New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-29
sAS FRANCISCO. March q. 1880.

Hon. William W. Springer, Of Illinois. with his
associates Including George L. Dunlap and Perry II.
Smith. of Chicago. now prospecting for " bonau-
zas . and developing mining properties in Lake and
Gunnison Counties. Colorado. Nh. Springer IS ret
lcent regarding the operations OF his syndicate, but
they evidently expect In time 10 cipher out some
astonishing results
From March 90 to the 25h inclusive, the
Annie Mine at Leadviie shipped s'yonty-hve tons
irs-caSs and Sxiy-hVe tons sccoud-ciass ore, val
ned n 81 500. Mr. Den Mon. Palmer. the new
manager has made thorough Inspection or the
underground workings AMI reports every tang n
good shane. Shaft No . j. being pushed downward
night and day, the bottom now being ia good IRON.
In a drift running from shaft No g, low grade car
Donates have lately been struck. tie first found ia
that portion of the mine High grade orc has been
reached IN one of the new cross drifts just started
from the workings from shaft No. .
The lower tunnel on the Green Mountain Mine has
run over 200 feet on tho newly discovered vein. l.
advances about four feet per day, hut is stu some
800 feet from the man pay chutc OF ore. which u
will ultimately intercept This main coE D. eighty
feet in width, and developed only 10 4 depth 900
feet above the line Of the tunnel: bHt thenew ledge
which carries Tch ore i sufficient IL "a claimed, 10
enable the company 10 declare regular monthly div
idenGs. Professor ". J. Bake teleTaphcd from
san Francisco March q: " Late reports from the
Green Mountain fully sustain my COOL opilon a
the NINE and show constant improvements"
The shaft cf the Golden Eagle Globe District.
Arizona, is down 100 feet with lcdga 40 tic bot
tom fifteen feet wide OF rich ore. showing I'm aver
aye assay value OF $50 per Ton. This mine now
has 600 feet Of drifts and tunnels. and rich de-
of G,O00 tous OF orc are now in sight. On Friday
the mill for the uine was az Casa Gfande. ninety
M5ies Gls'Hhi' ana bfihB hniiIeu IoI arc. ~ I'l
t3Iy 4s 10 iC,i re- " ' III
orc j,ot heinG mt ND The NrxIcan IiiII Mil be
rn,,I,in,, within thirty DAYS
ij W. , NJ l,'l 1,i, ,,7o,, loe
III. r., ,,dt ,,-' q rnn 49, A. - .'
nra Of brrL ,r,ic ',1d n ~ a,j ,l'aI ,l.,. j.;
e,n,,rb NJ r. in Ic co,nn fo leon i06 .t9,,,, CON,
t,m~-iI,, in Tot,on to,,na"v La. loa', ,,'.a.,lj
IN triId q ratro.v-ro,,oc raIlrood from, Wol.,ort
M, tbe CenfIl Pacitic smith 10 line Colorado Riy,r
m C9lIvilIe This wruld helnrle hlol,. and OF her
n,,Tes IN Mineral Parl, and odi.iu,up d,.tr'rfs.
For lie week ending March 20 tie Ir1GvH'e
Comlouv sold fgrtv-tvc tons Of ore for y, Inch they
received 50 3lf leaving on hand cir.ty-t,co IONS
AlrJ H. Grove. the rcv superintendent o. tie
Boulder Consolidated took pls,...0n Of tine mine
on the DIST The main tunnel will DE rut in order
at once and an u}Jais, started 10 connect with
Shaft No. :. There is a considerable flow on water
in the shaft. DIFF ing aud other development work
will be pushed vigorously. III Grove thinks the
company " has a valuable property and one which
can soon he put upOn 4itIdeEd-pai in8 basis by
small outlay Of money"
INC superintendent 81 III" barcelona ti'tIaph7 |
that ne h,a maze ah'iAti Hch ',Hh' I'D ne sru,h
Cril; ana assays from t"e U!Iot "|cIaEt I'll per
ton.
IN the norm stone between we H,Sl arc second |
crosscuts oi tho Robinson 'oh,,' .iudt'o thc ore /
sueak Is 4 feet wde, ~ Wnlah Zi2 leel ar e. |
donates that nave appe"lc" ~ vac hup'meIs /
ne SCUM et'pc C"hlH.''9 1" caIi\ " siA-""' re
oI ore o. . ~. ~ V,.a t '"'" ''''