New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
CLOSING rmcrs or ci1ToryIA STOCKS
s,~ FrAN,I-cu Wednesday. May l.. Isl.

Bullion valued nj $l13.7~2 90 WAS received in
this cit, yesterday flom tine MINIS.
The - itr-t'rnyc Company ht-drcl9rtdt it, seventh
regular monthly dividend of 100000. hr'ug | prr
cent uu it, capital stock or 10 cents per share pay
abc MAY 81. Transfer hooks CLOSE from May = To
Nav 81.
The Dnnkin Mining Company has declared H.
fifteenth regular diy nd of 1000. or =, cents
per share. PAYABLE june l. Transfer books coae
Nav % and open June -.
The Rising sun superintendent tclcrraphs to the
New-YorL Office: New Shaft, Couutry rock works
easy. The ore developed in the 800 and 800 levels
is Of excellent quality and is easily worked. The
mine at no TIM pa. has ever presented a more
promising appearance.
4 uotirc Of interest to the stnckhodrrs 81 tlr.
CalavcfIs Water and Mining and the Nrw-l url and
Cnlavcraz County Gold Mining C"mpanic, will h.
fnund an another column The former compauy'.
transfer books close on the 18th inst for the pnr-
pose of permitting stockholders Of record 10 sub
scribe Tor T:IOO,OO of it, dchcnturc bonds by the
issue OF which II is believed that both they and tl,
company will hc materially benefited aud tho
property enhanced IN value
Cherokee ,urcrnt,ndcnt reports that the new
shaft ia draining the water from the old works and
there are encouraging lndicntons of approach 10
the main ledge The parallel ledge cut az the 100
level iarxpo- ng good ore. Tho mine shows good
'Iotr.f adyirrs from Helena state that tho Alta
Montana Cofnpanv'H works viii bc rebuilt shortly
i'm far better condition and with greater economy
than before. Examinations made SINCE the fire
have shown that one engine II almost
ninurcd. and the other not badly dam
ngrd rho boiler and all the stocks i'm
good order; the rcvcrbntOrics unhnr, and many of
the tool, saved The blowers II bring IN a cnndi-
tion 10 . used NAV cause some delay in putting the
furnace in order. The charcoal and iuNcs are on
the ground. Tho krom c0nccn rator will likely not
be used again. As the old site was too crowded tho
now works will In all probability bc placed on other
ground The Brucknor Cylinders, OF which the com.
pauy have threc. arr stated tO be unniurcd, while
ihe Blake Culshcr maintains It's position on the
stone foundation. The smelling works can be put
I'm working order at r small outlay
The Standard Consolidated official report, May q,
shows that the east crosscut 1000 level IN in from
The shaft go feet. The west croWcut same level.
In In 1876 feet The total length OF the east crOascu
700 lowell II $50 feet. the rock continuing hard.
The total length of the south drift, 300 level IL 2i3
feet showing The ledge about feet wide. Tho
north drift No Js5 level IN In 3 feet, the ledge
being 10 10 - feet wide The south drift on tho
Cook ledge I, now substantially timbercd. The mp
raise on The West Standard isup 1903 feet, showing
about feet of good ore. The Slopes are all looking
well aud yielding NJ usual The vein tho 3sj
level Is about 20 feet wide. aud the $50 level IL
10 feet wide. station Ia being cut out at 1000
level.
The superintendent Of Gold Stripe reports that the
work on the shaft IN No. 3 is being pushed rapidly,
and will develop some rich As depth Is gained
on the upper and western part of the mine tho Tor
nation becomes more compact, the vein better de-
fined and the ore Of higher grade The output OF
ore is large, The mil running steadily.
The superintendent u the UnOn Consolidated
Bodia. reports the cutting OF fine vein ten feet