New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
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LFADvIIIE. Col Jan. 27.-Ore settlements Of the
Dunk ~ mIue Tor the first Fifteen days o. January
are g3i tons; net receipts. S1T0GJ. THIS IL the
'arvcst ha!t-m0nths production ever shown by the
Tie Grant smelling Works have been remodeled
and enlarged. Seven largo furnaces are now run
Tie Robinson Consolidated NINE has I 800 tons
of high Grade ont, and has stopped breaking orc
nnt ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for Its sale
10 the srrlters he company Is still pushing de-
velopments 1, :. a.. T.
few DAVIS work can be begun on the lower lowell.
Big Pittsburg started the Plerson shalt Yesterday
and is also getting ready to start the McMOrrcy
shaft.
developing a large amount of ore AT present Only
drf y are being run TO develop. .
III beruin has large bodies in both shafts. Per-
sonal inspection shows large reserves.
Denver GUY can do little with present hosting
faclltlrs The new shafi-hOnse, winch IS up and
Enclosed in 40 feet by lao teet, ana haS T Snii
IN Denver aud is expected i'll three weeks. The ore
N very ricn Chords.
The Aztec has started up.
Tip-Top has Completed new timbernG and resumed
sinking,
Forcpaueh has put in heavy machinery and an
S-Inch Cornish pump,
Thr recent advance in Little Pittsburg stock is
not justified by any new Developments IN the mine
PHILADfLPIIIA. Jan. 27.-JOn \. Church, NJ.
f., telpgraphs from Tombstone, Arizona, under
date Of January 26: Revisited Tombstone Com
pany's mines and finished my reeXaminatiOn to-day.
The 130-foot level orc body shows larger than WAS
expected the GOotenougn likewise the Northwest
aud West GOOdpnOugh have also improved. The
whole aspect Is much better than my report repre-
sents, and nv estimates have been more than sub
SATURATED. Machinery shipped, and new shaft WILL
be ready IN twenty days"
Bullion valued ut $3S SEA 20 was received IN this
city yesterday from tue mines
Ten tons of ore were shipped from tho Chrysolite
mine January 20.
The Barbeo and Walker Company yesterday re-
ceived bar bullion amounting to 81. 9i8 80.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the
North American Mining and DEVELOPING Company,
held on Wednesday last, at Hartford Conn, the fol-
lowing Board of trustees was elected: Leverett
SaltonstalI, PercIyal l.. Everett, ii. c. Wainwright
Of Boston; }. G. PATTERSON, Geo. L. Chase Charles
T.. Perkins Of Hartford William X. Garrison. ii.
A. V. Post J. G. Babcock Milton Sayler.
James Whitley, Hugh J. Jewett, w. h.
Speer. William p. Shearman. Of New-fork (;
James e. Snearman, of Passaic. N. j.; WILL
IAN Gerlach, Of Philadelphia; w. A. ii. Loyeland,
oil Denver Col. The capital stock was reduced to
100000.
The superintendent Of the Sacramento Company
reports. under date of January 90 that the present
deptn of Lark wnze IL go feet. aud that recently
large quantity VI talc Was cut IN this wlBae which
Is considered rather singular In the Leadville
mines tale is associated with carbonate ores. The
west DRIFT is still In heavy contact matter.
The report OF the superintendent of Boston Con-
solidated Tor the week ended January 10, states
that the Total length of the north drift Il 500
level 10 30l eet, following along the wesS wall of
the vein. Three drill-hoes were put into the vein