New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

| FRAN~IsCo, Oct. In consequence of the
| demoralizrd condition OF the wires since tuesday
! night | have been unable 10 send dispatches.
| Judge Scllcy, with friends iron New-lork and
| Richmond. Va, returned from Arizona ON luesdY
ereat o. pleased with the mining outlook in that
| Territory hey are now trying to negotiate with
| pruciDalS here for eleven mines IN the Patagonia
| Mountains near the llarshaw District. Jour Tucson
correspondent telegraphc op Friday night that the
! purchase HAD been made for N00OODO.l
! some new dnds are reported IN Arizona, near the
| Mexican line forty miles south OF Tombstone.
Tne strike on tue III level OF Coatenuon -
| proving OF great Importance.
| Ills has beau an uuevenjful week in the Com
stOci1s Fluctuations were slight, aud no news Of
| Improvement IN Union Or elsewhere Following are
| the late assessments NeW-Yorll and Belmont. 10
cents each Mono 30 cents Mount PO,0sl. - cents
Justice quoted delinquent Thursday % cents (;
T. iley ana Bcivldtre quoted delinquent - and 40
e. IFS respectively. Eureka yesterday declared It's
regular dividend The Grand Prze mil IS closed
for want of ore.
Ir.pvlLLE. Col Oct I7.-Little Chief uncovered
All AS openings including the Daily shaft, on
Thursday. CnIA solite shaft No. /, the Roberts
shaft and the Colorado Chef shaft have also been
oueged. Over these shafts large chimAeys have
been built. The blower in the Roberts SHAFT
was ,arted on Friday. and is rapidly driving out
the smoke and gas Ii seeos impose be for the men
to work In these mines, AZ the smoke hangs III he
drifts The gas has extended TO Little Pltt3burs
and driven the men from No. workings. 1erIick
te,r. tie fire still shoulders but Rocker believes
it's txtinguIshed Ii Is impossible 70 tell vet.
examined the DunNn mine on Friday. \ hne
ore body fifteen feet IN thickness, has been dscoy
100 tcct south from the MAN Sl2it IN uilll
coming from the west, where there is a large amount
OF uudeyelOped territory. DRIFT as now being
RAPIDLY run from tue shat 10 connect with the
mentioned The Matchless mlne next east, has
driven double drift two sets of tlmbcTs in her gnt,
To DuukIn iIue thedst from the main SHAFT, winch
exposes theTe breast of ore eighteen feet thick.
The Dunkln cleared over $4,000 IN September, Is
dong equally well at present, aud Will soon DC able
10 increase ITS out pat.
The Robert f.. Lee has increased its production 20
an average OF seventy five tons per day.
Harker has started up work on the Carbonate
mine belonging 10 the Leadyille Company. The
,nine has heretofore been leased TO the wcrkmen,
but mas now started the cOmpany's account.
Twenty ms OF good ore were shipped Ola Monday.
A four-foot body OF hlgh-grade ore has just been
struck In the SILVER Cord Combination az a depth
ot $50 feet and 10 feet north from the shalt A. Is.
Iitchued, manager, has found tins below the
former workings of the mine. Ore Is being Slapped
regularly. W. W. Neghy, attorney for the Silver
Cord is now here. lie represented the company IN
DENY er on Thursday last, ana succeeded IN having
me suit OF the silver Wave agt. SILVER Cord dis
missed which leaves the latter company Tree To
work IT'S mines.
Van Wagenen, of Annie. says the mino is improv-
ing.
gam works will start by the 2Oth instant twenty
four furnaces are now running Ia the camp and all
are we'll supphed with ore. lnere has been heavy
sno,y orm for tho past two days, winch renders
ihc roads bad and hinders the hauling OF ore.
SILVER CLIFF. Col. Oct. 1.-THE Daily Frospeo.
nuhI,sheg AN account OF the discovery OF a new
body IN the Bull-Domingo mine. at depth OF go