New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

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SA~ FgAvciscn. June l7.-Ih, luIgn,f.rn prn-
hih.tir{ th" hyLrnlI inair9' rom N",A king ia@
the safe. II the IuIirtipu l. not r'i"''d hN tin
Supr, me Court. whcI" the cab VIII b. h'aIi in T."
| daN-. trouble j. anticipated.
Sutru Tunnel official letter XIV thai itu,f'-, 10
The sontl lateral tdunrl from tho l-i o." t.' 18th "i
June l.i.I l~+. The dram i"A'- IA O." ma'n
tuuurl have t,.i fullN cpiupio.d r uil.ifi itu
| III. uium,l from the C"isto,k mines dliiy pairs
| have been mad" N the main tnnnr sud the usual
| ainouut ~ the north and ~outh lairrI-.
| Eulli"u receipts for the pat "rk Iur'hl Con
| ~DlIdai,I. : - 100 N"thcrn lirc. ELISA t"I-
trniiou. s3H.l3n: Chrisiy, 500; !."iir. $1,000;
STANDARD Consolidated. SOL B"iic Tunnel,
- 1907 Head Centre. 5000: MaIhaitau. ~ S'bO;
| Mount Diabo. S'is00; hav'Jo, Siooo; star
500. silver King not shipping. a. the furnaces
are bcing rpairtd
Il i~c,,lnatcd that the total shipments Of bullion
from the Mack Morris mine 10y Juy /. since crush
| ing b,gaa. will amount to hall Il million dollars.
The tOnsio' ks stIll duh and IN inr.l to lower
figures. No Improvement srNpcc'cd IN the market
| until after the July holidays.
Eureka Consolidated has declared the regular
| G,Yidrni.
doubtful about lring able 10 put ont the tlny,olite
fic for months. Manager Gilman. OF Little Fits
| burg. says lee dos not expect to lc'nmc work III
New Discovery in four months The 9th, parts of
the mine boxing badly. aud 1t il not paying ca
| penSas.
| grade Of Is 80 low that II VIII scarcely pay
TOMBSTONE Ariz.. June ia rch body Of car
Donate and chloride ore was niNoNtth recently De
ow the water level IN the Snlphurrt niIne but tic
fact " ~ not made public until to-day.
The Texas Company, of California District. has
shipped 20 tons Of lead bullion to tteburg for
fning Each ton of bullion contains 500 silver.
This was tLr first Of the smcltcr
A fine body Of sulphun't ore was cut last nigh in
the crosscut the lower level OF Flora Morrison.
Assays from =, 900 Ia Sl4, 900 per ton.
Bullion valued at $50, O73 ID was received in this
city yesterday frum the mines
Professor Blake report on the Cherokee nlne 10
june shows that the new vertical SHAFT Is down
40 feet and that the drift from the 40 level
has cut through two strong branch VEINS OF quartz,
which prospect well A drift upon one shows IT Is
growing larger. Ii is supplying considerable
ore for the mill The work is under good Roadway,
and the additional development work now being
pushed above the water level in expected TO add
largely Ia the ore rcsorves- The mill Ii running
from the ledRez-
Through iDadverience the advertisement Of the
Vermont and Colorado Mining Company, referred
to IN yesterdays TRIBUNE omitted from that
tissue. II will be found in another column this
ing.
Mineral Creek superintendent telewaphs Work
advancing favorably. the Slopes showing much rich
ore. VIII srnd particulars by mail.
So many references have been made OF late In dif
fercnt papers throughout the country 10 tho Dolly
Warden property of Colorado. which was recently
purchased by Boston capitalists that the very full
article concerning the mine which appears in to-
days tribune will be Of Interest 10 the many who
have purchased stock the Boston Gold and Silver
Mining Company, and therefore naturally desire "a
know the latest In regard 10 the property. Few
MINING eounnAilies deserve moro commentator Tor