New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

The following dispatch from Denver further OK
Yesterday has been received at the Office of the
Bnll Domingo Company in this city: IS. Z.
Sehaffers application for an injunction and receiver
Hallett, after full argument"
Messrs Lounsb1ry g. Haggin yesterday received
100000 in gold bars from the HOmestake, Dead
wood and Golden Terra mines.
The superintendent of the Standard telegraphed
April II: Struck ledge on 7OO-fOot level, 800
through ledge. Mine looks better Throughout
News from Bodie more encouraging to-day" This
news is confirmatory Of preyious dispatches. =.
The Sir Roderick Dhu Office yesterday received
from the mine gold bar weighing All ounces.
The committee appointed on Monday afternoon
by the American Mining Stock Exchange to report
on stocks and securities, met yesterday afternoon in
the Exchange Board Rooms. No. 115 Broadway
Mr.. Washington Lee was elected chairman of the
committee, and Sir. W. +. Mollcr secretary. On
motion, the Chair appointed Messrs. Shinn. Orvis
and Mocr to draft circular to Do sent to the DIFF.
erent I INNING am egans the sng OF
will meet again to-day at D. III.
The tunnel in the Colorado Prince. Leadyile,
started at depth of 1S9 feet, to connect with tho
mill at the surface. is being driven as rapidly as
possible. 1t is running in the same quality Of rich
found i'll the crosscu;s and levels at 80 and 100
feet IN the main shaft. 1t was estimated that the
company had $4,000 tons of ore exposed above the
15Jfoot level All the lower workings are i'll in even
richer ore.
Work on the Berry shaft Of the May Flower Con-
solidated has been temporarily suspended in order
to push more vigorously the drift at the first
tunnel. Drifting is also being carried on from the
Wine toward the main shaft The distance sepa-
rating the faces Of the two drifts at last reports
about 40 feet. The ledge in the drift at the bot
tom of the Wine is from three aud half to four feet
wide. and averages about $40 per ton. When the
connection is made. the company will at once begin
Stopping in order TO pay dividends. They cannot
now hoist from the bottom of the Wine economic
ally. but can from the main shaft when the desired
connection IL made
The superintendent of the Jett Consolidated
Silver Mining Company, Nevada. reports that the
sinking on the main incline of tine Centennial lode
had been resumed In ore averaging 500 per ton.
Tho incline is down 100 feet, and work is now be-
ing pushed on the second 100 feet Drifts have
been started east and west from the first level, to
IN sinking. The ldlewild Tunnel in 100 feet, the
vein at this point being five feet in width.
The superintendent OF the San Antonio. Nevada,
reports. under date of April 2 that the crosscut on
the 450-foot level was i'll fifty feet: Seams and
pockets of fine ore, beth chloride and sulphurets
couragne. As soon as tie steam hosting works.
which are now at the mine, erected full force
will begin drifting aud crosscntting on the differ
ent levels. Stopping ground is being rapidly opened
The Stormont Company received over SOS, 600 in
bullIon last month. the product Of ten stamps for
twenty-nine days. The snperintendent teegraphed
put in seh-feeder; all WELL"
new seam of Ow-Rrade ore has been struck in
the Banker shaft of the Big Pittsburg
The superintendent of the Robinson Consolidated
writes under date of April 8, that the north and
drift had been started III the block OF between
crosscute Nos. 2 and south. The face of tho main
incline was in 326 feet in good ore the tunnel was
in 297 feet. A heavy snow storm had stopped out
side work.
The face of tho new 4th-leye drift in the Iron Sill
yer was all In mineral on April 2. The west drift
In the Bulrseye showed feet Of fine ore, and the
south drift in the Stone feet of The bins
were full to Overlooking; shipments to April q,
5O2 tons.
In the bottom Of the DAILY shaft of the Little Chief
bunohes OF galena were struck on April o. This in
cates O continuance of the body from the older
workings in the mIue. The north drift from shaft
No. showed fine in both the north drifts. Total
shipments April to @, ass tons.
On April @, the main tunnel Of the Boulder Con- |
,oldated was in AIS feet The sinking of the main
shaft. now 75 feet down, to the tunnel level will
be begun as soon as the weather permits.
Most of the faces IN the ChfysolIte continued |
fs sas SSH n g sSS A e 6 6S ore s 5 5o
Om. covered the entire face. All the winges were |
being hurried downward to the new level Ship |
neuts April to g. 533 tons.
Letters received Yesterday from Globe District,
Arizona by General Fisk state that the main shaft /
II the Golden Eagle was constantly developing rich
re, the ledge widening every bouT. The machinery
Is soon rs possible. The Silver Era mill |
vas to have been started on April 2. fine body of
re had been developed in the main shaft of this
nine OF . depth of nipety-tbree feet. Ali the work
nes In the Mack Morris were looking exceedingly
veil" The bonanza IN the eastern shaft continued
g increase IN width and richness The Arizona
The Durango Company have received from the
jnion Pacihc Express Company the full value of
he $1,000 gold brick stolen by robbers at Sidney
sT weeks ago: Inc company have another brick
at o recent banquet held In Leadyllle, General
'earce. the late manager Of the LtEle PtttsburE
lins n Tesposains 70 the toast "The future OF
There b one fact however tAss We should remember
% that thas sheFe is no mine In the history Of che