New-York tribune., 1881-09-10
FOURTH CALL O'CLOCK p. NJ
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9.-Tho work on the
been mpcted, and crosscutting has begun Work
at the Savage has been discontinued for a few days
owing to timbers being crushed on the line of fhc
incline, which prevents the use of the main pumps
A drift has been started in the Alta from the
lowest station for tho ledge. '
The indications for n better market are favorable
Nothing definite about bodies, however is made
public.
$24, $40; Standard. $i7 800; Eureka Consogidated
lbase, $4,000; Northern Belle $29, $50; Head
Bodie, $500; Derbcc, $1,000; Navajo, 81. 900.
LEADvlLLE Col, Sept SIN the Black Prince
mine, adjoining the Miner Boy six inch vein OF
galena heavy IN silver. was struck on Tuesday.
The Morning star mine was tnrned over TO ". s.
WIFI; AT tbs tnS neM mar mnnsget ar ny y9;tGrday hy
arrived, and is beng put up
$500. 600.
Standard Consolidated shipped to the mill I,227
to the company, $40 3O1 2S
Bode Consolidated average pulp ASSAY for tho nost
week, 500 80. ~ f
In addition TO the continued valuable develop
ments in the Great Western mine at Swcetwator a
very rich strike has been made in the Summers
claim A great numb / of mining men are visiting
the district e
and Mining Company's mills produced in Jmne
,553; in July, SLAB, 3,3Os; in August twenty
best ever made in the district The July run vns
short, owing to bad weath her ~
Bullion valued at $S3 7i4 20 was received IN this
city yesterday, from the mines.
"A Battle Mountain, New, special to the Minng
Associated Press says: " The break in the air com
pressor OF the Starr-Grove mine having been re-
paired and the machinery put in complete working
order again, work in the mne has been renewal
with increased yigor and much larger force of
workmon Drifts Nos. l and 2 south were rnn 81
ana "a ieet respectively during the past week, and
arc now in an immense ore chamber, which is very
rlch. ms ore is now going to he mills and i
pr proving Ii It's richness by the fneness of the bars
ahead at the rate of about 3l2 per day i'm harder
GROUND. lhe ledge matter s of a splendid charac-
ter. The machine shaft at the end OF tLe maj, t'
mel is being pushed with dispatch and il in ,nnI
ore, with no water to trouble yet. out "a tons
OF ore are now going to the mills daily and evcrv'
thing IS running all right. ''
AT the Highland Chief mine the incline sbof, 70
fDeing sunkat lively rate and good ore is being
found; The new t. ack works splendidly, and nS
ou'lf to the supfsso %st with ho in ihosfing ore
ont OF the mine. and full force of miners il en-.
ployed The orc-nody is increasing in width and
ASSAYS a up IN the nnetes. Good results are looked
for the coming week. ~
In the Chloride mine work has been pushed with
excellent results. The lower tunnels a, 9 adyancnu
at the rate OF about three feet per day, and the
NINE Is now within few feet of the second level
Inc upper tunnel IL also going ahead and ia In 6ne
ore. AS the level extends into the hill the ora cIa,
Eel seems to widen, and Is better defined than when
first encountered" w noh
!, Chapparal superintendent reports August n that
the contractor heve begun to take ont rock Inf
VIII VIII not begin crushing before 100 tons have been
september payday. F ~ o
Father de Smet superintendent reports for tho
week ending September at 2,2OO tons Of n a
were extracted from trsr level and 600 tons from
second level. During the week $500 tons Of ora
were miled. The sill floor of McGinty cham her ,yaS
aavanied az SETS and the north-end tunnel was aI-
rd Tdnoou ~ leet' Inc tunnel Is now in 12S feet
advanced IL feet. Wi was