New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 3.-ScnatOr Fair who
couragingly of prospects in the North-end mines
He says is not to the interest of the Bonanza firm
as many assert, to keep ore bodies covered up and
they will forward as rapidly possible the work of
any discoveries made. Notwithstanding the bright
III nre painted, the Colnstocks continue depressed
and spectators have no heart to enter the market
The Caborca mill is running nicely.
per share
An assessment on Consolidated Virginia is daily
expected. Late assessments are: Albion. 40 cents
Oakland, .; Meadow Valley, 80 Alta so
,LEADvIIIE; Col. Aug. 3.-The large plant Of ma
months to complet, is ready to run, and is expected
to start up to-day. II will take only few DAYS TO
drain the mine and resume work on the ore body de-
Veloped before the mine was closed.
In the Argentine group a great strike has been
made Five tons of ore just settled for netted 5000
to the ton, and $50 tons out will net 5000 per
- In July Chrysolite melted, over all EXPENSES.
SeXSHS w. ne nine is being worked
to be maintained for more than thirty DAYS longer
Morning Star has discharged nearly alt the men
negotiations for the sale to the Even ng Star own
ers, the option extending to the 18th.
Eie even carloads OF machinery for the Robert E.
Wilson Waddngham is here. A settlement Of the
Jacque SUIT arilnst the Robinson Consolidated is
probable: The Robinson mine is opening splcndidly
TOMBSTONE Arz.,, Aug. 3-Sulphuret started
the pump, which is expected daily. This will be
the first mine in Tombstone to work bclo,y tLo
water level. Better ore is expected than has vet
been found. ~ ' 90'
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in tbis
city yesterday from the Mines ~ '''''
Stormont superintendent tclegraphcd vosterd,,r
month, %31 900" A''"' ~
At the Green Mountain mino the suInburot ,od,,
has been cut in the face OF No. tunnel sbow'nS
good ore. 'iio"ins
Barbee q Walker superintendent telocr,n,o,
August z: Shipped to-day one bar buIion yyaiu,,
5000. Stopped yesterday; repairnv en ,,i,uo
Drift on lower level improving. Battery nssaws
$33 per ton" assays
The superintendent of the Cherokee nina ronor.,
that the main shaft at the depth of 200 feet stru
the ledge OF the old mime and that the frss hi o
tapped the water which has been stan,inn oi t
OLD works. This water will soon be pumneI ont ,
and the sinking resumed. F'"P'" oo'
=, An official telegram from the agent NJ tbo
Varknh Mining Company ut South Monnta sno
Idaho, dated August 2, announces a rich strh. -;
hve feot IN the Avenue mine and also "a str,i'n -
the Black Prince 1t is expected that tho frr IN
VIII be running before the end of this month ~''
rather dc Snet superin tenlent writes INV q,
nave inc mine expenses reduced to n low tgnra
as VIII be shown by our statement for June whch
goes forward III u day two. The DeodwnnoJ
Terra Company has joined with us i'm locaf'n" omd
startng tunnel as deep u dunn can Ina j,a i,
Deadwood Creek. This tunnel will emf The n"u III
liz ieet deeper than any of our present wort in,s
The construction OF the additional twenty sto'ns
progressing fast enough to be in Readiness on ptb
arrival OF the machinery. drew for S24 600 on ,he
Iolh INST, Tor June expenses" y" 'ho