New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-26
Inv TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. !

s,v FRANcI,co. Cal. Fob. 25.-Samples of ore
containing gold aud lead, brought nom Alaska. arc
causing some excitement among mining inJi noi ,,
REPORTS concerning the extent OF the ore deposits
,re somrWhut vague aud not entirely trustworthy.
The boom is thought by many to DO IN the Interest
OF the steamship company acOhtract u carry
Richard Grid has sold his entire interest IN me
TombstOne Mining Company for about Sl OUO,OOO
letter from Gold Mountain says that the H ,hot
Line shaft continues III the same Ilch ORE auu ,uaC
the prospects of the Miller group are lmpr"Vlng'
Lumber pe and machinery will all be IN by April.
Tie Colnstocks exceedingly tame, but there ID
no abatement OF interest in Arizona mInes.
SALISBURY, n. C., Feb. "a meeting OF the IN
corporators of the North State Mining Company was
held YESTERDAY at the Office of the company, In Sails
bury aud the following gentlemen were elected
officers Of the company: q. b. Flint, president !;
Marcus F. Boston, EcSpreSIueM uford secrearv
Echard EaInes r., notwithstanding ColOnel T.
j. sinclair, counsel. The board adopted bylaws,
and decided 10 have executive ana trahsler ohces
in he City OF Ncw-fOrk.
Billion valued at $44, S14 81 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines:
TO the NewYOrk office, under date OF February "a
~ follows We are not yet levied upon, but the
treasurer SAID to-day he would shut down All inc
MINES Meeting of managers and citizens tonight"
Under date of February %, ho telegrhphs: - No
demonstration against our company as yet. Have
taken proper precautions, under advice. An lDJunc-
lion IN favor of Little Pittsburg, restraining the
County Treasurer. will be asked OF our Dlstrlct
Judge this morning" -,
The manager OF the Little Pittsburg mlne tele-
praphed Yesterday: we have secured temporary
Injunction, restraining County Treasurer from M
eriering further with this property and shall START
| work again at once" ,,..-
| The prospectus of the Eureka, Nevada, Mining
and Smelling Company has just boon received. Inc
property OF tnIs company consists OF three mines
| Niue No 1 young Mabel. mIne No (DayieSlordl,
and mine No. $ tKit Carson l-lOcated on fTospect
Maintain about Tour miles from Enleka, reVaua'
| The man ledge. upOn which mine NO. . IL situated,
has been traced 400 feet IN length, cropping out az
the surface and unbroken for the whole distance Ii
varies IN width from foot TO three OF four feet ana
SAMPLES taken at different points assayed from
S12 90 to $47 ID per ton. Parallel to the
| main ledge two lesser ones, the three
probably joining NJ considerable depth
| below the surface. This mine is situated near
the base OF the mountain. and - accessible from
good wagon roads leading to Eureka. Niue NO . 10
reported to be of the best situated mines IN tue
| district and adjacent to valuable aud productive
properties. There 10 vertical SHAFT upon llls mine
| $50 in depth, and about 600 feet OF drifts ana
WINES have been rum During the progress OF the
DEVELOPMENT large bodies of ore, assaying TlO per
ton were penetrated and the prospects are regarded
| as very favorable. The company proposes to con
| tinuo the development of tue latter mine, anu 10
erect q suitable smelling furnace ON It's own prem
| Uses. -, ,r, A.
The Ouray. Col. correspondent of the Mining AS
socsted Press reports as follows concerning mlnes
| in Sncffles District:
| The Yankee Boy is being worked under lease, run,
| ming day and night. The ore is rich IN ruby and
brittle silver some OF winch runs very bian' rrou-
| ably one of the best mines IN the district, IL nus
| never been systematically worked, nut mas oeeu
.ougrd and gophered IN every imaginable way.
, The Bessie BascOm aud ldewiId mnes are beln
| sys, ematically and vigorously devel0ped ny tne
| Be,se BascDin Company. Development levels art
| being run OH both mines. aud some handsome ore