1y tl'ir hflv-titth dyllcnd to-day.
TIc nuuun, $50 900. or 20 rei!tN pr share; total
arnnnmt ~ dlvldcr,s pad. ~ 100000.
Tnr Arh,na Central iiunr VIII be completed by
july H. and the mil II ~ stated, VIII begin ruI-
n,ng abnut AuG'Is II.
Lake Ciiy duiins the week ending June IL, Was
500. l3j ~.
TITO Providence Mining Company California; is
putting up new clg!tv-stamp mIl', to haNoa daily
crushing capacity uf 40 tons. New hosting works
arr al, to be erected shortly.
The EXPENSIVE work Of construction recently be-
gun at the ircrn M0untaln Is being cncfgrticaily
pushed. The new tuuutl - we'll opened and about
thirty hands are employed at thr new mil. II n
stated tha, the mirr contains the longest pay c:i::c
ever developed III the State.
the Dahloncgl Gold Mining Company GeOr9Ia(
are rapidly extending their liume over the Et0wah
River u the properties of the different mining ccm-
pnnc' now waiting for m adequate water supply.
The proceeds from water rents will prove quite a
mntcrial source Ufrcvcnnc I" the DahlOneEa C0u-
pahy. Early dividends are promised.
The superintendent Of th" C"lOrHio Central re-
p"r;s encouraging Developments. In the 1iO-toot
in Il fine body he 1H0-tuUt level wao IN about
100 feet. hc vrin at this point was pre-
srntng a better appearance. It had changed
,lum the south to the north side of
the dril. new crosscut the .3j-foOt lrv,l had
eat good ledge. Tnr 290-fuOt Lowell was III I'D
feet, carrying fine ore. Ore taken from the hark
Slopes this level was milling 600 ounces per tom
The $50 foot level which Is brIng driven on one of
the ulddIc orc veins, was IN about 40 feet.
During tI" week ending june Ii the south drift
on the Stnn"wa.l leGg' 21O-io0t level III tue Bull
wer Consolidated has been rxtrndrd II feetj total
length 30 feet. The Ledge WAS 2l2 feet wide, and
iookug well. The soIth drIfi on the RalstOn was
in 2l0 cc;, carrying threc-tooI good milling ore
Thr main shaft of the Crowcll is down GG feet
and timbcrcd to d"p,h # % feet. The general
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near approach to rich Large quantities of pay
ore are br,ug raised from the south shntt. Work
on lhe mill building Is making rapid progress.
New discoveries have been made on Kimball Hi.
Bullion shipments from Silver Rect Tor the montl
uf May amounted III value to Sll3Ol3 30 (ns
nValns $lO2, ,0I0 SO iOr the corresponding period
III 1870, tho RESULT OF 20 stamps. Ok this amount
the Sturmont Is credited with HJl. .00O
There was shipped Saturday from the Silver Gin
miue to the New Ork Office two bricks Weighing
2O1 pounds and valued at $1,000 10. The Silver
CIlf mill ~ now working from AZ 10 30 tons OF ore
daily general clean-up is very soon to be made
when he drying the mill Will be increased
An additional 9UIlcr-rOOm Is being built 10 Increase
the speed and capacity of tue mil. Prcpnrai IONS
are also being made to erect concentration woths
Tor the purpose OF economically diSposlng of the
taillngs, which are quite an Important iactur, rs
they yield considerable amount wncn thoroughly
treated, the saving being fully 20 per cent -,
Suelters bullion shipments from Leadville Tor
the week ending June IL amounted III valuo to
Sl03 342, with bullion to the value Of S12,205 on
hand Taking into consideration the recent ST ike,
which resulted in a complete stOppagc OF work aG
the different Oro-producnR mlnos, the shipment Oh
bullion for tho past week has bcou large.
he superintendent Of the Miner Boy reports
rapid progress tho north shaft, ut which point
the principal developments are now being made.
Though little ore Is now being raised. considerable
higl-grade mineral IL daily exposed. The ore
similar to that found In the Colorado Prince. ad-
joining
Very 6attering reports are coming from New
Mexico concerning recent rich mineral discoveries
in tho CcrrIllos The developments WHICH have
been made within the last few months have at
tracted large numbers Of iortunehunters, and every
mountain range in the Territory Is now being
Cerrlllos is exceptionally tine for mining. The
waters Of the C!enega aud Santa Fe Greeks unite
about three miles northwest Of the Sierra Rosa one
Of the Cerrillos groups, while the Galsteo River