New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
CLOSING pRICrs or oALIFoRyIA STOCKS
sAy Francisco. Monday. March %. 1891
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S.N FPANCIsCo. CAL March 81" Dave Jack
son formerly superintendent OF Union Consonuated'
writes from the Tacon mines, Alaska advising pros
Dectors to stay away until moro Is known IRON
those already on The ground.
George Treat an old resident of this city, brt for
the mast four wears mining At CapalO. SiuaOa, Mex
leo sixty miles east OF Mnz ltan, has just roiurned'
and saws that there is large nun her 0i gOOd mines
i'm that district which should be owned Dy AmeFi-
cans and worked by modern machinery. lhere are
very few Americans there now, and tue McAIcahs
consider the immigration OF Americans dcsiraOle'
NJ. II. Sunderland, of the Last Chance, reports
the mining industry Of Fresno County IN an exceed
ingiy prosperous condition. c,, ,
Tic advance in Best and Belcher ana Gould ana
Curry created a sensation IN stock circles. Ihe
The Justice Mining Company has levied an as
sessment of % cents per share.
TuCsoN. Ariz March 27.-The cast incline in tho
GoodenOugh Mine was advanced forty feet during
the past week making the total length $50 feet, all
in ore. .- r
In 800 level Of the Sulphuret water has been en-
countered. IL is considered ayaluable strike ior me
company and the mine. Work on the Empire DRIFTS
of the 400 lcvel il advancing Rich ore has been
struck in one. while the face OF west DRIFT has
Superintendent G. p. Sykes has gone East to con-
suit his company IN regard 10 smelling works on
the Santa Cruz, and the branch railroad from Tue
son to Guaymas.
Bullion valued at $44 300 70 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
dend of $25 900 or 10 cents per share, payable April
g. Books close April and reopen April ii.
In another column VIII be iOund an article on tne
Hite mine of California, from Equitable news
paper published III the vicinity OF the property
This mine has recently been purchased By Messrs
Clark a. Boutwell, OF this city, tho managers OF tue
Starr-Grove and StOrmont mines.
A dispatch received yesterday nom the SUPER
intendent of the Big Pittsburg mine says: shipped
twenty-one tons; settled toT sixteen tons prQcee9s
81, 400; $2,0 600 worth Of high-gradb ore on hand"
The superintendent Of the Alta Montana Company
telegraphcd yesterday that the thirty-tOn smeler
and the amalgamatOr were running satisfactorily
and that the Comet mine ~ proving bonanza. an
important strike having been made III the man
tunnel
A telegram receve1 yesterday from tho president
of the Rising Sun Mining Company, who s now at
the mine states that arrangements have been COM
pleted for the erection OF ten additional stamps. and
that the mine is in excellent condition. the develop
ment work advancing rapidly.
The manager of the Little Chief rhine telegaphed
on March ~ Fifty-foqr tons ore shippedj no
settlement. Situation unchanged
A special to tho Mining Assoc ated Press from
Weaveryille. Cal, says; Owing t. the great dam
age done 10 the ditch from Stuart fork by the re-
cent heavy storms, the Buckeye Company has sus-
pended operations temporarily; and that as the bal
ance In the cOmpanys treasury 10 not SUFFICIENT 10
cover needed repairs an immediate assessment IL
ticipated The company has large amount OF cap
ita invested in its works. and owns large body of
tho richest ams ferrous gravel IN Northern California,
bat the elements To have been against IL thus
far, and no mining has been done TO this date, win
every thing Ia running order, the Bolts Hill inne
would probably pay dividends at once.
The Trinity Company also suffered considerable
damage from storm and food but all has been re-
| paired and things are running smoothly. The
prospects are now most encouraging in the mine at
| Taylor Flat.
Work is carried on day and night at the Wiltshire
mine, at Cox's Bar, and good showing viii no
| doubt be made when cleaning-up time comes.
IL is reported from Denver that the order OF the
United States Court issued March 10 in the case
OF the Robinson mIne suit was the result or COM
promise between the parties 70 the sult which per
10 fha HOfnn0uV
8mugger claim but requires it 10 pay bali tho gross
proceeds into court to abide the issue OF the SUIT
| The nominal plaintiffs In tho suit are John w
| Jacqne, George X. FnIher, Jas. I, Langhorn aud