New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-A well equipped COM
pany of miners under command Of Major Richards
left here to-day TO prospect portions OF Arizona
heretofore untouched. During the past week TIE
bullion recepts were Northern Belle $24. 100
Noondny $14, 200; Standard. $25.397; lip Top.
$27. 1888; Consolidated Virginia, So7.3OOO; Eureka
Tucson, A. T., July 2S.-The 19O-foot levels be-
ing run the 1oughnut, connecting the Wine at a
depth of $50 feet. each III good carbonate ore.
S lver Cloud aud Mary A.. in Dragon district have
struck rich ore at twenty and sixty feet respectively
Samples of ore from the drift III the Emeline mine.
Globe district, at depth of sixty feet, give assays
of S47S per ton the pay streak. which Is twenty
inches wide. The working shaft on Mexican nine.
Globe district 200 feet deep. will be pushed to 400
feet as as hosting works can be erected. Six
wagon loads of machinery for Clifton copper mines
arrived to-day.
BED Rock. A. T.. July 2s.-The pay streak in the
Valley Forge mine has widened 10 three feet, and
q new stamp mill is being erected.
IN this ISSUE of THE TRIBUNE there appears a
statement addressed 10 the stockholders OF the
Chrysote Company by the secretary. The publ
cation is timely, in view of the runors which have
been afoat during the past few days. Never per-
hap5 since the mining industry obtained foot
hold in NewY0rk has there been so persistent
and determined an attempt to break down a STOCK
rs in the Of ChrvsOle within the past ten DAYS
Nothing has been lett undone to brighten tmid
stockholders, and the secretary's statement, # II
does not reassure them, will at least show that,
whatever others may have done, the largest stock
holders in the property have not lost fa,h. Ii may
be that ruinors which can be traced 10 no trust
worthy source will have more weight than the un-
broken line of reports from eminent engineers and
EXPERTS which is presented, but time for doubling
Ought to begin when some conflicting report, duly
authenticated, has been made.
Chrysohe shipped fit ght tons on Tuesday.
Sixteen bars OF bullion, valued at $17,273 %.
were received in this city from the mines yestcr-
day.
Annie shipped thirty tons OF first and secOnd-class
ORE valued at So, 800, on Tuesday.
Red Elephant shipped 10 tons second-class ore,
assaying 1O7 ounces, and % tons concentrations.
assaylng so ounces. to mill on Monday. Fifteen
tons were shipped TO the cOncentratOr on tuesday
mill receipts for that dav over 81 700.
The superintendent of the Placer Gold Mining
Company, Oregon. reports the net result of two
weeks work at 81 800
The offices of the Little Chief Company have
been removed to No. 1877 Broadway. Mr.. Earle
Is now secretary. ! his mine shipped 3J3 tons on
Monday and Tuesday.
The Sullivan silver Mining Company have just
completed the first quartz mill ever erected in the
State of Name. Bullion will be produced in few
days.
The Allied mines are putting in full supplies to
work 100 men Tor year, and the mines will be
worked 10 their full capacity during the coming
Winter Four of the claims have 2OO-0unce ore.
and il is stated that their product Will be 100000
per month as tull stopping ground is Oh
tanned.
The following dispatch was received at the office
of the North Hite and Yosemite YESTERDAY: :" sur
veys ordered extracting fourteen tons daily; aver
age assays, $40 per ton"