New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28

So TEA>,I-,n. ", - T.. Minor. v!o has
just I.tuu,d from 900 i-i"' tom 90 n. ~ "l.',>.
and hers 70 that district ar. Gry'i"p'ur rry. I'
liar- lao. and Aifi urW PROMISE To Doe a. Nt'ua'r
ptnlariIc- .i~ ans iu 40" IrUi"tt.
ll. tui..fn o. li" unu-it.It a't'r a'' hi 7,
sierra Nevada l',-.uc lt = 49,
Itcarrl, %. of j. H. N.rkc, at N'W-("'' 'u'""-
ages tl, bchri That Developments are h'ai 80 Lame.
p.r.ou ya'ae,l g., So. lc': iva rrc n,l.a t'.,
CHS ,,.ir;,iI, from l.' u,..-.
= ~.'t l.a.r tifN dispatch ~lr-: lhc bn'1n"
0.- -AIt down 49, b. ' '". '-' "' '"'
tll,ror-.l ',duIr- Tie -h pm'ni~ duiI"' i.r i'i'i
"ii tir ,wr"A That the mil Was IHhn'h& were
ill., ImpIrc j. a,aiuat -'1r,~'ll til th. quo
tiou of in-urtuc" I~ >.'tl,d, "i,n iunlii' vii h-
rn again .tid t'. rri' t'"u "i u'" l"-'i.- r"t"-.
Tor cruuofN thc ,"mp"rf "ilI r"t t"r o." r".~'ii
erect 49,, hou-+ "tcr The W"ih-. 81 ~"n as 3d..
v scr b, LOT out tn'l VII b'Hn dii.t, "n iir 700
IIr F!ar-taT Dit1 T. silver Mining Compau'.
vh,h ha. recent, been irc"rp"rrtrt % b.. -iaIt:
hl- fY.tl, . BEGINNING ou thr property haFIHr' Il
ou - -,,,,rlni.. drit irn d.,. ago foo h..a Wor,.
II"fr--or Vincent. an American hy birth 'ut 'dr-
tlt,t "a Eugi1rd I- engineering It.
Tie sh,Ilu. u1- from thc Horn silver hlnc last
w,.k WEE. 80. 900
Ihr I'r.,oll. aid : CO. ,lrp.d SI9927 - bull
Tncrci vcf, hi.lr change ~ Silver Rect
4 dI patch Boon t''oIsr " '"tu~r -up riu'rnt-
cut Situ-'ro,e mine, SAYS: shipped e. bus
ounces" Ih~ IauI, NoHsidn N,o,nHr of Ma, =.
ea,~: "Nork 80 the Siirr-GTotc u,iu"s gur, ahclI
ll-tii. lIIiG the ili- week the NillN tlt l
hscf pushed forward With good r.-uli-. lu' u-u.l
amount 81 or At, boon extracted, and both mill
ktnf at work..
Nic,. rr,.d,nt Il. W. Thynr. of the Ho-ton t;nld
and SILVER Mining CompIut. tcicudlh- from D'n-
yer: ">rut sacks oi ore from Doll, Warden dump
which a.>aS"d STAT, -"nc ognc',. Wa, concentrated
To- I.ip ouuoce. iINIug only fifteen ounces ~ tail
iug~." The Dolly Warden dumps contain about
l5O,lO or 5000 tons Of lov -gr. ore s. hrh have
been caItluN sampled with the T.,i.lt stated ~
the above telegram.
The superintendent of The Lad, lie Cou,olidlt
tclc-rIphrG Yesterday: second and thIru l,,tIs,
mort 30 man incline. or -hoW- Iu length feet and
! IN thcAnc~- II inches: general aNctagc as~ay. 100
ounces. Little GIaut mrc, 10 ground opened by me,
| ore shows IA length 10 feet and m tluckurs, l.
| inches; general average assay, 40 ounces. Ninth
level north main Incline. orr shows IN length l.
feet and IN thickness inches; general average as
SAY. 100 OuA.,s. \mth level. south main incline.
! or shows IN length 10 feet aud IA thickness
| inches: general average assly. 100 ounce south
| urine O.e shows IN length feet and ~ 'hicNur--
- inches; general average a~-tN ~ ounc, fIlty
| tons settled ioT to-day Same amount ready to
| observation-disclosures ore il reported TO have been
| struck yesterday ~ the FOREST CITY clam of the
! small Hops Consolidation, adjacent To the Lad
| willie Consolidated.
| The report on the Ontario Silver Mining Com
| pauy spfopcrty, by Professors William A,hburrr
and W alter T. Jenny. has Just been received. lin.
report shows thai the mining claims Of the Ontaro
Company comprise about ~ acres, near Park CITY,
tah. The property extends "A distance OF g. 700
| feet on the cOur. OF the vein and has average
| breadth of $50 feet. The mine ~ worked through
two vertical shafts. The old shaft cut the VEN III
| the fifth level. and the shaft has reached a
| depth of 500 feet Both shafts are provided with
| ample hoisting machinery, boiler, and steam
| pumps. On the east the levels (which 100 icrt
| apart vertically have been from go To $40
feet and on the west from 90 10 1S6 fest. Above
the sixth level IL is estimated there is in sight
33,9U4 tons Of ore, besides 1000 tons III the
| bins the gross value of which, estimated
at 81 % per ton, would be- ~, JOl 75O which would
| produce profit OF $2,il20 3S. Below the sixth
level the VEN remains intact. On the seventh level
| IT has been cut by crOsscut, but has not been
drlfted upon. At this point II appears fully feet
wide, is more massive than ON the sixth level, and
! IL strong and regular in formation. Samples taken
the face assay $l41 per tona rich streak of
blonde and gray copper ID inches wide assayIug
1927 20. The station on the eighth level IN
being opened, and as soon ~ the pumps can be
placed IL position crOsscut Will he run to the VEIN,
probably mtersectlng II at distance of 100 feet
| from the shaft. The total product of the
mine TO April /, 1851, was 1920 tons yielding
e, OO7 ,JOl u. The amount of dividends declared
| has been SB,45O.OOO or an average dividend OF
500 ii per ton of orr mined and med. The crush
ing capacity of the mill averages % tons of dry ore
| per day With increased economy of extraction the
| production of the mine be maintained at 100
| tons daily, or sufficient 70 supply 40 additional
stamps.
The officers Of the allied mines state that their
85-ton concentration. including engine tO oc used III
Of failure OF the water power, has been shipped
~ the mines and that vigorous preparations are be-