New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-26
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For tie wecl, ending Nay Is So tons ot one were
Shipped from the l'"n S'ITcr. ia" "i. I"i% '1I
not paid for 1.4sS tons; Mas ore PAD i"i TOD i.'i
IepJlt ! $50 tons. replcentia9 in value 49,
The total aluc Of silver bullion shipped FROM Sal.
LAX CIV May 10 WE Sl1,;,G5.
During The wei, cu"iuQ Ma - u" 10 .us.n
CONSOLIDATE, ACCOMPLISHED tiurty 'cc' 80 d"1 lap
mont work in tii' different drifts aun
i levels. On Nay 70 the lover, level lunoel VA,
Vine. 30 fer.: lie 81" zig s'olb no
en-; winze 30 !cct the 20. isouil cros-'u W. ~
The George i. R.bcrty -naf vas dow, -
feet Th"rc were on the roa,trr- 23I ;o2, OF or;
on the dumps 1850 tons. FltN-dSc mcu Nr."
cirnloIei ANA ahn'ui 30 tpiis % OIc ~'tc ~ H."
Diff rent c.n,scuts awaiting oielIi p'" T.. y E"N
Inmu having q 2i-hnur cap city "i = - unn s"!''>
is hrii q erected, which VIII be- used III draining Ire
water from the soft ore st"prE.
The R-d EIcpha-' yrurd twelve tons 49,
ounces, net valae, 81 oG Nay -.
Or Nav 81 the Litti" hirf shipped - TONS, tn
largest sEIpmen tor one day ever ni1ur jf"LI iTi'-
Will.
The superintendent Of the NolIave Mining and
Milling Company reports hat the ore body ~ O."
Baden IlhprnTing IL qudii ana Wrcnh2 a. d"p'h
is attained. The man Sh1'' Is do"n s"vruty i"c'
tho ore At several points running as hgh n S''"'
per Ton.
Work IN the Bodic Bluff Consolidated during tn
naat week has been to cutting anon and making
necessary shaft repairs. Drifting north and south
on the Lucky ROdRc vein will soon be begun. ThIs
ledge viii hc thoroughly opened NJ before an,
Kiukead or Minnie
1t is stated that rich erik, was maze Nav -
in the Shamus OBricn (Frler HID so long filled
with water.
The Superintendent Of tho Denver CITY reports
the Wright shaft down 157 feet in soft pnrpL5ry.
In the Robert l.. Lee, adjoining, the con
tact was reached at dept4 {" lG3, ieef.
As this orc body has strong dip toward tn
Denver CITY, II is believed that the Wright shaft
viii cut pay mineral shOrtly. On the Qdadnlatcral
another claim owned by the Denver City Company,
he muiu shaft down III fret TN, In! IN
porphyry.
During the week ending Nay Il. the usual
amount Of development work was performed in the
Cmysotc The total May shipments to date of re.
port were 1862 tons.
The new blast shafts on the Spring Valley TIy-
draulic were exploded May "a. removing about 100
feet of bank. The remaiuIng 200 feet OF bank will
be removed by hYd ranc force, thus exposing the
Iich bottom graYcl5.
The Little Chief Mining Company yesterday paid
q dividend Of per cent on the capital stock.
The Climax Mining Company paid cash dividend
yesterday of 80 cents pr share.
Favorable reports received regarding progress
Mt the Holland and Alta mines AiizOunl. The main
shalt on the Holland ~ now down 80 feet, with the
bottom in carbOnateB and sulphurcts, averaging
about $40 per ron. Eighteen hundred tons of ore
were on the dumps i e tblrty-tOn BmelteT which !
is on tho way 10 the mine will be
in operation about August 1, when bullion will be
steadily produced. 1t Is stated that sufficient de
velopment work has been performed to prove the !
continuity Of the vein the entire length Of the |
claim. At the Alta. work will sOOn be resumed in |
Tic mHlU SHIRT, WHICH is now uONn llO lttb III |
good milling ore. running rs high az $500 per ton |
The Green Mountain Gold Mining Company, yes !
terday, paid cash dividend of 7l2 cents per share
Development work on the different properties
owned by the Ncw-IorlC aud Palmetto |
Mining Company, in Palmetto District (Ncyada), |
is making favorable progress Work on tho |
Grimes and Spanish mines IL being pushed yRor-
Ously, with good results. On several CLAIMS ore |
running 300 per Ton IS now being taken out. The |
company are negotiating for other rich properties IN
the district.
The Sir Rodcrick Dhu will begin work Oh their |
new Wine shaft as the estimates received.
which will DC in "A few days. The shaft will be
sunk from the lower level on the Dead
wood side. cutting tho orc body pene-
trafed by the diamond drill. At the |
point where the shaft will interscct the vein.
The orc assays 50 per ton. The cost of mining and
milling will not exceed 81 so per ton, which in-
sures q profit Of So per ton. Resident Director
Boyle is now il charge Of affairs at tho mine the
services Of tue superintendent having been dis
pensed with on account OF unsatisfactory perform
luco OF duty.
dispatch from Pork City, Utah, received last
night by the Empire Company, says: " Water all
Dnt; pump working finely; will start crOsscuts to-
morrow. William MacKay." This means cross
,uttng the vein to the pay streak au the 800, and
.rOsscmtting Mt the 400 To the vein.