New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18
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SAN FRASCIsCo, May 17.-Pctcr Crystals inter
venue protesting against the dismissal OF the Burke
bonanza suits was argued today The decision
was postponed until Friday. The general opinion
is that Judge Sullivan will decide Chrystal has no
There was a sharp rally in the ComstOcks at the
second session Of the board Well-inforned opera
tors say that we are to have steady growing MAJ
kct with slight variations for long time TO come
SUPERINTENDENT Smith. of the Belthcr, has visited
the Albion mine at Eureka, on behalf of Sharon,
Morrow, and other large owners and reports favor
ably Of of the reserves He SAYS IN the even
of Albion winning the suit Richmond the
property will treble in valnc.
The Eureka has declared its regular dividend.
F.F. Osbiston teleraphed last evening to per-
sonal friend in Ncw-York: " Have examined state
Line mines, made assays and practical tests. There
finest gold deposits OH the Continent and Nos.
and 4, with the same amount Of development may
develop equally as well. make the former as an
assertion and give the latter as my opinion
The superintendent of Dolly Warden, Alma Col.
telegraphed yesterday: All parts of the mine i'm
proved 80 per cent In past ten days rich and
double the quantity Good miners are scarce. Work
ing force can only be increased gradually common
labor abundant. Miners are generally Off prospect
ing think they may be more plentiful next month.
Could employ fifty more miners IL we had them
The new tunnel has 90 feet more 10 run before strk
ing the big ore body. Struck new body of ore in
new drift which shows strength"
A private dispatch received last night from Lead
vile says: Miner Boy ore returns last week gave
55 ounces silver and 13l2 ounces gold per ton not
steady and rich"
Boulder Consolidated superintendent telcgraphed
yesterday: Mill running splendidly; cOncentra-
tons worth $3.50. per ton. Made second shipment
three tons today
Father de Smet superintendent reports for the
week ending May s, that 100 tons Of have been
extracted from first level $50 tons from second level
and 100 tons from third level. During the week
J. $50 tons of ore were milled The widening of the
lower tunnel to a double track WAS advanced 20
feet The upraise from the end Of the east crosscu
Golden Gate from the second to first level was adj
vanced feet.
Old Dominion Copper superintendent Globe All
Zona reports Mines generally looking splendid !;
taking out ore that yields 40 per copper Can
not tell how wide this immense ledge is until ad-
vance as far as wish to go in the tunnel and then
crosscut both ways"
Chapparal superintendent reports that the quartz
in champion Tunnel No. is the full width of the
VEIN nearly feet and Is steadily improving west
ward This gives a continual improvement of the
resources and il is fair TO conclude that the cut Of
the tunnel is good criterion of the ground under
foot and the back The aspect Of the mine is very
favorable.
Green Mountain superintendent reports that the
upraise has reached the surface through the ore
body from the Blake tunnel giving $50 feet stand
ing ore above No. 4, with of 400 feet from
No. to No. unworked. The crossdrifts through
the ore body have determined the full width of tho
ledge to be good milling ore. Mills are running
full time.