New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-12
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SAS FRANcr-cO. TUESDAY, Jan II. 1851.
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daN, N'OlCc !. .NalSP, j. VAS cltflfV president,
aud Henry Sclmitdell. yce-pre,ident; the other
utlcrTS were reflect al.
There are no deals in prospect. The market is
quiet and brokers' and dealers arg gloomy and dis
BonIE, Cal. Jan. 1I.-Staniard Consolidated
shipped t. the mil during the last week 2GG t0as
of ore; AVERAGE pulp assay, $:I2 10; crude bullion
received, 1000 ounces shipped To San francisco,
$50, 70G 30.
Twcnty-scvcn tons of ore wcro clipped from the
ClIysOte mine on January 10.
At "a meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho Unkill
Mining Company held YESTERDAY thc following trls-
tees were elected for the ensuing wear: :. V
White. Jacob Grouse, l.. &. llme II. Tracy Arnold
and Augustus Ircmain.
The manager of the DInkn mine felcgr.pIs nm
der date of January 10: "Twcnty-six tons Of ore
shipped at the end0 December and just setlcd for
ntttcd SS.iOO.'
The new firm Of Watson & G. bson late Watson
LaGranee q Gibson, long aud iayOriby known N
connection with mining enterprises. has a card in
another column which VII attgact the attention o.
those Interested III mIninG properties.
The National Mining and Industrial Exposition
A-SsuciaiIou' has recently been OrganZ II IN the
Cty of Denver, Colorado, with II. A. ". Tabor.
president; Herman silver. lceprcsidcnt; W.AII..
Iovrand. treasurer: II. ). WIck>, secretary; and
H. u. Perky general manager. The managers
state that Z" is the lntcntiOu ut the Assocatnn ia
establish IN Denver. Col. permanent exposition to
exhibit ores from the various mineral districts of
tine whole cnuntry and 10 exhibit every description
Oi improved machinery for working and devotion.
ing m;nos, and crushing; rednclg and smelling
the ores. It Is The SurpOsc to make
the enterprise National IN ia scope aud the differ
cnt States will be invited to par rIpate in the dis
play. EXp1Itions Of this KIND have been found
very useiu! IN iii disseminating knowledge regarding
the industries, and it Is thought that tins one will
tend IN place the mining industry more con
scrvaflve and trustworthy footing. A building Will
bc erected. costing $2JO.00O. The frs; exhibition
viii he held during the fail of the present year and
the mana cement ventures the assertion thai lie
display will at feast b" attractive as the psca-
tOrial ENpOsii!On held in Germany last year.
The Wiltshire Hydraulic Gold Mining Companv
has been largely b'acitcd by tho recent heavy rains
IN California THIS company claims 10 have one of tle
best supeIntcndents IN the MINING regions. which
Is, of course, an important factor ~ the profitable
working of a mine. The officers contemplate max
ing a cleanup carly IN February. The TACT that the
company organized with only 10000 shares
shows business sagacity Oh the pant Of the promut-
era.
In accordance with q resolution passed at e meet
ing of the trustees Of the Climax Company. held
December 81. the president OF the company has
issued a clrcnlaT 10 the OckhOlders showing the
condition of ITS afrs. Tnc circular states that tho
present board Of trustees was elected September g.
1880, aud that rs soon as they entered upon
the control Of tue property OF the company,
they caused All examination OF its con
dtiOn TO DO made. As result of
this examination it was discovered that tho re-
serves OF the niue were practically exhausted al
though the Board had been led 10 believe that
there was large amount of valuable ore ~ 8 nt IN
the Iuine which the superintendent WAS prevented