New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

BulliOn vaupd nj S34, l09 % was received in this
CITY Yesterday from the mInea.
Manager Canda, ot the Litue Fittsburg left yes
terday for Laadve, aud he proposes To push work
az all points ~ tho mine. the main Shaft no. q
Pltsburg) Is down 400 lect, thr greatest depth
vet reached III Fryer Hill. The water has begun Ia
trouble the miners To some extent, ana Me-. Canda
will on his way West purchase a large punpat Chi'
cagO which will 10 put III az once.
The Iron Silver ore statement Tor the week ending
March IL IL az follows Ore delivered, l,7O5 tons
previously reported this month. l7S4 tons: total,
3,4S0 tons amount received this week. S29, $50 G2;
PREVIOUSLY received this month, 40, ,SO3 o. tOtal
sos, ,6S4 n tons delivered unpaid for, l.USt.
i LeddyIle reporter, after VISIT to the Dunkin
mine states that Number OF lino breasts oil ore are
exposed in the first and second levels, anu that along
the east side line part cularlY immense body OF
ore has been developed which will net from $40 to
$50 per ton. The prospects are favorable for "A con-
tlnuance Of the present large output, which this
month will probably amount to l,oOO tons. new
engine IL soon to be put on the south SHAFT.
A telegram Oi March a. from the superintendent
of the Great Eastern Gold Mining Company. says
" Mill running full capacity on Flora Belle ore. Ore
Tie manager OF the Miner Boy mine teegraphed
yesterday: The gold bar shipped yesterday
weighed 443 ounces Will ship another. about tho
same sze on Saturday. All gong we'll"
n w." Is informed that SIR. Seymour. one of the
principal officers of the Central Arizona Company,
Is now At the mine. and 1t seems almost impOssb 10
10 learn anything definite regard TO the condition
OF tue property. full report is promised upon his
return, but al present It is entirely proOematical as
10 Wuen "a uiVIueuu Will Db pdlu Wy tlo CUDpduY
The officers Of the San Juan aud New-Jersey Dis
covery and Mining Company report that day aud
night shifts are now being worked on the Western
Belle mile, belonging 70 the company and that the
VEN Is being dritted Oh. 1ee last average assay
ran 100 ounces silver per ton.
On March IL the Clear Creek Company, of
Georgetown, CO shipped two bars OF silver which
represented four or i've days work, Their total
weight was 2022 ounces. aud their respective hne-
ness 977 and 97S.
The new ten-stamp mill Of the Southern Euro ka
Consolidated Company was started on March 13,
aud ia running satisfactorily Tho middle tunnel
OF this rhine is now $50 feet IN length, aud has
reached pay chimney which gives promise OF
great depth. Above this Is the Kinney tunnel, over
300 feet in length, from which considerable ore
has been taken, mostly from shaft. 10 avoid
using the Shaft the middle tunnel was run, and tho
ledge when struck was much more valuable
than was anticipated. The third or lower
tunnel is now IN over 400 feet, and from
this ore will be taken. Since the 1st Of
last November over 500 feet Of tunnels
have been run, the mill has been erected, also o
and dumD-hOuses, tramways have been built and
tracks laid and all this has been done with small
force of men. A gentleman we'll informed IN regard
TO the mines or Pumas County reports from the
mine that the body is widening as the work pIO-
ceeds, and that the mining men Ia the vicinity pre-
dict brilliant future for the mine. The local
papers of Greenvle devote several columns Of space
70 interesting accounts OF the ceremonies which took
place az the starting of tho mill.
special 70 the Mining Associated Press from Salt
Lake City states that the shaft on tho Ontario Is
down 500 feet but tho vein has not yet been struck.
Tue bullion shipments between the 10th ana 18th
Of Marellamounted 10 $48,777 90.
The Horn silver bullion shipments between the
10th and Attn amounted TO vlI,ooO.