New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-04
THIRD CALL-l2 O'CLOCK VI,
FOURTH CALL! o'cl)ot p. "

Bullion valued at S:}2.OSl ~ was received in
this city on Saturday from the mines. 49,
The Stormont mine shipped $1,000 bullion SeoJcr-
day.
Superintcndcnt Parrish OF the State Line mines.
telepraphed from Carson CITY. New, sept. 80 :
Three carloads pipe have arrived today. NJ.
arrangements made TO forward promptly. IL taxed
fifteen DAYS for freight from end OF track tn mihe
| start Tor mine Tomorrow
Barbce ana Walker superintendent telcgraph'd.
Scptenher 80: Shipped > 200. Ore III louTiu
north improving" Under date Of October he
tclrgraphs: Shipped cleanup $1,000. Tut ~
battery guides and new mullcfS. start TINS after
noon. Mine looking we'll"
A Rattle Mountain New, special 10 the Mining
Associated Press saws: . Drllts Nos and = south,
of the Starr. Grove mine have been advanced Il
and 2Ol2 feet respectively dufng the past week,
and large quantity of fine milling ore has been
taken ont which VIII average about 80 10 the ton
Drlft No l. north. has been run 22 feet and hla
opened out the ore body immensely Orc i now
being taken from the latter drii and Is being seat
20 mill. The incline shaft Is down 80 feet aud Is
opening out "A nne deposit OF black sulphurrt ore.
very rich strike has been made IN TINS part OF tho
mine which promises 10 develop INTO perfect
mountain Of ore In fact all parts OF the mine ate
loo king splenddy, aud 1t is expected that tie pay
neut of dividends will bee resumed rs soon the
new mill Is in a condition to crush ore. Everything
has been put in shape 10 stopc oat at least 100 ou7
of ore daily.
At the CHLORIDE II inc a large quantity Of excel
lent frcemiug. high 81 ade ore Is being tibeu out
and for want of stamps 10 redu"o II 10 Is beng
stacked mp near the mine. The tunnels Lave been
advanced considerably during the week and t.c
Wine has been ms about sixteen feet The
Wine is following the dip of the mann ledge, aud ~
in fine ORE which is hOsted to the upper level and
then sent 10 the mouth of he tunnel When the
three tunnels or levels are connected by means oi
this wInze the ore can be sent down IN chntes
thereby saving time aud LABOR. and also giving
good ventilation TO all TIE levels and slopes. The
connection will soon be made
"The new shaft OF the Eagle, begun three weeks
ago u now down seventy ieet, and Is following
the ytin. The ledge Ii two feet IN width. aud IN
increasing IN size as the shalt goes down. The
upper tunnel is showing better ore than has ever
before been taken from tins mlnc. and the new
tunnel is looking more promising than ever. The
contractors making good time and expect to
finish their work in about two weeks
LeadvIlle Consolidated superintendent reports
ninety tons of on hand ut The smelter unsettled
for on September ~. When this IL settled lOI
there Will be sufficient money hard ~ pay a
dividend of $2OOO0. The superintendent ~
dcnt that the mine will pay current expenses aud
earn "a second dividend by November 10 and II
the continues 10 hold as good rs at present II
can probably keep up the payment of DIVIDENDS for
some time. Below the ninth level. south OF the
man incline, the ore continues good. No stopping
is being done III tins section. A lew feet still IT,
main TO be driven TO connect the workings below
the ninth level and the uprase III the tenth level
north. The ore here In n gray sand carbonate, as
saying from 100 to $50 ounces per ton. All the
exploration IN this part of the mine ind Gates large
body. From the fourth, hitn and sixth levels.
north, large quantity OF ore Is being taken. from
below the Van Wageuen workings. This ground
has been worked Tor year aud there is ST. as much
in sight as ever. In the thIrd level, MOI ill.,
much ore is being developed rs below the ninth
level south. The vein averages from six to fifteen
inches of good mineral. There are considerable
reserves If at all OF these points Connection
has been made between the seventh and ninth
levels north. and the ventilation now good.
Work has been resumed on the face of main incline
Oriental superintendent reports. September -
that the Hillside shalt was sunk fourteen feet the
previous week. The crosScut in the Ellis mine
was continued through about two leet of mix ed
clay and ledge matter which supposed to be the
hanging wall, anu another ledge found. THIS
back ledge has been cut into two feet and shows
no signs OF disappearing The ore assays from
$3.50 to $sl per ton. A within will have TO be put up
before sinking much deeper.
Miller superintendent reports, September %. that
some very fine ore is beng taken IRON the mines.
Assays run from So to 500 The sinking of "a
perpendicular shaft will soOu be begun which will
cut the Independence at depth OF about 200 feet,
and drifts VIII cnt some Of the other mines.