New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
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inc Cni,9tso touyru!I"l 3di";ln~ a'i th''. i". 80
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NOISY.
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S5:}15I 80. \ shipment Of gold wa also received
Icur.>r niing ia vIlu" : l,2IG.
h, >rrriiiictt'nt OI tli" south ll" Ili',r Cali
f,rl, ir.raIapl, that the vein rice. iiy al "u t-
I3O-luo! level Is nov four ir'I wide ara itNGly
TI,. ArZona NI.xcau mil Glolr. District lr.,m
working Mack Morris ore june /.
At the anirlai election oi the Dund' rb.iG Mining
Conn ans all the ,cIs of the previous year "cI'
The total value of silver bullion slprcd from salt
Like City May - was $S,22G ~
The Ealbrc ~ Walker silver Vine Of silver
| Reef, U'ah. was purchased Yesterday 10y trvcIal
prominent Ncw-lUrk Capialitta. ih" purcniS' r,
have had option on The property Tor several
months. which expired Jnn' !. me ~" lst Of
February the mine has prudurcu iGi. 10 worth of
| mlllini and Is CONSIDERED hY the expert who cX
ahmed II III the interest Of the purchasers To be-
ON, of the ~, ~ valuable mines in the district.
The advance III wages demanded by the LPaGviilr
strikers would aggregate taking the cniIr" dr.
tTIct, nOtic; tIHn lOUU per day, 81 Tl&OOOO per
In the Moose mine Uioorado), n rich ore holy has
| been struck i'll tunnel No Z, aSsaylng 100 Ouncrs
RE new Concentration bcing erected Mt the Bas-
| sick mine sill Dc completed early III July.
The superintendent If thc Central Aroma reports
that gig miles of piping have been complete and
| that the work is making progress at the rate of
| 2,10O feet per daY.
The SILVER Chll stamp mill. the largest at present
In the camp is tuning night and day, and ;ccnTd-
uTf a TCDOft, ~ Il 1luE Il good business
| Colorado smcltcrs are apprchrnsIvc of Il strike
among Their wOrklntn.
15O-fopt level IN the South Monday wao down Sc
feet with the tOtom in solid ore. Daring ID, week
ending Nav ~ tie north drift from tine level
has advanced twclvrtr feet through good mineral
formation, the DRIFT having an ore facing feet
wIdr and 40 hanging wall III sight.
The result of the iiIst Ccau-up If the BunanZa
Chief Gold Mining Company tMonnua) was received
at the New York office yesterday, ia the snap. OF
gold hrlck weighing 202 ounces, representing in
value $500 -. ne new tunnel winch rs being
Iuu to strike the or. body 1T greater depth is ca
prctcd to cut mineral IN fcw days. rs Tie th;rac-
ter of the formation Indicates close profanity To tHr
| ledge.
Recent ASSAYS Of ore from the Alta Montana give
| 1870 aild 100 ounces of silver per ton.
The new refinery of the ii0rn SILVER Mining Com
pany AT Chicago Ii now treating $4,000 worth of
base bullion daily, or about 'hirly tons.
A Telegram received yesterday afternoon from
Mr. Daily, general manager oiS the LATHE Clnc,
says: " shipped SeVrn Y-iVe tOuH yesterday LJInc
y. All quiet, and anlcipatG 40 further trouble
Expect 10 luu iuli force hpOll."
The new station at the bOttcm Of the main shaft
in the lIOdic Bluff Consolidated has bccn COM
plrtrd, and drifts have been started north
and south. On May II thc north drift was
III II feet. the ledge being compact aud
of good charactci. giving good ASSAYS. lluriu0
tho week cnGImg MAY u the south dIIfi was ad-
vdnccd Is feet, the character OF the being sub
stantialy the same III the north DRIFT ihc rock
WAS breaking well and rapid prosrcss beng
made.
Latest reports from the I4uccrnc mine Colorado
state that the main shaft IL down A. feet, the ore
body at the bottom being II inches III width. AZ
depth attained this quartz II Is expected, Will be
suIerScdcd by a regular vein OF mineral. Three
eight hour shifts being employed aud general
development work is making fine pr0arcss.
Duiihg the week ending May % the usual amount
OF de veiOpmcnt work WAS performed at the Sncra-
mento Tho ledge in the October continued up TO
its usual standard. The Lark VINE was being
cleared of water preparatory 10 drifting east and
west. 1t Is expected that these drifts will open up
very rich ore. The slopes in the west October drtt
were still yielding well. and good was also bciug
taken out of the Barney SLOPES. Work in the stOp-
ing ground west of the Lark tunnel being Wig
oronsly pushed. and the usual shipments were
made.
The Bullion Mining Company has levied an as
scSsnent Of 81 share