New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
s.rrnlycLScc cL0SlYG PRIckS
san FrA>c so. Monday, May B. IS

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J"| nr Yri"w Jate MIug Company has levied an
assessment If III share.
Tn, animal meeting 1f thr stockholders 81 td'
dc pi1t-hurr Co.,,l lated Mining Company,
held yc,g"rdt fnr IT, rlc.'."h' rms rrS' r.
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| t,uGrat rcpn'ts iayui'li" d"'r "l""hl'' ''"> .
| ia al trl'crans aPl'"r ~ i', ;. IN 49,.
| afirrli,n, Aut a Tar ao csu'd h' Ir.'H ~" VIZ
a" The iic Mi Of ,hc Ch~rokc Mirn. Cowpnr Na-
FIRM. j., nov Undergone r"ptIr. ltis'.nr ""I -
orc e. he erected rs suon h, season Is -.i'I'"N
VIC SILVER GIN mines ar" NOW p:ourIn' 'ni
! r:y-iiv.. IONS cf ui, dU.i. He ~uWriut"n"'Hi
rri,nr; that The cutrr W.; h., ~, 'a-ed ~ Oh. -
| fl,r.r,~l.;i. !. iuiIY c'iaIwL 49,.
Or Ntll o. fir cast C'u--Cti ~ ia. ~ ''I -li o
mil wa, ~ - tr'i. lAr rHHar'r"i The ."'i"ll'!
Was ,lrpIuyln. md u vac c>pc't 81 tH- t''" east
vein Would be- reached ~ r." %af'., ,..,.
rir ti,r innn,l ON t' l,,'-;oH VEN of IN B:.""r
Cnu,ol,iltrd WI 40 l~O l,cl o. AprI -. o." l' '.r
| Eriur 81 feet wide o.; ,oni oi". ." s""'h "nIi
,as im "I75 feet -ll"wtrg q lr'ec ihi'c l'"t
w w"TI 't GOOD mIm4 ore. nuru2 the wcct,
wo.k WIS resumed IA me "uIn ",' 'i a
shovel a width of ! l. feet OF ln. ore. lh" STONE
wall srop"- continued 10 ooh we'll. and ""r In'-
ulshimg the usnal alnol"i "t R@nn ore. IT, ing
Ital~t"n Slopes III" VEN was ! feet IN w'''h 'h''
locking wei. ., ,...-.. ,,
rada. contain acconu>o many nch siukrS ne
MINIS IN fins REGION are as vet comparatively unde-
yrlnpcd bnt far rs Opened tc lndcaiion7 are en-
couraglng It is stated that Grant q @" co;Irln-
,,Infc erecting rrhuct, works near Battle NOull-
tain to treat Eagle River urrs
II" suurr,utrndeni OF the Standard report, April
o. tbot The north drift from the c1st crosSru cal
rod a ledge fifteen feet widc showing good ore.
The unr;,isc on the West Standard VEN showed -
nam east crosscut. 3s5.fooi, level carried a
J-foot ledge the upraiNc from the south
DRIFT on this level showing G-o0t
vrn of very rich ore. On the 3OD-iOot
level tc south drift from the west crosscnt showed
| a 5l.,-foot lrugc of good milling ore. The Slopes
'wcre generally without change. In The north duit
9st.f0ot level where stopping was being done Tie
| ledge was twenty feet wide. he West Standard
ore was of lngh grade. The Ledge ~ the Gildc'
Tho month to and including April 2G were $l2S. 900
! THE superintendent Of the Tombstone Mill and
that good ore was exposed mt every point
where work was being carried OH. rich aud
large vein had recently been encountered M
thc mann drift, l1j-foot level, from the
main TO south shaft. Samples Of from
5 tins newly found ledge a'saycd $40 silver
and SlG gold per ton. tunnel was TO he run for the
300fo,t level tn strike this ledge Still another new
J,scnyrrv Of ledge of rich ore had been made BOG
feet north OF shaft No. d. on the north SIDE Of Tough
Nut Gulch rendering 1t pTnbabl" that there Is
. another vein running parallel with the main luca
mons. Tie shipments since the last monthly report
= have been %32, OOu n,
rcpOrts April 26, that the main incline, which VIZ
| in 37} fc"t, carried ore III the face assayng IL,
ounces sill yer and per cont lead. The Face OF No
Q crosscut was III ore running 1863 ounces in SILVER
= T",n No IL, crosscut had ore a,s,ying ISs
cilNp l.Irt
quantities of ore were exposed III all the WORKING
~ COR. as the sn2erntrndrnt expresses IT., Evcr'
}, mel was i'm 371 feet. One hundred tons of ore Is
saying 800 ounces silver and % per cent lead, we
ready for shPm'nt + S0on rs g weather %o"'
# !" Broke ground for new sne!tcr to-day dIvidend
| assured commencing June !"
,, | The supcrintcndcnt Of the ChrySOlite report
" under date of April 2G that during the week previ
d Gus 252 feet OF drifts have been driven and ,.
y feet Of shafting aud wines sunk, The Robert
shaft was down IT'S feet one half iron in the bot
| tom indicating the approach to another and lowe
ore streak Chrysoite shafts Nos. aud were at tn
I now level. The south drlit from shalt No. !, am
}, expected soon to be connected. The new level wa
- being hurried with all speed to strike what al
8 slQns indicate will be an extraordinary develop
- ment of ore Tho top OF rich bod
Is Eof ore has been struck in drifting south o
- the CarbonlferOus-Chct line, In one section tn
q | ore body was forty feet thick The new levC
| drift from the bottom of ChrysOlite shaft No. wi
T. tan this ore body The Roberts west drift o
a | the first level had BonO Carbonate on III
south side. the ore stratum being in til
root The Roberts east drift ;, on the fir,
level showed tirs-class ore on all sides- shipment
| for the month to April 20 were 2,l34 tons. Shit
ments to April so, PAT tons;
The manager of the ITon-silver mine reports und'
date of April 90 that the main incline had advance
feet below the fourth level. the face
!, rying some low grade ore: The north incline WI
Y SitOgether in porphyTy The various levels were q
" ore in he ffth the filled the whole face of II
- drift1 The south incline on the BulPs-eye showed
e fine body of medium grade sand carbonate. In
D incline was being timbered for regular work
g the Lime the ore struck was smaller, owing TO
" wave In the foOt-wau. Tho Stone, Rock ana Don