New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
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RID Iihr I'D Cic~' Mnns con!p,ny. Of cnr.y
County, C.iora4p. WIS "!eal'zni - ', tI', civ "i,
Saturday. with Il capital "i SlpOhnpr divri'd
Tr.,idcnt. lie lIon. A. =. X Sne,rd; vt.-I'iror-
dent j. T.. Ii yrrr icc,rjy. 4. H. GIiari tra,.
ufoi,' VI. T.. Hatch: manager in Cpo-
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AND BECK r. l"iN"r'. the lrinrliml "iiir' Is a. w.
10 Broadway. IA' m"lwriy If f!r colupauy con-
900 Of auri;rrou- gravel dep rli~ ~
tending "isfa:r" I'll one nir ana = iaif along c
San Migar River, with water IIahts. .ludeiug
from work alrcady done, wha is scon>I.icI'r! u oW
estimate places the average icll ai abou; II per
cubc yard Of gravel. The coIpanv intends to pnt
M al one" tw" "gians' capablr of washing from
1000 t" 800 cubic yards pr day.
Til" snl. rinlcHdcnt Of the Spring Valley Iiv-
draulic God Company rcporis unlrr date ~ March
II, hat hr would on 1lr mrNf day begin work on
powerful IL M,.If
to br put un 10 Facilitate WORK among inr heavy
hngdris of the bed rock. He s.ys: " The recent
ccam-up of the old company before surI,n.rr-
lng possession. aggr"gailV HlO1.OnO IN gnII bar.
besides several thousand dolia;s in black gold
viScoloTcd by lradl riilst snrprIsc cvcrNbody." a
hard hnc ccmrnt CROPS on; in MANY places III the
bedrock, and i; is thought This can be crushed and
made 10 pay richly The superintendent pIuDO,,s
to follow Ills instructions from the home office, and
"pn>h ahead such WORK rs Will produce immediate
re IIlts."
President Wright, Of the Denver City Cousoli-
dated n"advIilci. hls rrc"Iv"d report from The
superintendent dated Marc! 20. The old Denver
CITY" shaft, which was sunk 27J feet by the for
mrr O%nriN. f0uud tu ie too small and is briag
cnlaTgcd from 3AG feet to 5Xf0 feet This work
WAS completed 10 Il dtpth 0l lO1 feet. and il 10 be
finished b. May 10 10 the bottom, winch ~ in
iron and supposed TO b. near HE orc-vcin. The
shaft on tl,' S"amus q liricn clam sunk to
depth of BIZ feet. and tn contact Is supr0,cd Ia
be about 40 ier dr~pcr. \ ven Of low grad ore
was cut at II depth O. 20 feet, upon which drifting
has been hegnn. The shaft on the QuadrliatciaI
cai1., when is 5xlO feet. was down iJl icr!. and
being pushed with three shifts. II is expected to
srIkr the ore at IL dcpth of 200 feet The 'Wrigit"
SHAFT 0ii the northern part OF the Denver CITY ann
is opposite the Il, T.. Lee Nine and WIS dawn 73
feet. THIS shaft is three compartment. OKLA feet.
Il is expected 90 cat til lrc ore body at 800 feet.
The superintendent says: You can RELY ON &C. ting
some very valuable l'adycs OF rch mineral when my
p'ans are carried Out."
The small snelter Of the Alta Montana rhine ran
$500 IN bullion in four days alter iiring IIc
Elrge 2-iOn Sinclter was To he started again ON The
"1n,' hH tunnels we're ail III orc on the Alta VEIN
IN tIc Iron Silver on the 2Sli the n,w i,ut.ih
level showed very lne breast of ore will uriii,'r
loot nor hanging wall i'll sigh. The main nud
horti ,nciIncs were being pushed down IFhr man,
.uhne lh the Rock" looked well-thc tntaI shi,
ments % ore to March 2S, were O.i5 tons u H.;
uay noth lnchncS were III hard blastiur rorl ,nd
Mwork Ihu been stoppcd on the jOurih o,rl G,, III
leNris on account of inability to handle ,i,, ',
r'; ,,c nui,dicd tons sinpIcd on Frid.u
.. Inc Croweli Go!d Mining Coinuanv Nnr,h ff;i
nnal nave received Il report upon ti,rr ,, ,,ua'-
from Nil IL NJ Eanlcs, who has lust Innd,' - I'H h.H
0Ggh examinations. Upon the ledge wi,"i -; d nor
" dcfiucd for long distance the co,nno,,, rlr
shafts, 80 GD, 80 amd 30 feet r,snrSti, S ir
which considerable quantities Of nold ba3.' lnl @
taken by former Ow.tT. The opinion is "v,V prV
mat by running drifts and cos.cus Tina p,rii' ,ii"u
OF the properly can readily be made proIit,,,,n
An IN open cut. 1G ieet wide. SO fneii
uesp ana 250 feet long. has been run in n he'd e.
soie goiu-bcaring ore, which can be Inilcd fnr "
pr Ton and made to yield an average OF from xi -
Tio, sciecicd portions running much higher A
aIEe portion OF the territory can be- adyantageo,sy
wo.hcu h Dy means of open cuts. The placer drposifs
OF 'iio company, covering several hundred acres
hie INV yielding, with the ordinary hand-rocker
M avcIage OF 80 cents per cubic yard. The repori
advises anat water DO taken from the Yadkin River
which can De done at small expense, that these
placer deposits may be worked OH a large scale
When the gSld-benring ledge is further develoned
fhe opinlsa y Expressed that 10 stamp-milt will
Tbe RDbhscn Conpalidatcd ahipned e0 40
peantb OF cfs on tho 2Gth nh Tho heavy sror1n