New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
weak at both Exchanges are officially reported at

S79 9G0 sharee ,..;no
In another column will be found an interesting
report on the Boston Consolidated mine, oy me
B0aie agent of the Mining Associated Press. = 10
report shows that the mine has been IcEeiopeu ~
thorough and scientific manner. Work - i noW
advancing on the 500 level, and the north nrii.
which las been driven 500 feet Oh tile footWali 10
the vein, is expected from the present .o main
ledge within few feet. The workings nave OK
posed large bodies Of fair milling win occ'sio o
seams of high grade ores, and the OPINION s Lead
pressed that the mine will become one OF the ieau
ing nullion- producers on the BOdle LODE .;o
The superintendent of the Fannie Barrett mine
S 0E1sG ny soS nsFe
cross.cut fifteen feet southwest from main smart AZ
depth of 1O2 feet cnt nam YEN Oh ore n9 ,a 81
higher than any yet found. This gives loZ IeeI VI
solid ore and doubles the ore-reserycs. assaylng an
available amount of ore in sight aggregatng I%ooo
TONS"
Tic superintendent of the Standard Company tel
egraphs that the January product OF the mihe Was
$207. O50 "a. -.
Al official telegram received in tins city on sat
nrday, announced the shipment Oy express Hum ~
Leacvillc Of one bar gold bullion weighing IL
ounces the product of y tons OF ore from the Ner
Boy mine.
moved to the Boreel Building. o,, No.,
The second annual meeting of the Standard CoIl-
soidated Company (Bodiel Will be held to'uay, az
which the annual report of the experimenting WIN
be presented. The report promises to be an eiaoo.
rate and satisfactory. one. The superlntendent
writes the vice president. under date OF January
"a: "The different ore breasts never looked better
Mt any time sIuce work was commenced in the mine
On the 500 level, the lowest point from when any
ore has been extracted, the ledge shows inc same
body of that we have been 50 successfully woIk
ing OH the so level, b1ing about fifteen fest wlue
Although we have not cut through to tile hapging
wall ut any place this level, the ore mere "
OF very good quality. On the 385 level the
north drift has been extended nearly 10 tue h4Ith-
ern boundary line showing continuous ore Dehy
for the whole length OF the north and sOutn hTiits
over 900 feet. This body of ore has been tn0T,
ough,y pro>pccted by upralses 20 the height OF "uO
feet, and b. WINES TO the depth OF Z5O teeI OH ne
incline of the VEN to the 6O0fOoC level. The 800
level 10 now Thoroughly tlU.bered and IN sDlch-
lid working shape In my annual report shall inr-
nish medsurluCenta etc, aud Will endeYOr as near
"a possible to give full estimate of the amount ol
ore place, aud "A full dcscrpton of the different
work that has been performed daring the year ana
at present going Our vertical shaft has reschcd
the ,0OD-npt level from which we have started an
east cr0sscut IN very favorable f0ru'atob'
The following i1ining companies fled articles "i
incorporation ut tho County Clerks ONCE IN tais
city during the past weeki
The Gardncr Mining Company; capitalist 100000;
general mining business "a summit County, Col.
Irustecs-OlIver H. Gardner William GARNER,
George Gardner, Richard W. Myers Il. ]. Hitchcock,
A. /. Smith, &. II. Fowler. Allen NJ JARVIS aud
David Thornton.
Holy Cross Mining Company; capitals 900;
general E:lnlnR business III SnmI,it Co., Col.
r'1stees-lienIy CGmmns, John CnmIin = Henry
i. Fan5hawe John j. > Safely, and John j. Hi.
tiayIiIle Mining Company: capital, $2O0,00O;
gel,trai mining business n Lost Mining District,
Lawicnce Co., Oak. lrustccs-D. Webster Greene
Wright, J. .. SlawSon. A. q. hrowcr and Harris
HOyt
Tabor Mine Company; aap.tal, e 300, 900; gen
cra mining business, in Lake Count, Col Trustees
Horace A. ~. Tabor. William II. Lowell, George
+. Chapma!i. WIN. H. Bnsil. John q. Steven: Spen-
Ger {. latt aid Drake DeKay Office. lew York.
The Franklin MimnG :! Indicate capital, : .OGu;
general rllnlug buslneSs N Colorado. New. Mexico
aud Arizona. lrustoc,-,JUSrph II. FranHlln. Wit
With Il. Ca.-. Samuel k. Earle. Charlie, Wendell,
krus l.. Franklin. John W. Blake and Lewis j.
lirn!crs"n
Centennial Mining Company. Of Aravaca: capital,
S2Uu,nuU; genera. mining hnsncSs III A:aTaca Da-
trct. ia County, iiz. Trust ices n. ]. DAVIS, r.
II. Cook, Henry r. Lounshe.y, frank S.cpard. y.
sutton, L. j Graves and ihiip W Holmes.
Flrt, consolidated Mining Company; capital.
7 90. OOI; general mining business in Eld"radO
Conntl. Ca. TIIStcc,-lirury l.. Bean. Richard
Reed, Ed Il! Snow, George W. BObcIs and II kO-
lame SEaw.
The Au.lrinth and q. y. Mining Company cap;-
raj, Sl.rOJ. 900; general mining huslrrss III AIl-
iona. 1nstrrA-.JIlner ". !i.uklcy. john \. Rice,
DAVID \. B.nnrtt. Lewis Leland. Charles A. Fuller,
John u. llolbrouk and John f. Inklry.
Owcgu Consolidated Mining Company; capital,
81 90, 900; general mining business IN Am1dOr
County, Cal. lmstccs-ilenry l.. Bean. William {.
Hlrg-iana. Richard Reed. William K. blbby auI
Gc"rgr W. Hibbcn,.