New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30

Ate'rorqp received Yesterday by NJ Chafre. of
the Little Pittshurc. from superintendent; B'aIcc
saws: or" in Ncv-Ntroyery improved iu quality.
Tledull on tlc Dive, Idle is now down go feet in
uusffz II Tire Little Chief re body keeps mp t.
present pitch vc wi. have TO go eighty feet further
Thr Lltic pitt-burg viii hoh y meeting a: noon
today.
The latest tcicrrams from Manager Palmer. of the
Anne. are to thc 'itci that on SATURDAY last nm,
r-il tons of mostly -rr1rd class ore were miu'd lie
$780,. that ~. .ocoau eva act po1i~c. nue develop
ru"ut. On tlr 1~fh nlnc toms ~ nr''-cas' ore worm
anout ~ 300 wore mined and the second contact IN
No shaft va. struck. the ole body being small but
'siiii.r.ntcudcut If the Tomb, tone Mil and
Mining Company iNU1"nal reports thht thr plHI'H-
tiou 81 thc toretanp mill for thc month oil fcD-
ruarv WIS $50 $50; expenditures TlI]oS; net
weld S22l9L lie started fifteen more stamps ON
the 2Oih ilc report, lbs tcic-IaIh that an ilnror-
taut strike ha, be- made m the 'ooJ Enough I"r
The Yankee Doodle ~naft ON the ubohat' I'M
NINE was down BIB icet ON The 2O,h ia contact
matter. The rock WI, fn.l OF iron amt looking
well. cv,fy Indication bong iaNoIab'". hc ,ip'i-
u,trn,lcut .ay.: Oar lorg pull % about dNcr'
Tho jew Potter Tunnel belonging 10 the %adre
Mining CoVpa"y .Ncyadal has encountered strong
seams of hig-vidc ore, ia the face, indicating tie
near approach t. "A Ledge. Work is beng pushed
10 the contact of lime and porphyrv. When 4 -
expected ihai rich oic will 10 found. II not found
oro,sc"t,ug VIII began on Tue large INA "a low
grade orc through which the t"Hnel has already
1b, euperinteudcnt If the Bulwcr Consolidated
reports on March > tina: the north drift on the
Ralston vein had gone 300 10 feet showing lodge
Of good ole three feet Wide. The south drui was
in 1!9 feet from tie tunnel, having two-ioot
l.dgc III. Stoacvall ledge was two feet WIDE.
the orc Was rich and ~ the slopes on the Rdlston
VEN the ledge Wa, four feet WIDE OF good mining
ore. Bar Nc. -, vaid", SlOOOO, the INST from the
Buiwcf- - .udard mi was shipped March -.
The east ,ro--cGt. 500foot level, of the standard
Eodi,l was IN 200 fyct from the shaft on March 2l.
'prni~c No = from tue +nuth dri' shows lcdgc n!H
feet wide at very rich ore. The upral>c from the
north drft shows q vein four ard h9li fec' Widc
Of good milling oo. The north driit ooo- GOT iGye',
II in 40 icct, showing lehge oil go"u lIllHuH
or. four feet wide. The shaft l.
III hard blasting rock. with no increase IN the How
of water. The slopes throughout m" illuc look ~
usual The ledge ~ the West Standard IS five feet
wide and iho Ghddcn vein al the stopping polni ~
| four ana halt ic~t WIDE. Bars Mo-. l22 and 1913.
| valued at 50 $50, have been sllpptd, making
| total from March Ia March - OF sos 1913
The Chry-oitc southeast of Shalt No. ) has "
feet of sand cal5onatc. Considerable tlnhcIIns i
! beng done. Professor Raymond inspected the Wlne
on the % i. taking measurements Tor lis estimates
Of ore. Shipments for March 10 %, 500 tons
Assays from the north DRIFT from shat No. IN
the Itiic Clcf show cd average oi 100 ounces ot
silver and 30 per cent lead per ton. on Alaich -.
The north drft from shaft No , was ri Il IN iron
| ard clay. aud that from shaft No. ! showing more
The Granville mine North Cardinal las produced
! ahOut 7.G0O cWt. of gold dust WITHIN the past
| two month, with the newest appliances. Improved
! machinery has been purchased AMI VIII soon he III
The face of the fifth level, north. in the Iron
Silver Mine Is now M fine ore. the drit connect
ING the lhId and lOurtheyel shows five leei OF Orc
! On the 2Oth the tour loastrI- of the Robinson
| mine had been completed aud we've beng filled.
| They have "A capacty Of thirty five tons each. On
the DIST the north stopc was Yielding good ore the
seam thckcnng aud dipping the S"nth slope Was
| improving carrying face of ore averaging eight
feet thick all Grst-cass. and some OF a very nigh
! grade.
The ore in the south drift os the Riverside mine
| San juan COLI has Widrncd - seven irrt and lte
oro s increasing in richness. The vein is true ifs
| sure.
The first official letter from the suprriml rndcnt OF
| the Spring Valley nine states that the $loOOO IN
! nugget gold, Tor which the cOllpsnv telcgral he'd
| In order To have on hand as specimens. had been
! converted into bullion. Changes which have been
made in he pipes expected To increase the next
| clean up by 1T least so 600, making II Tl21.OOO.