New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
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ROM. Cal. Oct. Blast week Standard Con-
rolidated shipped 10 the mil l,ZO! tOhs Oh ore
average pulp assay, S37 II. Crude bullion Teceed'
r 505 ounccs Shipped to the company, II ',IOS.
Bodie Consolidated average pulp assay, @Il 81:
Orols stin milling twenty tons a day OF very rch
Eullion valued at $40 O0O was received IN this
civ Yesterday from the mines 700
tons of ore the suphuTgt ore assaNing loO ounces
per ton and the OXldlzcd ere 100 ounces; ph inc
12th 1872 tons were shipped, averaging 10 ounces
! NarIroso, Cal. special TO the Mining Associated
Press saws: AT the ihte mine an Immense amount
a. work is in progress. The New-io.E MANAGERS
have already completed several important improve
mcnts. In the mne the work of opening mp new
levels Is to be pushed vigorously aSlIIproNci ma
chinery will permit compressor engine has nee"
placed AT the lower dam, and "a mile OF 4-lnch IRON
nine has been LAID conduct the air 10 the pumps,
hoistng engines and power drills IN the lnlnc. 4
large compartment shaft has been sunk below the
tunnel level, and VIII he pushed down without lntr-
ruption TO "A depth of 500 feet. Levels viii be
run every one hundred feet The shaft Is gong
down in the west ore-body and all rock taken
mt in The sinking sent to the mill The mill
has been thoroughly overhauied and repaired, and
is now one of the best 4O-stamp mills on the coast.
The superintendent expects TO complete neaT all lbs
preparatory work this month, after which, he says,
the DEVELOPMENT work in the mine viii advance
with great Fapdity. The public here who have
known the HIte for many years a. the best gold
pTolucer in the country, expect great results from
tie mine when worked by improved machinery IN
der a capable and vigorous management"
Silver City. \. NJ: Bremen alI->hdft connected
~ IN main workings Ore bodies nOw accessible
Mil runs steadily. Average pulp assay 500
Bremen took all premiums Tor ores at Territorial
fair
Isadyille has a new mining paper, The Mining
Iqder under the editorial charge OF a. +. Wucu,ch
one of the best known mining reporters ~ Colorado
The paper is handsomely printed iuii OF news, and
promises to prove "a success.
Green Mountain superintendent reports that the
Blake Slopes yielding full supply Of ore. The
sulphuret ledge tunnel Ia running on the vein, and
No , tunnel Is going ahead by contract work.
The Boston AdCcrt,aer cOuggatulatos Con, Hastings
d Co. upon the successful placing OF the stock OF
the Boston and Sheep Mountain Mining Company
o. the Boston market at - cents per share Tie
Leqdriue UemOfrat OF October SAYS concerning The
property OF this company: " The GOif shaft IL nOw
down to depth Of ninety-;iye feet AID work Is adj
SaEcng rapidly. This property Is the Immediate
extension OF the famed Robinson, and the company
expects to strike II big in the near future"
Regarding the Indebtedness of the Highland
Chief Mining Company, OF Lcadyille, Tie Mining IN
DER of that city, says there IS deed OF trust Oh the
,r ,crty to secure an indebtedness Of between
SO 900 and SJ0, 900, the result Of bad manage
ment The deed Is in favor of the Miners Exchange
highland Chief stock. The plan Of the clique is to
take the property under the deed unless Eastern
holders allow themselves 10 be blcd once more by
subscribing TO the bonds proposed to be issued 10
Eastern holders apply for receiver and
have the proper courts take the prop
erty from Its present hands and order IT
~ be worked 10 pay the indebtedness. Experienced
men state that the mine could easily be e 10 pay
a handsome profit under good management. The
paper adds " SO long as il remains in the hands Of
the owners of the Exchange Bank, nonresident
holders OF stock expect only increased indebted
and continued effort to dispOssess them.p
The GreeD Mountain Company has declared a div
idend NO - OF 7l2 cents per share payable DC
reopen on October rs. Total dividends declared TO
date, 100000.