New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
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CIoBp. Ariz. oct. Isl. L. Dowley, Of New
York on SUNDAY examined the Little Chief and
other properties near Mineral Creek aud reports IA
"A At the 400 / vel in Mack Morris last week an ore
body was struck surprising anything previously
found in the NINE.
The Old Dominion Copper mines continue 10 i'm
prove. The workings are all in ore. About 900
ions of ore are on tue dump. The Borya mines look
The Carrie smc.cr has been running steadily
since starting, wing satisfactory yield OF bullion
Work of late on the War Eagle mine recently
bonded 10 Eastern persons, has developed hnc
showing of ore,
Silver Nugget and Mineral Creek continue idle.
The South Pioneer steadily improves
The ella County COmplny's tcu-stamp mill
started to-day on several hundred tons Of good ay
erage ore.
which is i'm rovIn2 ey.ry week.
Ihc Indian excitement Is about over.
TOMBSTONE. Arz., oct. 1s.-The Tranquility
Com any has began sinking il, new shaft
The Bradshaw mill building is completed except
roofing. The pans and tanks are ~ place. The
engine is delayed. The nnll will be running within
thirty days.
The tHraId mill Is advancing rapidly toward
completion.
BoDE. Cal, Oct 1s.-During the past week
st udarl Consolidated shipped TO the mil .2iS
tons of ore average PUN assay, So 10 Crude
bullion received 1860 ounces. Shipped to Che com
pany, $iO.SlO 40.
Bodie Consolidate average pulp assay 81 05.
IodIe Tunnel average pulp assay, T2j. The mill
is beng rapidly pushed 10 completion.
Ciood,haw has resumed operations.
Rich ore j. still being taken from the Orc slopes,
an the mill Is kept running 4 adily.
rioga shows great Improvement ia the GS2-foot
Level.
Boston Consolidated cast crosscut is showing
great Improvement
GOLD MOUNTAIN, New, Oct. 10, via Candelaria.
Oct. iG-WOrk on State Line mines No, . and 3
ha- been temporarily suspended until the hosting
works. which are being crcc 81, are completed The
main shaft Is sunk IN country rock under the ledge,
and is / Is feet deep. Twenty feet from the boz
tom OF the shaft feeder Of quartz carrying gold
SON of which l. very rich. VA, cut, dippn very
strong toward the ledge. The WORK of laying The
pipe II being vigorously pushed, and large iOrco
OF men Is employed in laying ppo TO connec- differ
ent water sources
The main shalt on Miller was sunk II feet during
the week. The within on Oriental has been COM
peted and SINKING on the main shaft resumed.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city Yesterday from tine mines.
Robinson Consolidated shipped Monday 100
tons o. ore, assaylng %ll7 per ton.
StOrnOnt NINE shipped 50, 300 bullion October II.
superintendent Parish, Ol state Line mines tclc-
graphed yesterday to Presldcnt Alley: have ex-
aniucd tie mne and nud il all that has been repre-
scuted. We will have plenty Of water. Thirty men
now engaged IN laying pipe
Barbee and Walker superintendent telegraphed, Oc-
tObcr i6: Bullion shipment, October ran ~, 700.
Mill started 4th inst; lost four days Oh account
battery breaking. Actual running time OF mill
eight days. Three hundred tons good ore on dump.
Starr-lrovo manager telcgraphed, October
II: - Sh pped $4,000 bullion. New incline IN pay
ore II 8 feet below old workings"
Official dispatch October III, Bremen mine Silver
City, n. NJ: "Cican-up Tuesday about $4,000
two week run seven stamps. Average over $50
ton. All from waste dump"
Superintendent Burbrldgc says OF the Borya cop
per mines: " Ii Is the general opinion OF all VINO
have seen these mines, rs well as my own that the
BOrya will prove to De the equal OF the Old Dominion
III richness Of ore aud will excel the Old Dominion
in size OF Ore-bOdy, as there 5000 feet in the
vein."