New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
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san TGANrG>C, .. Feb. S-Tho R'nral improve
tr.n IN III" Cou~tOCk Snafc' induces dealers 10 pre-
dirt that they have touched bottom.
The follow nv stOchs are Iu"ied assessment u'IIn-
,,,: Yritow jacket. = lital, -; Sierra Nevada,
. ; Sayag, - cents; Ana 30 cents; Caledonia D.
'Srrrla,d Bclchcr has been assessed n per share,
and Gould and Curry 30 cents per snare. ,.,
H. ApVIILE, Col, Feb S.-lhc strike in Little
pI.llrgi i, hc sensation. The thlrd upraisc proves
equal to the lir, NO and there Is therefore GEL
t,rIty Of vast or"-hody of exceeding richness.
fin Anne, Manager Van Wagner Is starting an
nprnsc the north DRIFT TO try to cut The same
In tie Glass Pendery. at n distance Of 100 feet
from the Icndcry shaft Il large ore-body has been
struck. Ihis shows continuance OF the VEIN Tor
200 icet between the Two shafts
Little silver, east from the Robert Il. Lee, has
reached "A rich Ore-bodY.
llihcnIa has good chloride Yelh to the sOutl III
Surprise ground.
lGESERAL PRESS rIsPATCHEs.l
Dr~VFR Cob. Feb. S.-A dispatch from Lcadvlle
| TO The Etpablium says: Later developments m re-
card to the NINE. jumping and murder on Saturday
night are the effect that Judge P"ndry and Others
ow ned the claims and O'Neil and ms party were
ATTEMPTING 10 Jump them. The altar has created
intense feeling among the citizens; anu lynchlng IL
threatened unless ONeil and Hughes are brought to
justice, . =
Further developments confirm the statement Of
new strike IN Little Pltsburg. The orc-bOlY, ~
far n, known Is at least 10 feet thick and 20 wide
Vile II may be much thicker and wider. An aver
age of IL assays of the ore yielded 800 ounces Of
silver per tona higher average than was ever be-
Bullion valued at $31 1851 4S was received III this
city yesterday IRON the mines. 4.
| y-Gye tons oil orc were shipped from the Chry
soltc nine February z.
| The superintendent of the Barhee & Walker Com
| pany trlegrapts, under date of February D "Ac-
| cidcnt to engine caused delay two days Splendid
cleanup. Shipped to-day by express T0. 100. Bull
ion shI pments Tor month at January, go $50. Have
| made new strike hlgh-Rrade ore"
| The dispatch from Alma, Col. published in this
| column yesterday referring 10 the discovery. Of
500-ounce ore, referred to the Fanny Barrett mine,
| belonging to the North American Mining aud Deye-
| oplng Company instead OF the Harry Barrett mine
| az stated.
The report Of the managers OF the Little Chief
| Mining Company, for the week ending February s..
Is follows; ">eyenty-three tons shlppedj 3I7
tons settled proceeds, $4,000. 1 remit $12 900.
telegram dated February o. from tho superin-
| tendent Of the Silver KING Mining Company, of
| Colorado, saws: Two Silver King assays yester-
day yielded $500 ounces and $500 ounces silver
| per ton respectively"
| The officers OF the Empross Mining Company re-
port that the steam hosting machinery of tls mne
| - completed aud in operation. An additional
contract for sinking the main shalt 100 feet deeper
given out on February ], and Will be pushed t.
completion rapidly as possible. The steam hoist