New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-28

Roufv,oN COL. June a. Robinson Consolidated
shipped duri Dee past wcei irr cllsoi nu.ii"n 1nd
two ear. ar. now uadr faT shipment DURING o."
pasf fourteen Lat- 500 Toms oi lIrt grade orc have
hren shppcd CO. ArE1. INr 'lHiius OF Oh" h""
SHAFTS 600 feet rn.l "i ti' ihnfii hd- h'h h'-HI.
l. D, expected that tins 81 AT VIII a,h"Ic DO ninety
da,-.
Trc,oy. An1 June 27.-Th' Gop'cnonsl claim
Of tie, l0ml.'pn, roIut.aus ha- developed great
boDalza The dcpth Of "a. or.-3ody average, ght
feet. while in many l'iao. {. Is twelve i'ct dr'p.
Twenty Co thri, tons a. "ir pr da ar h'ihf iAh'n
from this body. II les ihr highest average made mat
ever came from ih" district. Nil>'" WIN an 'Pud
quantity Of aNctag" gfl' nr. The pulp assay ai the
Sniphurc ma. been ., cs...rI and the north half
has been sold 20 the North Suiphurt company Tor
/ SlJO.OOO.
JrARrL Sonora. Mexico, Via Tucson. Ariz.. june
! 2G.-lhc Cahorra mines arc developing wonder
! full. orc Blanco vein is over Fix feet wide.
! Ayrr1p,. ASSAYS for the week So. Santa Ro,alia
vein has wIdeucd to nine icct all milling ore. Nina
Graudc is holding over FIVE feet nf good ore. The
nIll-work Is being driven as fist as possible.
| Billion valued al sos IA 81 was received IN this
| CITY Yesterday from the mines.
In the Marine Court. Part J.. Ncw-iorl City. YES
| terday, q Judgment was rendered 10y Judge Nc
| Adam aga nst the Little Chief Mining Company
| for F2li -, with costs and pr cent allowance.
! in claim for advertising serVlccs. The company
made 10 defence except that the work done had
not been authorized by special resolution OF the
board of directors. Considering the ordinary Gus
tom Of corporations doing business IN New York as
| well as clscVhcrc, the defence appeared to the
Judge an unusually petty one. Stll, the company
| has changed hands since the advertising was
ordered, which probably accounts for the suit
| CAPTAIN Henry j. Hall. one Of the oldest aud
most successful California miners. now reading in
this city. spent last week in examining the State
Line mines for his own satisfaction. lie telc-
| graphcd yesterday from told Mountain: Develop
mcnta made on Safe line mines Nos. and 3 show
the greatest and richest gold mines ever examined.
| The Developments on and show the same char
acterstics and promise to be equally good with
| further explorations II - true issure vein if
there is one this coast. Continuous situations on
both walls.
Through an error in transmission n telegram in
this column few days ago stated that the product
| of the Tombstone Null aud Mining Company Tor
| June would amount 10 TDi 900. The officers of the
| company now report that the product To June %
| was Sg4 900 and that the product for the entire
month will probably amount to not less than
$l2J 900.
| An agent of the Mining Associated Pres, now AT
Globe Ariz, tclegTaphed the New-loTk office yes
terday concerning the property OF the Old dominion
Copper Company: IL Is admirably situated for
| rapid development and economical working. A
supply of water is at the site chosen for the two
sInclters of sixty tons capacity per day which have
| been already contracted for. Charcoal can bo
| placed at the mine at "a cost Of $40 per ton. The
| ore cars will from the tunnel TO the rock
| breakers above the furnaces thus securing a mini
| mum Of expense in handling the ore. Some OF tho
| assays high as 20 or 80 per cent, but il the
ore should average only % per cent, Of which there
ing, the yield OF copper would amount TO fifteen
tons daily or $50 tons per mouth"
The latest official adyiccs from the Mineral Creek
| Mine that the necessary lumber had arrived at
| the mill and that the mill will he ready for work
by July 4. The pay streak is still sho wing timely in
the stope, averaging two and half feet wide. and
| assayng $llo per ton,