New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-12

Mining Company officially reports April 4. III ri
sixth level OF the Carbonate or Leadyile clsi,s w.
been advanced feet on the Little Giant ssnns1
sMe sn iS Ssn vein vein Of very good
ming a prospecting drift toward the Little CO.
The old Leadville workings between the second
third levels continue to improve and promise 49,
the south side OF the south incline 1-fOof 49, ~
was recently struck, assaying from so to 337 ous
silver per ton. The general outlook Of the O.,
Donate claim il much more encouraging Tia 49,
says: Finding good ore In the sixth is.at9t
where expected 20 run the level 45 feet in bsrsss
ground before reachinga known ore-bodyin Giant
situation is promising for both CarI,Snate "a. ~
Giant" balance of l6i2 tons Of the March
Of the Carbonate showed an assay value Of ~
At the suggestion Of the superintendent ~ q 4
Father de SDct Mining Company, the Board ~ \.
rectors have ordered that forty stamps I've sdSs
the mill, thus making II a l2Ostamp min. IA,
% shows that the amount Of ore extracted fro,a ~
first level was 1.275 tons, second level 500 tos ~ .
and third level, 10 tons Ore milled for the nm
week, 1875 tons. During the week the lower tss
mel connecting Eureka with McGiBty Wine ~
advanced ii feet widening lower tunnel "a
double track was advanced IL feet contract on ri
moor McGlnty chamber was adv anced three aets :.
and the raise from middle chamber, first level 4
surface, was advanced feet.
The superintendent of the Boulder Consolida,Sa
Company reports, under da Of April 3, that durins
the previous week west drift had been advanced q
feet: The vein has shifted from hanging TO fes
wall, but continues regular. No. 2 Wine has be-,
sunk feet in 2-foot vein Of fine ore. The hssi
OF west drift is under this winze and an upr.i.
Will be started Immediately. The west stope :
turning out ten tons good ore per day. aud Is I'M
proving fast. All points on the three lower Aeyea
are ready for stopping now. The cutting out Of
station on second level main shaft, to begin o.
April 10. The west drift, lower level, is showing m
well.
The annual election for chairman, sccretary ana
members Of the Governing Committee of the Amer
lean Mining Stock Exchange was held yesterls,
with the following result: Chairman George ",
Smiley secretary, 4, ID. Barnes, Governing Com.
mittee, George w Smiley, Samuel VI. Blatchfori. d.
i. Oryis, e. g. Wilson, Senator A. Mcdonald {. O.
Broun, r. j. Eppstein, o. {. Frost, }. H. Gafney q
ID. Barnes, w. \. Warner. VI. l.. Mcdonald, wmF
Mollcr W. II. McClntock, X. VI. Michll, ir., Geons
ii. Lewis, II. NJ Cowles, j. X. Robinson, L. S. Rar
ham and w. J. Osborn.
A correspondent at Denver says: Judge HsILo
has appointed T. X. Beck as inspector of the Robin
son mines on behalf of the Jacque-Fsher claimania
to that one-half Of the proceeds Of the smueg,f
claim is paid into Court 10 abide the issue of the su
There is a very general expression of confidence hsn
that the Robinson mines Will be worked TO mob
better advantage now than they have been. Tn
property s conceded to be the best apparent one q
the State to-day, and there are indications at tn
mines that the new company intends to Keep In
promise of working them "A straight business Ia.
vcstmcnt and to avoid n continuance of the lAH
history IF difficulty and bloodshed."