New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

Tho Pel;can and DIVES Mining Company will be
gin regular development W"I' III IT," H. l.,.
The Chicago smelling Works ~ the nor. 9HIf'
Mining Company are completed and really 'of tn'
Tie sJ:p.rintrudcnt OF tic AIic tcIcRraphs under
dntc of icrHy a. !",ioW@; NHipp"l 'IEn, ~,
tist siy tons srcDnd-claSSi Valar. h'''' fZ'-"''
Nrw strike still improving. Diff - no" IL block
Is. We have been widening Out Dut MAJ ID" t"E'
very IiclI ore still OvrrhrI.'
Tie Suporinic,d"ul Of hc King Be trl"gl'Pi@
be commenced on thc 2Jt-io0i rNr'.
Ev.i;ovrrnnr Hnutt az ColnIndo. president of tine
Nnr,inl star Consolidated Mining Company, ir'i
Ncv-YorA on THURSDAY evening iai i'I d. u ,i,
ia Denver. lie wiii return - NvN-l 'h ""n' ',,lF
m Jane The Ex-Governor u cdTnPn ~ me ~,
1lhlican state Central Commute" ~ C"'W"""' ai."
an ms way Ntst viii Visit friends ~ llih'h.
w. Anrii 90 degeloutncut work ia ti.e DHude.herL
,vaa roiuu un satisfactorily, The now c'u cH-
tratlng machinery Is neatly completed, Ao VIII 'c
--latest advice from the Copper Knoh,N. g. arc 70
th, elect that the new si"am-h"l-ilnt W"IAs Air
nos ia running order Ih" MAN sEIi; rs down 10
f,t The estimated value ot tr orc 90 sehf d, 'lld
70 b. 9lOOOoO, and $4,000 worth oi osr Is NOW "a
ny Tc .nILrrrj,tenlcnt Of tho Ori-inal SHmmt
uortr under d.ic Of April ~ tha work ON Lr -,rI-
iooi level Was advancing rapidly. IT vas To-
t, - f.rt from tine face ct SIC l,yc'. ne vein
matter stall contnucG hard Though tie fnfk viz
brcIiug moro ca-Ily. lie cro>scnt w. 30 ! I"'t
r ,iir"Iintcn5cnt Of tie GranyillrN. C..repor,s
tbat ne Is now washing about 100 IONS o: bank
daily 4 gofull dltgh Wa beng tnA,tlilii. 81 'I
the PuIposa q" i'u''ina ihe present. Vt -,'r'@-
Sinking on u quartz VEN h"d 'c"r commenced.
The Superintendent OF the Cruwrll Wlnr, >. {.
r,uOrts Iud, date Of April ~ that the tUlt hhut
was down four feet, IN good t"o-ioo ven, winch
was gradually WldenHu. lhn new hIHiI, SUNK
midway between tnc north ana south tAhll-, was
down fifteen icet, in & N-f0Ot vein II lich SuId
| bearing quartz which showed daly IMPROVEMENT.
| Orc in the south shaft averaged T2op P"r ton.
| Owing to the convcrging dip or the ore hniles
| Ouencd up in tho north and south shafts; II
| was believed TINT these veins .wonld
| prove 10 bc tho branches Of large ore chiGnrv.
| The new shnft was To DE Immediately developed.
| and 5O-ioot levels opened up. he mill was work
ing we'll aud estimates We're 10 be received IN few
daVs for an additional twenty stamps. II Was cN-
| pected that the new shalt would bo provided
| with steam hosting works by june /. Some rch
| iro,i.stnlncd deposits had been struck on Kimball
HILL in the Immediate vicinity Of the CrUwcl, ana
! a prospect shaft was being Sink.
MIR. L.. l.. Robinson sends to InE IRlB-
| UNE letter concerning tho North Bloom
| field and the Milton Mining Companies IN
| rouly to the recently published statements Of
| A SWectand Gail correspondent, Of which the pIth
truth I'm any statement made m that communication,
go far as the mining or water property
| cerued also, mother company las offered
| It's property for sale "a NeW-l0rk or elsewhere.
| I have held IN official position in one
| or both companies since work MRS commenced in
| 1866. / still hold the same puo ton, Owner
of large interest III both Ot them, aud know what
| ana stating We have shown our faith
by our acts, having expended ol our own money
over $3500'OO0 III gold coin, in, comprt-
! ing our works. lUd Gun judge from
tho reports whether or not these vast
| mining properties, the most extensive OF
| their kind IN the world, should be 6tIgmatIzcd as
Mr.. ar. Il. Stretch, NJ. f., per s. r.
| Wheelwright." also writes Il long letter 10
deny the same correspondents statements
/ about the Spring Valley Hydraulic COMPANY, par
ticGlarly 10 the lack OF fail for its hydraulic
| operations.