New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-14

turned from an inspection of the mines in rnsca-
rora District Nevada. and says Grand Prize. IA
yaJo and Argenta show indications that new ore
| bodies are coming In.
Reports from Arizona continue good. There n
| great anxiety manifested here now by California
mine operators to turn the tide of Arizona and
| Northern Mexico mining speculation 70 this city,
Their ability TO do 80. however, H. doubted - they
made themselves very unpopular In the early days
money to develop the country. Tho rush to tho
southwest promises to be greater this spring than
during the Colorado boom.
George McAneny and John T. Boyd OF the Con.
tenton, are, here on their way to Walt tho mines
John Roberts went to Mexico yesterday.
VIRGINIA, New Feb. 1S.-There were no reports
the past week-Sierra Nevada raised 90 tons yield.
| ing assays running from $17 to $105 per ton.
Haze and Norcrossis now rnnn,ng cages and will
commence pumping next wednesday.
Bullion valued at sso5ss 81 was received ia
total for the week OF 1884, s72 SO.
The total sales of mining stocks during the past
week At both exchanges are officially reported at
FOrty:nne tons of ore were shipped from ths
Chrysolite mine on February IL. The manager
teIegraphs that the orr grades well this month.
writes, under date of February D. in regard to tho
late strike Tho ground unexplored In which the
strike is made is about $50 feet east and west and
Pittsburg workings No explorations have been
made to the north. and none on this level TO tina
says: I'VE have just got into very fine looking
iron in the bottom of shaft No. g. Pittsburg which
assays from six to, eight ounces silver. we have
intending to do all hosting for No. through No.
Pittsbura shaft. At No. 2 Pittsburg We have con-
siderable fine mineral, which was naccessioe 70 NO.
plsb this we were Obliged to erect asma temporary
building No. for cover TO engine and for sort
ing oreN The manager lncl0ses report OF seventeen
ASSAYS of ore from the strike SLOWING an aver
age of $50 ounces TO the ton. A. telegram dated
February IL says: !" Been Obliged to stop break
house will be ready in five days; and work will
proceed. Everything looking we'll"
Mr.. Wm A. lie Bow. well known IN min1ng circle;
February IL, from the City OF Morelia, Stats
of Michoacau, Mexico while on his way TO visit the
mines of the MlchOacan Syndicate, that the reports
from these mines are magnificent. especially thoS
from the ChapatuatO group. 80
The manager Of the Exchange Silver, OF Nevada,
states that since the last report rich body of ore IN
the south end of the main tune has been developed
and is improving rapidly. A sample taken from NEXT
tue foot-wall assayed $92 per ton, and sample
IN assayed 1928 per ton while the body of mineral
has spread t! width Of from two to three feet.
Weekly receipts OF bullion averaging from $1,000 to
The following mining companies filed articles OF
Incorporation at the County Clerks office in this
% Oriental lent Gold Mining Company, capital.
$5.OOOOO0; general mining business, supplying
water formiDing purposes, etc. IN Esmeralda County
aud elsewhere IN Nevada. Trustees-Abel u. Breed.
William McCaulley, stephen V. White, William F;
Shirley, Henry J. Hall, Henry h. H0nore and
George d. Roberts Principal office, New-York.
Miller Gold Mining Company; capital. So, 0000 00l
general mining business. supplying water for mining
purposes, etc., in Esmeralda County and elsewhere
In Nevada Trustees--ssme as Oriental Mining
Company.
The STEMS Pass Mining Company capital,
81, 900 900; general mining business in Grant
County, New Mexico. Trustees--H. 3. Hammond,
Joseph Richardson, A. b. Chandler, Royal NJ. Bas-
sett William Barker. A. Duprat aud Henry n.
Baker.