New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
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EI=ht bars Of silver huiilou r"prc1cntlng in Vaiu"
$t1i56. were received III this cItY yesterday bh
expires, from the mines.
ih. Morning S,ar Consolidated G.radvrlI,l re-
suincd work yesterday.
Snprrinttndcnt Krye., Of the Iron Silver. tclc-
graphing Yesterday says: Str.hc Is g ranly
over. Leaders are DOW IN hiding. Hay" COM
IncuCrd shipping ore"
The supcrintcndent of the Empire N'tah trlc-
gIaphed yeNterday liia the pay streak the 300
foot level is gradually widening and The quality Of
the ore raUldly improving as the drl advances.
Manager Kcycs, Of the ChryS"lIfr tee graphing
yesterday, SAYS: "Stnk" Is nqnrstl"nabIy over
Committee Of strikers made proposition To-day TO
accent our terms. Shipped TO ,fncltrr> II tons"
Ma Igcr DAILY. Of the Little Chi-f tc!rrrIPlHpg
ycstc 'ay saws: District silll under martial law.
STRIKE certainly defeated and strikers n0N Cun~l.-
crinR the advlsablllty OF MisDanqiug Mines
generally rcsumng work We all icrl greatly
relieved" lhc ore statement for ihc two
weeks ending June is ms follows: ore delivered
to snietrrs, ,2S3 tons ore pad for bv smrller
1,G97 tons partly previous uelIverIrhl delivered
bnt not paid Tor G55 tons; ore paid for this month.
7Gt tons amount received for June shipments,
ihc New-York office Of the Jctt Consolidated and
San Antonio Silver Mining Companies Is IN receipt
OF a box Of specimen ores taken from these mines.
The richest specimens assay -, 900 per ton.
Many ol the Stockholders of the Spring Valley
Hydraulic Gold Company arc anxious for an Inmc
date clearing. Superintendent aldcyer IN
answer 10 a letter OF Hquily from the president Of
the Company sad IN tcirgram Yesterday: " L.
tcrruptIon of work by stopping 10 clean mp before
July /, VIII causc great loss of time and money.
Mine looks better than for five y"ars past. Can
n i,
work without interruption tlll thcn.p
The new machinery for the Croweli (N0S1h Caro-
lina viii be shipped the latter part Ot LcXt week.
and Oh its arrival mt the mine will be immediately
erected and put in OpcratiOn when tllc daily pro-
ductOn Will be largely Increased.
A silver brick. valued ut $1,000, was received
Yesterday from the Barbrc and Walker lSilyeT Reef,
Utah) nj the New-YOrk olHtc o. the COMPANY.
There was received yesterday at tLr Ac"-fprk
office Of the Stcnont bar Of silver, representing
In value - $40 81 The superintendent reports the
mine and mil ~ working timely. Que hundred anu
thirty men ac hcing employed.
of development work were ACCOMPLISHED IN the Rob-
insOn Consolidated. he wOrk of grading at the
mouth Of the tunnel for the new ore waslcrs WAS
gong we'll. The pumps were dong effective
work. Additional pu;npllg machinery has been or
dercd. The general ASPECT Of the tunnel aud differ
cnt workings o. the nine was The same Is last
ported. tIlty men were Iciug employed.
The Summit Smelling Works II cn alIe) ara rap
idly pushing the construction Of thelr reduction
works
Aless1s. l.. D. Cortrght & Co., Of tins city have
Just concluded the purchase of the Gold Stripe
mine, of Plumas County, Cal. l hc Gold Stripe Is a
dividend paydg pe RayPF G h for +, G6e
per month with twenty-fUur stamps. lho
present milling capacity is To be Increased to thirty
nlue stamps, and the work of development vigOr-
ously prosecuted. The ore runs from $50 To $50
per ton. The result from the last cl leaning from
two days run was seventy OUNCES: 1t ~ expected
that the property will yield dividends under the
new management as heretofore. The Gold Stripe
will be listed shortly.
Very encouraging developments are being made
in the Bye-and-Bye mIne lOTO Baneo DISTRICT, Ari-
znna. The ore II averaging about $l25 per tou,
aud steadily improving IN qualify Us The tunnels
nes, one being in 600 and the other 800 feet. The
main shaft is down 100 feet. The cost Of mining,
melting aud smelling is abOut $40 per ton. Regl-
lar bullion shipments are now being made.
Eighteen bars of silver. valued at $14,o8 90,
were received at the Horn Silver office yesterday
from the company's Chicago reinery.
The superintendent Of the Lucerne reports thai
the msln shaft is down 80 feet. Tho quartz foruI-