New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28
wa. lost 200 feet above: o.OOOOunces win be shipped

was lost 200 feetabov G,00Oounces will be shipped
OF Tuesday. ,,.,o-,t
had on board i 10 pigs Of copper, weighing <oo-OO
pounds for the Copper Queen company. -
Tho snpsrntrndent Of the Tombstone Company
telegraphs: Grid mill running wen. Shall make
about $40. 900 in April. Mines looking extremely
we'll New incline into Gool-enough running md
fine show Of ore. Ore averages higher grade thah
4 lat.r dispatch from the treasurer, who arrived
Yesterday at the mine, says: Visited mills to-day
Both doing excellent wo'k. Daily production oSeI
1 900 ounces. Will do better soon. The mines
fully maintain expectations, and are responding
freely ut all points while reserves are lncreas-
ing am better pleased with prospects OF our
company than ever before"
4 TELEGRAM received yesterday from the suprrin-
tcndcnt of the Glass-Pcndery mine says: improved
roads will enable MS in few days 10 snip Iull
amount OF ore contracts
Boston consolidated has been assessed 80 cents
per share delinquent May 81. The assessment may
be- paid al the banking house Of l.aidlaw ~ 60.
4 stock holder of the Excelsior Water and Mining
Company yesterday informed tribune reporter
that n letter from the secretary Of the company 10
tho financial agents. Mrssrs. IounsnerY AZ iilVglh,
states that the mine is now ontputtlng sumo tnt
amount of to pay The eur 900 expenses and mat
in his opinion there viii bc q sum tent amount ac-
cumulated to pay the bonds of the company when
mature IN July.
perint,ndcnt stated that thn vein m the champion
IuHncl No. improving. showing strong sui
phureJ- Of lead and Ir0u which - considered Ia
vura1c indication. The tunnel is now in 10 iert
the ground becoming more easily worked Every
thing ahont he vein Is looking promising.
\ Maine special to the Mining Assoc lated Frrss re-
pOrts gTrater a-tiyity among mining men at lllSc-
worth Occa>ioned partly by the presence ol the
mining expert. Professor Stewart who hrs exam
incd n large number of new properties. Other rca-
sons for the increased activity the near approach
of both the Milton and the Grant mines to IA" veins
and the starting mp of the smelling furnaces nj the
Douglass copper mine ln Blue HILL winch were
started for trial run last W'dnc~ lay, the result
proving satisfactory. about "A tom Of copper beng
taken from the ore. Ihr-e smelling works viii
soon start mp for active work, ~ viii also thos OF
In. Blue IIiil and TWIN Lead mi Ies
On the sd three more hrl' k, averaging ahout
900 ounces. wcrr shipped from thr Sulivan-Nau-
kcag mine. 4 few needed improvements and re-
pairs arr being made 30 this mine, ami alter These
ar. completed, a larger force of men viii hc en-
4 new shaft is 10 De sunk on the vein Of the
Stewart mine 10 Bluc HELL
The Suuhurst has iur quartz VEN from 10 II
inches wiic wtl Wincrlllrd with copper ami
silver. with lttlr goll. ,
The STANDARD Consolidated onicr1l r. port ~ April
Is shows thar the east croS~rut, 900 !"v' d, an
from the shaft 3d. feet The west cr's-fu Is ~ 1866
feet. The total lu-th of tlr east cr'@>cut, 900
south dr' 500 level BE- In 2ni trc' tI" Vein beng
about feet wuic Tie north drt' 40. !, - level
is ~ 20 feet. -ioVi thr vein - i''i WIDE. ~
c,cut progress i~ being made 900 umb"ung 'h" ~"nth
driit uu the Cook vein. lpr1.-" N". L. mp ~
feet. showing the Vr.n - feet Wilc. ON the 80
level the vein continue from 10 to 80 feet widr,
aud on Nh, 90 ''Hcl tlr fru 900 th' si'pr- B" about
n feet wide. The moss hosting engine, were 90 be-
started ou Aprli 10.