New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-31
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As vet no extreme violence has occurred among
the strikers at Lcadyie, though several shots were
fired Friday night at the lights on the Denver CITY,
The ChrysOlite and other mines are now IN atate
of siege All the suporintendeuts have united in
refusal of the demands Of the strikers. Yesterday
dispatches stated that Manager DAILY wall resume
work on the Little Chief tins morning with men
working at 50 per day. Complete preparation for
! has been made. Should the strikers venture
| nm attack blood will 10 spilled, rs Mr.. DAILY has
| supplied all tine guards with arms and instructed
tLein To uso them freely shoud necessity require
| The municipal authorities have secured al the
| available arms in Lendvilie and 1t Is not 0ehevtd
though they threaten to fight If an attempt - mace
| to work men under guard. The citizens OF Leaf
willie are evidently not in sympathy with tn, the
| strikers. The following special dispatch 10 HE
| TRIBUNE has been r., eyed: -,
"LrADyIILr. Col. NAV 30.-The backbone Of the
strike ~ broken. The ChrySoilte aud the Cniet re-
| si,tue work Tomorrow under guard. This VIII
bring the whole matter in controversy surely to an
issue and settle all di pute points nj once. beyond
filing occasional shots ut the night pckets OF the
! Chfysulie and Little Pittsburg there has Deem no
| disturbance" 30 49,. -, t
! of the American Mining Stock Exchange met sat
urday afternoon IN the new Board rooms. NO. Us
Broadway. for the purpose OF adopting tue bylaws
! framed By the Governing Committee ana approved
| bv the Mining Trust Company, ana In order 10 ar
! range other prclimma1ts. Mr.. George W. smiley
called the meeting TO Order and stated that the Tx
| ,u1I o'clock.
! The names of the stocks already listed and the
| namcs of the members were then read,
| after which the bylaws rs presented by
| the Governing COMMITTEE were ,atoptgG
Mr.. Smiley stated that while all sales would BE- OIL
! cally recorded members would NOT be required 20
| furnish them tor publications. Arrangements mao
been made print four daily editions OF the Official
! quotations and those members desiring TO arrange
for :he delivery of these reports at their One =
c,uld do so hv giving their names to Mr.. Robb the
recording secretary. The price OF subscription
would be- about tho. same as CHARGED Tor
! General Christensen then addressed the
members briefly. apologizng for the delay winch
had occurred IN the completion OF the Board rooms
| and predicting for the new Exchange a hghIy use
full and successful future. The first call viii be at
! 2 o'clock p. III. Tomorrow, and at o'clock the
| members will invite their hlends 10 inspect thelr
The total value Of silver bullion received in this
city saturday last by express from t1e mines vas
! ion received In Nrw-York during the week ending
| Nav 20 WAS S26520l, the gold shipments amount
Tie Dunderbsrg Mining Company will hold an
annual election tomorrow at their Offices, No. "
| Broadway.
| Caribou Consolidated Will be held Thursday next
| at the company's Office, No. 81 Broad-st. Aside
from the usual election Of trustees the stockholders
will consider the matter Of increasing the capital
stock of the company from $1,OOOOOO to
! 81, 800, 600.
tons assaying 132 ounces, and five tons assayng II
! ounces per ton. , 49, :,
dated, reporting under date of May "a, says The
stnton nj the first level In the Burt shaft was fins
| shcd to-day New machinery will be up and run
ming about June ]. limbcring Burt shaft proceeding
randy and will be completed i'll few days New
| pump Will be placed in Berry shaft Tomorrow 1t
has a capacity sufficient TO handle large bodies of
water nj depth of 800 feet As soon as this work
IL completed, sinking Oh the Berry shaft Will be re-
sun o l." , =, ,,,,
Chef Iron, ChrysOlite and Morning star mines for
the week ending MAY % was 600 tons.
The superintendent of the Climax reports having
gtruCl several rich pockets sOmO OF the ore giving
nlll-ruua ns high as 100 ounces per ton.
The total value Of SILVER bullion shipped from the
SiOimonl mine lltnh) during the month OF May TO
Development work on the Big PitLsburg is max
lnG rapid progress On every claim in the combine
ti0n machinery, buildings and sllatthOuses are be-
lug erected while on two " the claims several
Tic engine ordered for tho Lowland Chief ut
Irndyle has arrived, md will be placed in position
nj once. Work will then be resumed on the mine.
At the Alta Montana the smelter Is turning out
about 900 pounds of base bullion per day, repre-
scnting IN value aO0ut $3.50. The entire face of
the Williams tunnel - IN ore. The width of the
vein in not uscertained. President Wickes who has
for the past year personally superintendent work at
the mine Will come East soon and make his head
ounrtcrs in New-York. The officers of the company
Tcport that the indebtedness with which the old
corporation was burdened has been paid of, and
that the new corporation will soon be running on
dividend-paying basis.
At Crescent, Cal, on the 9th inst, the breaking
of ground for the new Green Mountain tunnel was
made the occasion OF considerable festvity. Sew
cral hundred people witnessed tho ceremonies and
partOOk of the banquet which followed. Tho
tunnel is intended to develop the mne
tO an immense depth, and will be pushed through
this Summer. new 60-stamp mill Is to be erected,
which, In connection with the 80 stamps now in use,
will give the mine awOrkng capacity Of % stamps.
The new tunnel will cut the vein on its incline, 600
feet below the present working tunnel. 1t is pro-
posed to make this new tunnel the main adit level
OF the mine. and continue It through the mountain
distance OF two miles, tapping the Kettle and Cal
edonia lodges underlying the property Of the Kettle
Gold Mining Company of New-YOrk The new mill
now being constructed will have 800 pound stamps.
When ore Is reached in the "Bidweli tunnel5 lust
opened, all the ore from the mine will DO taken
through that outlet.
The Chicago, Rock Island dRd Pacific Railroad Mn
iuq Rerie1 OF May snys: "The profits on gold and
silver mining since the discovery OF gold on the
Pacific Coast In 1s45, amount = over Is per
cent per annum. From 1871 TO 1877 the product
aggregated $3.50 000, 600 while the total value OF
ttrodfcad An Gha lIuikaa Htntea