New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

| SuDerlntcndcnt Bearce, Ot tpf IlIIic NtSnuIE,
! tclcgraphedN esterday that he shipped goo tons OF
ore the :lay before. The new superintendent,
| Mr.. HeTrcka was cXDccied at the mine on tuesday,
when the pTTrrtY would ~ turned ever 20 nm.
TELEGRAM from Icadylc yesterday announces
| that the " new strike IN the Annie is very encOur-
aging. now showing breast OF ore three feet thick.
| aVcIa,fnn $500 per TOM
| Tic Governing COMMITTEE of the New York Min
! ing St1cl; EXchan0c hns granted the petition 81
| those members who recently asked that unlisted
mining stOCk- might - lnc'uGcd IN tHe iist auHns-
| lied TO he dealt H. Mining stocks not rcgula ~
| listed NAV be called 10y request OF shareholders,
whether tho companies rs such make Application or
! rot provided thr stItus of the mining company -
! well known. Tie following resolution expresses
| the rullug of thc committee as annonnccd yescr-
| Gav u" NGOr,E That We lCr"by enlarge The nStins
~ stocks "n rryaie appIicaiHh nry"hH tue ,rr,Hr-
ton 10 Sircks dealt in ibcr Exchanges, adding
thereto such stocks dealt in at the tlnc y ihc Pn-
| lie shall pass the general luVcSf'gnfion Oh ihc
ComGli'tnO Securities. and h' reported 10 tbs
rommit'cc for l'stf z, onhe apDicat'0n of sha:r-
holders ul the TcSUrrl i've S.nrks roprrs hy hv"
members of the Exchange III each case such s;orks
tO be- list, suLjcc 10 being dropped from the lists
at the pleasure o. thc EXclang as lc-et1Orcn the
case of stocks listed from othrr markell.
The superintendent Oi the BOdle Consolidated re-
ports, March 2S regarding the new strike ~ THAI
mine: 1--WE reached our Fortuna vein with tlir
fourth level crescent on Friday and subsequent
work has developed fine ,dgo. the best M its ny
age quality. size and general Characteristics Lat We
have had since the incline lcIt the 5O-oot level.
The vcia If ahuut two feet widr, and a~sa's from
average samples taken by myself SlS0 !n gold aId
%lS m silver. IL ilH genera appearance the v ~
level" where il carried almost exclusively siV.r.
This new vein was 10 he Opened by driffs at once.
Work in other parts OF the mine showed no imper-
The frst rinzc from The first level of the IIul>il
Mine having been completed, another IS uow beng
sunk, and al depth Of hlteen feet, ol MaTCh -.
hai splendid showing Of mineral al! the way. u gee
north drift from the second station lad kept sicatlly
improving IN quality aud Gnanuly OF ore. Al iir
third station the north drf had iHly three feat of
fiuc mineral in the face. I Nr south drift. rom thC
third level. was still in two fe'' OF ore q! EOcl
quality. Everything aboa the innc vas loOAln-
TEc superintendent Of tie LDwland Chief tcc-
graphcd yesterday that IN No. shat
body nf sand carDnEatCs had hrcn srIlch. asNIy
50 runccS and that the bottom oG the hndy had tnt
been reached. From sha'f ~ dufi II hrIns
pushed toward the l!ig! land Chef.and oh Llrr'
body of low grade ore. Tnr mine looks lIOfc pr"iu~
ing thau at any previous tlinr.
ihe tunnel Of tie YayIpai Mine, Ar which
is being run ~ crOs.cui. VIII he driven 1919 ir"t.
veIus all 0f winch hayc hccn prospcri"1 at the
face. shaft il being 'nnS "n yep No. ! 30 sLiii,-
the tunnel at y depth Of ci-hiy ice! hi - shat
will also Ee sumk on vein NJ. > a drp;n OF 1873 T. rt
for the same pIrp0.c. AaOinrr tunnel wal be- rtu nI
vein No. l. o. hica y Twelve feet wide. and viii . III
mouth of the crnsscut tunnel, with plenty 4 wood
and W1tcr. where, when sufficient ore Is rXirart"d,
q Wcnty-S Iinp mill n 10 hr erected. The one Hfrr
ages abont %l9O per ton. Il" compaily llas 1o.Uup
shares Of stock in the treasury, OF which they
Offering 10000 shares al 81 90 for 4 working cap
itnl.
March % ought to interest those who have lnvcsird
III the cOmVany named: " IL was cheering SIGHT
yesterday to train of twelve cars loaded with
silvri-lcad bullion from the Horn silver Nine. The
consignment was valued at S2G OO4. When all the
new furnaces get under way this season. this will
be a sight which can BE- seen daily in Salt Lake,"
The face of the mouth drift from shaft No. III the
Little Chief which had been all IRON. showed on
March 81 streak of sand carbonate. M: cross
cut showed four feet OF sand carhOnat'. The Dly
shaft down 123 feet. Iho orr body ~ shaft
No looked partseullrly well. he north drift
from shaft No. 3 was idle, awaiting CONNECTION with
the Roberts shaft of the Chrys0litc. Total Ship
mcnts for month, j.17S tons. On April the nortn
Drift from shaft No showed three feet of sand
carbOnatc. The bottom of the connecting drift
with Roberts shaft showed sand carbonate in bot
Tie sonth drift from Chrysolitc No. T. showed as
finely March 81 rs on the day before. YultuTe
shaft WAS down 1874 feet, ~ feet from the hottoin
of which drift had been started west WINES
were to be sunk from the old workings to the new
nam gallery. Both faces III the west drift from the
new level from til" Pobcris Shaft were III fine orc.
Shipments ior the month 4,O74 tons. the largest
monthly product thus far. On April > the wines
to the new level were advancing rawdly and the
west shalt from the Eva shalt was "bctter." Ship
The superintendent Of tho King Bee repor,s. under
date OF March %, that be was not making good
hcadwaV - heretofore i'm sinking. on account of the
hardness Of the formation, bat tho country rock il
of the same favorable appearance, aud he thinks
the company "has q splendid mlnc"
The treasurer of the Mohlve Mining Company,
who Is n0w Inspecting the property IN Mineral Park
Arizona teegraplcd that they have fine
proper y, pd lut IbiifnWF CiHllu httfl-
mems frDn which average from - 900 to $40, 900
per ton, silver Mr. Cendoi's report upon the nine
l. favorable. On April 9 the new shaft on the
Baden wac down thirty feet with two feet ol ore,
ayeraqimg about $500 per ton. The FonranOy Nine
has two shafts OF eighty and ninety feet with tmn-
nc all III ore. The Baden tunnel aud shafts ar
also in ore from the surface.
The bonds OF the Moose Mining COMPANY have a
been taken by the stockholders, and tue superu-
tcndeut Will at once begin pushing work upon the
niue.
Tho superintendent Of the Iron Silver reports |
nndcr date Of March 81, that he horsr wim had
broken again, but, notwithstanding this, 100 tons
had been hOstcd \ small engine WAS soon to bc |
running The drift toward the surface III the |
Lime" Mine showed less mineral.
The Robinson Consolidated shipped on March % |
and 30, o. 800 pounds Of ore. Both stupcs were |
looking well. aud yielding from thirty TO forty tons
daily. Tie tunnel shaft was down rs feet. Five |
additional rOasters were III course OF construction
The heavy thaw Of few days previous had made |
the roads to Leadyllc almost impossible.
filming.