New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
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In reference to the decision in the United States
Circuit Court Denver, in tho suit Of the Marshall
Silver Mining Company anu the COlOraHO CchtTal
Company against thc Equator Mining T. ana slti,7
IGuator Company, Mr.. Paul O. PEStcrhazy, as
sstant secretary of the Colorado Central COnsolI-
dated Mining Company, writes: ." The so-cnlled
.UalcvOn' title case was brought to the surface by
some Of our friendly mining neIRhbOTs, who han
applied for patent on certain piece 9t ground,
situate between their and the Colorado Central
patented lines but this application was unsuccess-
full for causeS considered inst and proper. The
whole affair should be regarded merely as bound;
AIRY question under dispute. But the impOrtant'
part IN the comes with the fact that the dis
pnici ground does not in any part involve the
decided property Of the Colorado Central C0nsoli-
The trustees of the Little Chief Mining Company
held special meeting Yesterday. pursuant 10 call
made by the president at the request OF Trustee
Putter. There were present Messrs. Ames, Breed,
Porter. Roberts, Marsh, Davis, Elliott, aud Bruce.
Ne,srs French Stafford HavenIcyer. Spanlding, and
Hall were absent. A friendly conference WAS held
bet yccn the leaders of the two factions, and the
meeting az rward went on IL harmony. Mr.. Gard
ncr hayIh- tc-lgned as counsel Tor the company,
Mr. Georg. 4. Bruce was unanimously appointed
his successor. Mr.. Bruce Is the gentleman who
recently visited Leadvillc for the purpose If eX-
aiming into the management Of the companY's
nfiairs at the mine, synopsis OF whose report was
given III The Tribune of yesterday. HE cN"cu-
tive committee was rcorganzcd, Messls. Bruce,
Potter. Roberts. Davis and Ames being the new
npppiutces. The new executive commlttc" VIII
hereafter hold weekly meetings when necessary.
me, ting IN June. Both factions profess TO be en-
tIrrly satisfied with the result OF the meeting, and
viii IT understood that the rcgIar monthly
d, idrld viii be declared by the Little Chief Com
pariy. provided the output OF ore comes up to gen
Cral expectations.
a. nm n, ioururd meeting Of the stockholders #
the Lcndvlilc Mining Company. yesterday after
noon IN the Borccl Building, II WINS unanimously
agreed to consolidate the properties and int rests OF
tie LrldVlc and Shamrock Companies Tho
Stockholders of the Shamrock held u meeting ut
their Office No. 81 Broadway, with the snme
result. The new corporation Will he known AZ
The Icadvie Consolidated Mining COMPANY.
The trustees win be }. j. Smith, Henry Have
meyer :. b. Elkins, w. p shannon, L. N. Lawson,
Vanderbilt Allen aud Robert Sewcl. The new
Board Of Trustees will hold meeting tomorrow at
10 o'clock for the purpose of completing the organi-
zalOn. 80
orc forwarded 10 New York office, $25 900.
The t0tnl value of bullion received in tins city
Nav 10 and 20 was S1Oo2i.
The total value of bullion shipments from Salt
Lake CITY MAY II was S27, 557
The Ncw-YOrk and Crlaveras County Gold
Mining Company will make their first cleanup in
Ore shipments from Chrysolito May 20 were $40
tons. , go,
May II and Is were APO tons total shipments for
The superintendent Of the Crowel reports that
work on the south shaft has been temporarily sus;
pended on account of the inflow Of water. Several
tons OF free gold bearing quartz have been taken
from the new Kmball Hill shaft and the quality Of
the mineral is improving az the shaft descends. 1t
ia expected that the south shaft will cut the main
ore body within the next 80 feet.
Tho Grand View Mining and Smelling Company
(COlorado) expect to complete their new smelling
works by the first Of September The machinery Is
now on the way to the mine.
Encouraging reports are received from Rico Dis
trict, Colorado. Considerable development work
has been accomplished since the opening Of the pres
ent season, though tho dumps of nearly every mine
In the DISTRICT reported as being heavily loaded
in consequence of the impossible condition of the
roads Ii IL stated that at least twenty-five mines
in the vicinity Of Rico are now turning out high
grade ore. The cost of running the mineral 10 COM
parativey small very little drilling and blasting
Is necessary. :.
ture nj Ieadville ns we'll as in the Eastern stock
markets. The Democrat Of that city says:
From every working shaft shipping ore Is being
hoistcd while the OF ow Crude are being largely
added As often stated lately the grade Bhpned Is
constantly imprOVlnR some OF IL giving large return
IA good a. ever found the mine. The work OF pros
peong OF course being prosecuted and extended ahead
OF all mining. To the south OF the old workings the lnd
cations OF tho most favorable character, disclosing
mineral streaks OF from six Inches to three feet
30 we'll does this end show up that Super
intendent HerTick has determined upon different
course OF development. md as soon as suitable
SINKING q large prospecting and working shaft on tho
extreme south end OF tho New Discovery claim
on Stray Horse Ruch 1t * his intention, at present
Inmates sDk 300 feet ana then connect by lOnKi
shaft Of that depth would explore oil Of the south end
while the level would be IN the nature OF ospecttnR
tnnnrl and omen up all the intermediate country. The
ventilation VAL be perfect 90 that mineral II found
the rulewithin thirty days all exploration Will be in
full Roadway and between sixty aud ninety days Mr.
Herrick believes the ore bodies OF that end Will be
reached and the expectations OF the stockholders
realized,