New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

TOMBSTONE, Arz.. Dec. 5.-Ihc production Of the
Tn,nIsfnle mines iron, january To November IN /
1881. is as follows: Tombstone Mil aud Mining
Company, ~ .4G2, S43 60; Grand Central.
$siS,l 4G; Head Centre, Tl5G.52O 50; Wilma
Consolidated $i2 ,G93 Contention, - i37, IA 80;
Iuyrrsul ~ 600; Sunset $1,000: Corbn Mil
10 900: Boston Mil SsS,9N3 33. 1he following
dividends were declared for the same period Tomb.
stone Mill and Mining Company N50OO0O; Con
tcuton. $l.375,COO; Grand Central, $500 900;
Wilma Consolidated $1,000.
The Bradshaw mill is expected 10 lo completed in
ten DAYS and the Girard mil IN thirty DAYS.
ID. y. Brown, Chicago capitalist, nnd Engineer
MaXon leave here for tho PescaTO mines in sonora,
Mexico, to-day
The president of the Dcgariia mine, sonora. leaves
here &C day for the mine, where "A SmcItcr will be
put up.
Bullion valued at $77,43G - was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
froluct iloncst.t6c Mining Company for
month OF November, O,O9G ounces gold. valued al
SlO2.l12.
Product DeadwoJd-Tcrra Mining Company for
month Of November 1929 ounces gola, valued
Robinson Consolidated manager telegraphcd,
December 3 Shipped Yesterday nnety-eight
tons: average assay seventy -four ounces p; and
December 4 Shipped Yesterday ninety two tons:
average assay, soventy-th ounces. started 800
level last night
Concerning the report of an alleged interview by
a Leadville paper with Thomas Ewing, late manager
of the Robinson Consolidated Mine, tnat gentleman
requests the publication Of the following note
which explains lJSel:
NEw-YoRK, Dec s.
n, the Editor Of The Daily American Eechanqe
NV attention has been called to extract published
I'm yOur paper to-day from the The Leddre Chronicle OF
November 20, which am represented In an interview
with "A reporter having made serious aeGusat ions
o0auEt Mtssrs BTaytOn Ives and s. V. White in con.
econ with the recent decline in Robinson stock and
hasten to deny most cmphatically that I made the
some crit cisIns the conduct Of these gentlemen when
was angry their action in sending Mr. Ashburner 10
examine The mine without notifying beforehand be-
conse consdered 10 "a rejection upon my integrity and
INV cement N the mine. But glad To have an
OPPORTUNITY OF saying publicly that since my return 10
Eew-Yorb / have become convinced that all my cri-
csms were undeserved and that the coirse Mr. Ives
and Mr. White both individuals and officials has been
entirely honorable, and such rs To promote instead OF
efct very much that you should have published the
article alluded without first verifying It's satements
and hope you Will give my denial as much prominence
possible. 'hoMAS EWING
Oriental superintendent reports, November % :
The main shaft is now down 200 feet. 1t IL now all
in the foot-wal, the ledge being on the hanging
vail side of US. We passed through feeder
abont ono foot thick that assayed SlO2 80 in gold.
Tie drift is now III forty-eght feet, with no
material change"
Miller superintendent reports, November - :
THE indications are that the sgrOund will get
better so as not To require tmbcrlng. when the
shaft will he advanced much faster than hereto
William Denton. VI. F.. Of the Michoacan Synd-
cate renorts from Morelia Mchoacan. Mexico that
a rich vein of ore has just been discovered in the
c;nadaloupe mine. which greatly enhances the value
Of the property. Ii is estimated that the ore now