New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

disuotcb received ou Saturday fron H." Awio
SAYS that work on The Second contact Is E".ul
OF favUTabY
TITO fol wing telegram from the erlcrir ion""n' n
fLr Irady.ilr was received on Saiu'E't. a's " 80
~ read win 80 >f?rtira 10y i,or" i' C;"" dr " -
have h,cn iri,ht"urd ~ tc 'i"r!- i"h'|.P i"nnr' .
industjiouey circulate" dH'lnH '' l"iicF pert 81
the week Ina TIC mine w. tNhaUS''';
Fniy thIrr;ouThS Of woT',mc foscc o. E3c t.. OK
n,"rdhg -" S,,rh grt and MN MN an ,irrh ana
snT T "m Ind ,"yrtn Icrc are ~ good orc-r frli
All and sixth producing Grst-cnsa ore, aud drifting ~
nr. 10th Wnv1 ron main iuclinc. Hayr stuck VI
Tnay la, E:ow ninti. i.vcl logth IN very L'vor !n
grurud. For live months pffvinas 10 NY sthh'"r
receives nd carried on 10 cx.l'rtUunS. Nh ,udrH'9
inC 80 Orcn the minc "a as to pay regular dElucEu+
on ng tou:cyious management this, require time I!"
por.n that nnc Is exhausted arr no; tur ia any sense
Mr.. John T. ITrrrCk the newly appointed snncr-
iuteudent of the Little Ptlsbnrg. III private ItI"G
received by friend IN thus city on saturday, thHe
expresses Ills opinion of cn and things III the Lead
vile camp:
BeIrce iips been very good in showing me everything
~ i sIa and cage on tue New Discovery works ntc
charm-as good as anyhodys Inc campo output
higher within d month. Ire Gunnison country IS the
rage here well as WITH some OF our hew-fOrk
friends There will he an awful rsi there ~ May ana
lime At every point men are sitting waiting Tor
chance 30 get across BrechGnridE, ~ booming. ana
am inclined to think IL much bGJlcr point Than even
the GunnisOn.
The Phillips minc Cal, which is situated between
the South Hte and the original lite mine. VIII BIT
Gin 1egclOnncut WORK IN Il lew u!lyt, Tue company
propose to cut the vein through to q l.50O-ioot
tunnel. r.,
that tho COUpUnY ucW hoIstliig machinery has ar
The fuperintendeut of the Original Summit re-
ports, under date of April -, that the main sonth)
shaft was down 200 feet. From this point an cast
crOsSCut has been begun 10 iii'er>rct the ledge,
which il was hoped wOnd lc reached IN anOnt three
weeks Extensive explorations we're to hc made III
this cTosscut. a west cr9sfcut from the 3o0-toot
level had also been started. to strike the vein that
outcrops on the west side Of the Shaft.
The Morning S,ar Consolidated Mining Company
completed thor organization on saturday by Tia
election Of thu following Board OF Trustees: Tho
Hon. John l.. Roptt, cX,Govcrnor of Colorado,
of the Continental National Bank; Bcia ). Buell.,
:. V. White and George :. ferry The Officers are
John J.. Routt, PRESIDENT Frcd Taylor, vlcr-picsl-
dcrt, and George $. Terry, secretary, The property
of the company comprises tho " Morning STAR
Waterloo i halfway House" " Folsq@kon,"'
mines, in all about tweHy-siX acres, on Carbonate
Hill, Lcadvillr, Colorado. Tie Morning Star
mine has been developed by about 1000 feet OF
shafts iuciIlrS levels and CrOSsCUts, ard work ID
being prosecuted cuergptically. The amount OF ore
row III sight is varIously estimated at from
10 be trnc, the Capitalization Of The company at
$1,000 900 is not excessive Dividends are cx-
pected to commence on the LIST OF July.
During tho past five weeks development work has
been carried on actively III the Dunkn. over 700 feet
of drifting aud 300 feet OF shaitng having been ac-
COmpiishcd Some very fine ore has been uncovered
UuI1HR
24O and $50 ounces OF silver, with 60 per cent of
lead per ton. A large body of heavy brown iron,
interspersed throughout with chlOIldes ana some
speckS of native silver was struck few daysHgo.
Latest advice from the South litc is to the effect
that the west 150-foot level was in 40 feet, the
vein being 22 feet in width the entire length Of tho
drift. From surface indications 1t was believed
this drift would continue in ore at least 100 feet.
The east 200-fOot level was IN about 30 feet,
showing good ore in the face The 600-fOot level
was In a misunderstanding vein, matter bearing
stratas OF ine-lOOking quartz. CrOsBcut No. 1 was
in 20 feet having passed through several good
quartz bodies.
The engineer Of the Ozark Silver Silver City,
ARR J under date of the 16th writes that work had
been begun aud that OH one Of the lodes ledge OF
quartz 20 feet wide had been uncovered. while in
two of the crosscuts vein OF rich earbOnates had
been found. shaft 6K6 feet was beng sunk Oh
the same lode, and the indications were promising.
The San Francisco Alta California in its issue OF
April 10 gays;
II the Eastern people accept a. truth the remarea-
BILE statements published III their papers about mines
then BSt they arc The most inIFrssiuuabe
people that exist OF al the tOfniOOleFy o,O6dei IT.
10 space that Of the Red Elephant D0o ~ TIE Nee
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