New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
THIRD CALIc--2;;3O P. N.
Ior san traneLs.0 gotations Nreeeined see mn rage

A dispatch from superintendent htAtNB VI liAO
Chrysulite to Mr. +. b. Dorsey, under date of yes
terday. saws rhe mine IL all right. Promise OF
new level is better than ever before. The mine IS
aIways open to inspection STORIES of its exhaustion
are papable lies" a dispatch received at the New
York Office the date states that the ore BODY IN
fine Eva west drifts was still charging. The new
WINE was sinking al! IN orc. The ore statement
for the week ending April 8 showed 537 tons dc.
ivered. sos tons paid for 1121 tons delivered but
NOT maid for and S20.4;i3 received from ore sales.
The Committee on Stock List aud Securities OF
the American Mining Stock Exchange are
sending out circulars informing mining companies
that the Exchange is now ready to place mining
stocks and bonds on tie list. Blank forms can he
obtained by addressing Washington Lee, Chairman
or w. L. MOor secretary. OF the committee on
Stock List and Securities. The Exchange will open
The new ledge in the cast crosscut on the 700
foot level of the standard has been cnt through.
and found to be twelve feet wide. \ drift has been
started north on the vein to Provo le extent ana
character of the ore, which IS considered by the
superintendent 10 be fair"
The main tlree-colnpartment shaft on the Denver
City Consolidated was down ITO icct on April T.
and had about fifty feet deeper 10 go 10 reach the
Robert +. Lee ore body. In the castery drift OF the
Lee this ore body WAS found 10 be twelve }cct
thick and composed OF ore aVera@inG SlQOo per t1h
and extending across the whole breadth Of t;ic
claim. The Denver City Company EXPECT to strike
this ore about May l.
A general press dispatch from Atlanta. Ga, re-
ceiyed last nighr, says; Additional adyices from
the gold fields in NacoOchec Valley SHOW richer re-
suits tnan before reported. \ solid nnggri vas
found on Monday weighing 40 prnn{ weights,
without flaw or gravel. Two hands picked up 800
pennywcights IN. ono day. The mines are not for
The bottom of the DAILY shaft on the Little Chief
was in iron showing sireaks and punches OF garna
Oh April o. Tho shipments from April 20 were
CTS tons On April II the ore body IN shaft no. z
was constantly improving, n also we ore Dou; III
the east drift from the Roberts shaft. Tho orc state
ment for the week ending April showed DO tons
paid for, aud 2GS tons not settled Tor; amount re-
ceived $21 G10.
Two Hundred and thirty pounds of bar silver
were Yesterday shipped from the Silver Gill mine
IN NoIv.Xnrl Tho mill Will be ODcratlOn IN q
President W. f. Armstrong. Of the Tolos Santos
Mexico writing from the NINE under date OF April
l. saws (: 1--WE have made feet lin the man tuu-
nell this week. We can safely say We arc in silver,
and that every side shows we are coming TO big
silver" On Ap il l the tunnel was in about 10
feet and the ore body increasing.
The superintendent of the Colorado Prince. Lead
Vile reports that he has encountered high grade
ore in tho west drift, on the 150-tOOt level the
tire drift east and west, however, being In good pay
ORE High grade ore, carrying visible free gold had
been found ut the bottom of the working shaft. $50
feet from the surface. The superintendent THINKS
fifty men could be proftably employed IN stopping
ore from the breasts already opened up in the 80
Fine looking ore was struck on April in the tun-
mel of the Robinson CONSOLIDATED, which was in
9O4 feet. The ore struck was sulphuret of cad
This ore body is 845 feet from tho main incline
Drifting was TO be begun on this orc streak. The
main incline in 1898 feet. the faces being in fine
Qalcna four feet thick. Ore shipped during week
ending March s. 81 tons; on dumps, 800 tons; in
roasters, SO tons seventy-three men employed.
The RuUerlntenuent OF tilC Nihllcf atlu Empress
Mining Company. Central City, reports that ON
April IL tho main shaft OF the Cashier vas down
300 feet the vein at that point being thirteen feet
in width. The main tunnel was in 300 feet, and
was being pushed night and day; Il 900 tons of
milling orc were then estimated as being ia sight.
AT the date of last adyIces SHAFT No. on the
Lowland Chief Consolidated was down 152 feet in
a sx-foO vein of ephty-ve-Ounce ore. it was eX-
pected that the main ore body underlying the
sbaf No. down 12S feet in lover Wy t gade ORE
from Which point drifting was to commence toward
the Highland Chief: The LOwland Chief Company
expect TO begin paying dividends by June /.
The prospectus Of tho Snow Drift Consolidated
Mining Company has just been issued. The COM
pany was organized under the laws ct NoM-Iorb
shares of $40 each. The officers are President
Edward NJ. McCOOk, Ex-Governor of Colorado vice
president, Jas. McQuade, and secretary Edward r.
Powers. the company own the Snowdrift and
Daniel Peters lOdes on Republican, Sherman
Mountain, in Clear Creek County, Colorado, i'd
joining the Dives and Pelican mines. The
SnOWdTift and Peters claims each 1.4OO feet in
length, both secured by United States patents. The
developments upon the property are limited, but al
the work thus far done has shown the existence of
n strong and rich lode. The company also own n
valuable mll-site wi good Tater-poweT. The ores
are argentiferOus galena, and OF q very high grade
The property will be extensively developed at once
The telegraph Consolidated Mining Company,
organized under the laws Of New York, has inst IS
sued its prospectus The capialstock is 80 500 600;
100000 shares; par value, $40. The officers are
L. A. Des Marets, presidents e. G.. Murphy. vice
president; l.. +. Seaman, secretary and treasurer.
The property Of the company is located in Pinal
County, Arizona, and c9nslsts OF the " Monday
each 1900 by 600 feet. They are near the well.
known Silver King NINE and in tile vicinity of
other large reproducing claims. The OutcrOppnCs
and the work thus far done indicate large ledge
of rich ore.
The superintendent Of the Black Hills Mining
Company reports that work on the Spring Creek
dam was beng vigorously prosecuted. Three hun.
dred wOrkmen were being employed IN the eonstruc-
ton of the dam aud hume. and 200 additional were
to be Immediately put to work. The dam and fume
were on April 8, about two-thirds completed. The
company hope to have all hydraulic appliances in
working order about Juiy 1, when they expect TO
begin paying dividends.
The superintendent of the Bull Domingo writes
" The sill floor of the old works shows an immense
body of orc beneath. Tho drift from the shaft e
giving strong signs Of galenA, whilo the face 10
thirty feet from the main body.1
The Red Elephantmino yesterday shipped twenty
tons of ore ten tons OF which aBsayed ninety
ounces, and ten tons concentrating orel assayed
In