New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

S,NTr!>o-. o.Aru l-.,Jo'm >Aa",l n- arn.d
fr"H Tonh,''i". "A'.r A' ha- 'ut' t',r d. 'r'a..-
H. t,r. "iH'' lna b.. .n., ari..d 'ro., 49,.
a.d other old orf1fol- 200, tailt returning 200 tlr
Sir"'l. . con P'"if IS '"I,'",hI 'i'l j "I r',
turn Indicate nh "ily ""uine "l POO, pr Hrt"!
three. boulula> 4n tsc t''u-t",k. The t.Irl.ct g.
fc,cii-L, but -LoNe a. ul.ici, .rrcnt OF 'uu-th.
O,,riuln. Bet \ H"lrlrrtud Mono 900. puot,.l a@-
.l'~su"ni Delinquent. luWiIal va, a,,.--'d to-day
20 cents per -hIIc.
TrC,oS AM April ia Row thr,,-cmmpari-
wur. \ diiii haS been ai!;i,i nom &c. ipn loot
station ~ ia. top Of the bach ledge about 700 N4t
I" ~" west which ~ advancing ai the rate of iiv"
feet per day. There j. si'll lrig' amount 90
the dump from development. and from si1tr t.
seNeuty-hvc tons q day arr hoSi'd without stopiuE
Thr Tombstone Company t. running lr,cl. hnfh
WAYS on tine 2OU-c,rl of the Tuurhuut. in ore. The
main shaft continues To b., sunk. Cons d,rlni.
good one is bcing stopped from Good
shat, 10. 8. The Grid mill has ben cio4I
down most OF thc month for needed rcr.ir,
which will reduce the Tombstone CoHpanps bull
lion for the month.
Slopes have been opened on the 600 and 100
levels If Head Centre. The main shaft h. down
$50 feet. About 5000 Gallons Of water are hoi,ird
every twcnty -fuur hours.
ore of good quality Is 10 ne raised from the main
shaft of thr Ni,nii, winch l. now down - i,rt.
Stepping going un IN H.. upper level, and about -
tons of ore are raised daily.
The main slafi of Grand Central Sou'h is down
200 feet. Some very good ore has been struck III the
cruSscut on the lOU-lrycl.
Empirc i, raisiny some ore from the 200 and + 20
levels bat up to this date has not come up o the cN-
pc,tatipus of the owners and has not al WAYS been
correctly reported lay IL management.
Richard Grid. late superintendent of, and large
owner ill., the Tombstone Mill and Mining Company
has brought suit against the COMPANY for
$50 900 $40, 900 of Inch il money loaned the COM
pany and $4,000 for dividends past due
Bullion valued at ~ O2 73l 30 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
The article from The BGti, Mountain Messenger re-
printed in IuE 1luBrSE tins morning, concerning
the mines in the vicinity Ot LOWS, lIn'rs County,
New, will be- read with Interest particularly by tho
stockholders Of the Starr-GrOvc Mining Company,
coming ii does from pcr~1ns well qualified tn pass
opinions upon mining properties III that section Of
the country.
inst completed the purchase Of the remaining one
fourth interest of the Little Giant claim. h..
tire claim Is now owned by the Lcadville Consol-
idatrd which il in full pOsscsSion This ends the
veXatious litigation which has hanpcrcd active de-
yelopmeut> on the property Telegram Just
received Gays that two and half feet
Of fine ore. which will average 100 ounces
silver per ton, has been struck in the ninth
level OF the Little Giant and that the Is improy
ing daily. There arr between three and four inches
of ore yielding assays mp to 40 Ounces silver per
ton. The superintendent thinks his STRIKE wall de-
Neop into large body of ore ~ n ~ IN entirely new
ground and assures the company that dividends can
be resumed within frw weeks.
In another column will b. found full IMPORT the
property If Tia" Consolidated Arizona Mining Com
pany Ariy1ca District, Arizona, by :. u. right,
practical miner Of thirty years cXpcrrntc, who WAS
sent by the company 10 examine the property.
Judged by tn" report thu property is q good one.
The superintendent OF the Oriental Gold Mining