New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28

Bullion valued Mt $169. 237 90 was received in
this city yesterday rom the mines.
=, The St9rmont mine shipped $3, 500 bullion to the
Newly ork Office ON Saturday.
The Chrysohtc mine shipped So tons of ore on
Saturday, 50 tons on Sunday, aud RENTED $4,000
Barbee & Walker superintendent telcgraphod
September %: Shipped 81 800 to-day Mine
looking well. Mill running smoothly"
A Battle Mountain dispatch to the Mining Associ-
ated Press says: Levels Nos. and 2 south OF the
Stnrr-GroNe mine, are beng pushed ahead with cx-
cellent results, No advancing 10 feet and No. .
- icet during the past seven days. The incline
running on top Of the vein, which il has uncovered
for considerable distance. The drifts are being
worked with the usual vigor, and ore is coming out
OF them all. The railroad to the Statr-Grovc is
graded tt to wlthma quarter OF mile Of the mine
to complete the work This road will do away vi h
all the teams now used in the camp.
of the Eagle NINE has been begun. Good ore i h.
ing taken from the old tunnel, whcrr n larlc body
has been found. The shaft vii be sent down with
all possible speed and will be the means of opcniu O
out large body of mineral 1t has already cmt n
seam of rich quartz IS inches wide. which assays
well up III the nlneues. The contractors are making
the face OF the tunnel.
ing, works of the Highland Chief mine is
still delayed for want of the main pieces Of the
pump. This IA an unforeseen delay and is retar,inp
inc work OF opening mp The mine. AS soon as the
pieces arrive ne wori VIII be pushed and the mine
developed with all speed. 1t is considered one of
the best mines in the district and will probably turn
out largo quantity of bullion tins fall ana winter
lhc new highland Chief 1O-stanp mill will bn
ready To run in about three weeks II is I'm immense
structure, and Is put up in very substantial man
ncr.N "''
Oriental superintendent reports, September 10
that the timbering of No. | SHAFT of the UiIlside
mime has been finished and sinking resumed The
ledge is solid and increasing III size cross.ut nt
the bottom OF the Ellis shaft shows a vein over ?
ieet wide between the walls, feet of which ON the
hanging wall arc very rich. No change in Sonth
Miller superintendent reports, September 10
mat keystone drift and shaft both III good ore
Inc drllt has been advanced 10 feet. Timbcrnp
has been finished and sinking resumed The Ic. pe il
gradually getting wider as the shaft goes down.
Work on the other mines Is advancing fayorabIv
pold stripe superintendent reports that n full
force OF miners is ut wol in the mine Good head
VIII intersect the ledge at n considcrnbe dcntb
Inc work III the lower Goodwin tunnel roisr In
strike the VEN that yielded very largely in No
anu NO tunnels, ~ being pushed In the main
supply the large mill Considerable deycjopment
work Is beng done in the most important parts of
the mine. P"''o Va
Mineral Creek superintendent reports Scptcmbcr
10 tit ne believes the Indian trouble about over for
the present and thinks he can get the men io rc
sumo work on the mine in few DAYS. Both mine
aa a 'l are go2d ana when fairly in operation cx-
. aidard consolidated official report S.ptembcr
Z, shows that the shaft Is down O72 feet The
potion beng hard ground. The east crosscut / 600
crosScut, same level, 3l7 feet. The total length nf
the south drift from the east crosscut 7OO-c 10
10 feet. The total length of the west croascnt
from me south drilt 600-leyel, is l43 feet; the
south drift, 5O0-leycl, is up 81 feet showinm th
iedgo feet wide. South drift No. 2, 1856 level ia
III from the east crosscut 140 feet, showing n i've
Ioot ledee or good ore; The south Wine 10 connect
to 20 feet wide A''i IL