New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24


The adjourned meeting ofrhe trustees ofthe Little
Pittsburg was held yesterday at their office, No.
| 10 broadway. A general discussion Of the stu
Gtion was INDUCED in. bat no definite action was
agreed upon further than that development work
! sbould be vigorously pro.ccutcd. The Board Will
meet again today rs there was not full attend
| ancC yesterday.
4 TELEGRAM received by Dickinson Bros. dated at
Bodie states that tho standard mine shipped yes
te,day 900. 800; the Bulwer $1,000; and the
I{odic $500. The bOnauZt IcdEc III the
STANDARD unralse on the 10G-fuot Lowell Is found 10
he scyenty-.ight feet wide and r,h Every
thing is looking well at the mines.
The bullion shipments tIom the Storm0nt Tor
February agercgat, $4,000. The shipments thus
/ far for March amount To go coo. ana the yield
/ for the month Will probably reach S4J.OtO Inc
| mine is delivering q ont 100 ions dHil' mos OF
| which is beng taken from the Buckeye calm, the
/ average hoinG about p ounces per ton
The February Iuu Of bullion from thc Horn silver
| oycrag.d 1JD ounces. the March returns thus Tar
! received average 40 ounces. Bnlion is bciag
stacked at the sincltcr. which viii not be shippcd
until the completion OF the railroad About 5000
ions are calrIucd and ready for the smcltcr winch
reduces from twenty 10 thirty ions daily Large
0uantii:cs Of ore still accumuatEg IN the ore
! houses aud in piles On,si lc.
The machinery Tor the Standby GO-stamD mill
il all on the ground, and Will ne III operation crush
! ing ore hy Aprll -. There are from 5000 10
| 10000 tons of ore on the dump and this. with the
ore already opened or IN sight. Viii be sufficient
for several years work. II has been found by recent
|
| the Moro and Como VEINS on the south
! he Dunderberg is still trying 70 make Roadway
against its large accuInu ailohs OF ore. When the
iigs are up, probably by Apul To- nitY tons per day
! can be concentrated the remainder being sent 10
the smeltcrs. The ore averages from forty to nifty
| ounces per ton.
pushed The extreme bottom Of the mlne toward
| the Tucson shaft IS IN good ore; the mineral
waves up, and they have commenced TO drive
straight for greater convenience III working. Tho
| Opk SURVEYORS
| mt work on the map. liking nearest points for
connection with north incline. The face of the
fifth level north j. III fine ore and the connections
from the fourth 10 the third level show hve ieet OF
| good ore.
| A dispatch from Tombstone, Arizona. TO eX-Gov-
| ernur Stafford states that the Corhn mill started
| March -. working ore from the Toughnut nine.
! The bullion yield Is good and the mine Is looking
| splendldly.
The latest from the Chrysoitc is to the effect that
the new station - thirteen feet advanced on the
west and ten feet the east of the shaft with fine
| ore on both sides All the iHces are doing well.
| Fory-fyc tons from the new station on Wedncs-
day last yielded at the rate Of 1888 per ton, net.
| One hundred and clghly-iOur feet have been driven
| since March l. wo hundred and eighty tons were
| shipped on Tuesday and Wednesday. and yesterday
| 1I6 tons Professor RAYMOND visited the mines
! again on Monday. The new station III The Roberts
shaft il finished, and drifts have been commenced.
The total amount of cash received from sales of
ore during the month of March aggregates
| $lG1,0GG II.
graphcd yesterday: " Work in tunnel and shaft
! Producing richer ore than ever before"
| The West drift Oh the third level of the Winnie
| bago and o. X. is now in 50 feet Stopping
! in large vein of very fine ore continues on the
| third level The vein III slope and second level ls
fully five feet wide and shows great deal OF first
| class ore. Machinery was shipped from Denver Oh
| the 9th and will probably be running by April l.
| The stopes between Nos. and crOsS-cuts north
| of the main incline In the Robinson Consolidated
| are giving some splendid OXldlZed Ores and the ore
streak has widencd Ia Two feet. lie tunnel Is now
| In 2Sl feet. The new machinery Is working well.
Forty 40 tons of ore were received at LeadVil %
from the mine oil Sunday and slXiy-tlree tons on
| Monday.
On March II one-half tho face Of the north drift
| from shaft No IN the Little Chief consisted of
| sand carbonate and galena The fuce OF the main
| level north from shaft No 3 still showed iron and
clay both WINES showing iron and galena. Total
| shipments, March l TO IT: l,T3O tons. The old
workings IN shaft No. being extended, have dcyel-
Oped body Of good ore. assaying from 100 70 800
ounces per ton. Shipped 10 smelers, GO tons March
| % and mailed 30 New-York office, $50, 900.
| Tho superlni ondent of the Red Elephant CLEAR
Creek Coll who has just arrived OF the mines, tel
eWaphs that from thirty to forty tons per day OF
! 150-Ounce can be guaranteed. lie probably re-
TO the Boulder Nest mine, from which considerable
| rich ore is now being taken. The ore Is hauled a
quarter of a mile to Lawson, and there sold to the
| snelters for cash. Within a month this company
| expects to have 800 men employed.
| Two of the four men who robbed the treasure
| captured. The gold brick belonging to the Durango
| Company has not been recovered, but the express
company Will pay its full value upon proof OF loss
| The " ironclad in which the bullion was being
transported broke down. and II was being carried In
4 an ordinary country wagon.
The ore from the ten-ioOt ledge cut In the TUNE
ut the seventyve foot level of the Barcelona mine
| averages S175 per ton.