New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
SAN FRASusco. Friday, LAY %, IA

Tho situation at Leadville T. substantially nm
changed. Thursday. morning the striker, under
made written demands Of Manager Dhir,
they being the same as stated III N'stcr-
days TRIBUNE. At q meeting Of super
mfendents, il was unanimously resolved 10 ma ke
no concessions. Official disrat chcs were Yesterday
forwarded from the offices of the Little Ccf, ChIys-
ote Annie and Iron Silver IN tins city, lustfuctiuR
their snperintcnd"nts to protect property 10 the
best Of their ability, and make no CONFESS nns
whatever. The general opinion Is thar the hiiihe
will end IN few days, as the different cOmpanre
are determined TO mako 10 compromise. Many OF
the strikers are already showing signs of weau
beng divided among them>clves, Inc several orc
producing MINES are well guarded III he interest OF
the owners and no scrous outbreak IL anticipated
At late hour Yesterday afternoon II was currently
reported that the strikers nave taken possession 9"
and Hooded the ChrysOltc mlne IhlS TCport, how
ever. lacks confirmation.
"LEArvIiLS, COL. May 28.-The strike continues.
though the nun Der Of strikers Is considerably L.
olitc, Chief and Little PttsburR buildings are for
tfrd and TedOubts are built up on the uunus COM
handing every line of access. No yio-
lcnce, except of lanp &C. has been used.
Threats are mado 10 stop tho pumps, ana
any attempt tJ do so VIII brlnV about collision.
meeting OF business men i called tonight to wLich
TIE strikers Invited. IL is sill probable that
there will be no disturbance, aud that The result
will he mainly delay and INCONVENIENCE at the
mines and q loss of tpc t. the miners. The strikers
began at the ChrySOhte mIno and spread rapidly to
all mines III the camp The true cause II at pres
ent unknown"
The total value of silver bullion received in this
city yesterday was $3S,744
Annie ore shipments NaY 20 wcrO sixteen tons
frst-class ore and tweny-iOur tous second. Value
$1,000.
the average daily output of Leadvllc camp for
the week ending May % was 800 tons.
The Silver Cliil hampllng works have contracted
to dispose of the taIlinRs Of the Silver Cliff Mining
The superintendent of the Durderberg reports
that during the week ending Nav % the different
OH H.
machinery began running MAY 20, and was work
ing satisfactorily The output was being stcaiilly
increased and the quality OF the ore continued up
To ITS usual standard. FUHr six hour shifts were
being employed. The proceeds for May shipments
TO date of report amounted TO %{.743.
Tie superintendent OF the Denver City mine,
about a mile from the ChrYsOllte, teleRraphs that
the strike has In no way ntcricrcd with operations
at the Denver City. he last stretch Of tmbcring
is being put into the Wright shaft winch is now in
pOrphrIy. Ii IS believed that the pay streak will
be cut in few days.
Three hundred and sixteen pounds Of silver
bullion yesterday shipped from the Silver Cliff
mine 20 tho New York Office.
The Rcd Elephant shipped May 81 3 tons Of orc
asSJYing 1JG ounces, AID ten tons assaylng fifty
two ounces per ton. Total value $500.
On May %, the main shaft Of the Wlnrehago and
o. Is. Mining Company was down 2G7 feet, having
twenty-five feet to 90 before reaching the third
level. The west wall of the shaft was carrying 4
goOd One-fOot vein. ! he wiuZe from the FIRST level
was down ten feet in good ore. Everything was
Total ere shipments from Little Chief for Mon
dav. Tuesday and Wednesday were G27 tons. Total
May shipments 20 20th, BIB tons.
Shipments from Salt Lake CI!y May % were eight
cars Of Horn Silver bullion, valued ~ SIS, 900 and
five of Ontario bullion, valued ut So 1888 30
The total value Of silver bullion shipped from Utah
during the week ending MAY % was %lU0,7GU ST.
At the works Of the Robertson Electric Ore Re-
ductOn Company. forty-eght ounces Il silver wcro
yesterday obtained from i've pounds of chloride
silver taken from the Imperial mine Globe Dis
trcii, Arizona.
j. A. Macpherson, secretary Of the Ranpahauuock
ltug Ea1 F,I1,,
letter from the superintendent, dated Nav 2J: -
have TO report excellent progress in urundcrgrouud
work and developments. On the lower (2dl level
the tunnel Running north is IN 102 feet from the
shaft. and SO feet III south from the shaft. The
tunnel upon the upper level is being extended be-
yOnd the 200 terminal point. We are also connect
ing the two levels by ra'sc from the lower level
Tho vein at the several points is of good average
size u tectl and shows well III free gold. The dam
ut the mill was flushed in good time. Milling the
ore will begin about June 10. Several hundred
tons of good ore are on the dump"