New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
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san Francisco May FL ". TAYLOR arrived here
Yesterday from Gold Mountain. Nc,Hdu. Regarding
the Developments iu the state Linz mines reported
by recent visitor, hr saws: he ores lu The lower
workings are uniformly high grair. shall talk
better when the mill starts. In the meantime. II
ANYBODY will go and look 40 the mines for himself
Le will find Them nucu at any time for iu-u. iron
and can satisfy himself 10y picking rock, locking
himself ~ an assay Office and otherwise testing Do.
ores TO lis own satisfaction Tie thinks The mill
will start bv July I. Everything is being pushed
with q view to au early bullion production
Notwithstanding the trouble with the combina-
ton pump, the Constocks rallied this m0rniug and
there are strong indications that the advance IN
values viii be maintained
LgADvIILE. Col, MAY 2.-Managcrs LanghOrn of
the Iiihefnia, aud Leonard. of the Matchlrss have
agreed on the line, which gives To The Matches, %
triangular piece OF ground thirteen feet long ou the
Matches. line and eight feet north and south on the
Big Pittsburg line, containing about hhy-two
Manager Wood, Of the Big Pitt-burg. is not yet
satisfied. Surveyors for the three companies are
lose only n small Triangle but Big Pittsburg lo-es
an important part Of its claim, and must refund
much ore already mined. The survey viii be fully
determined tomorrow, when full particulars will be
given.
WAsrrNGrox. j. c., May "a dispatch from OK
Governor Shepherd, now at Batopiias, Mexico. says:
Tho Roncesyallrs Is now in bonanza and taking
ont $4,000 day withthe poorest methods Of treat
ing the ore" This information Is very gratifying 10
many people here.
Bullion valued at Slf,7j7 10 was received in this
city yesterday from The mines.
50 much has been done and 20 little said concern
ing tho Alice Gold and Silver Mining COMPANY Of
Montana since the discovery of the ledge that not
a few TRIBUNE readers viii De pleased to see in
another column, a full statement regarding the pres
ent condition Of the property. The officers II the
company. in their statement, make copous extracts
from the report Of Professor W. l.. Blake whose
opinions upon mining properties and mining districts
have rendered him a valuable counsellor to the
United States Geographical Bureau ~ Washington
lis officially reported that the product Of the On
tariO Silver Mining Company for the third week Of
March was SfS,O47 SO assay value, making
Sl45,365 90 for twenty-One days OF March. and
1929, 559 % since January !. Average value OF oro
worked during week Sl5l As ore on hand at mine
and mill April q. 1859 tons.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
Hibernia Consolidated Mining Company, held yes
terday the Odd management WAS reelected by a vote
of pos. 1877 shares out of the 100000 shares capital
stock The animal statement shows that the mine
produced SlsG.OO0 during the past year, out OF
which $780, 900 was paid in dividends The general
manager speaks in the highest terms Of the property
and estimates in sight over 100000. HIS latest
official telegram viii be found elsewhere in IIIE
TRIBUNE.
The superintendent Of the Father dc sInet mine
reports for Che week Guiding April %: Ore extracted
from the first level, BOO tons second level, 10
tons ore uilied for the same period, 1910 tons ;
lower tunnel connecting Eureka with McGinty
Wine advanced 4 feet and completed Lemon q
Co contract on sill hoor, NcGInty chamber. advanced
three sets raisc nom middle chamber, first level to
surface, advanced Al fees
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the