New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-16

Sax TrNN,l~CG Nav I.-t,f..tuu. the BONANZA
cyn'rf termed from Gold Mountain. ard ,1t-.
fro,. ,arr.ul ir.p,c,iou thr Stale Line mine. l,r
exceed tie value placed upon Them '} Taylor lut
oillrrcrprft. Another visiting tNu.ri utI' .,f ilr
Or.rntal and Miller group that thr k"t STONE ore
average assay les urc 5000 prr tons Eat k"'-t"re.
SO go $40. hillside. $50 toSl3; south bp. $500
The con,.fa.ll ,aincl materially iu .tf.ar'h ,ni
clo.cI promising 900 active market during t.r come
EnieLa Consolidated has declared as usual di,i-
sierra Nevada closed atsl5.
LIApNufI Cob. May ia wonderful strike
wa madr yesterday 100 thc Matches mine "n tIr
diff ruuuinl north on tlc ko',u J.. i'r. 80 pic.,-
emf The siiAc SLOWS tarec feet OF almost pur, horn
Daakin shipped during tl'c first fourteen days Of
Gila@-Pradrr, r. shipping - tons daily and Will
erect new machinery ia Tho Pcnd,ry shaft.
Bullion valued at S3ol1i p Wa received 10
NcV-loik nu saturday from The mines, making
total for tie 81 .ch of = $50, $50 OF.
The total sales OF mining sl"' hS ln NcH-l"k lor
the past week oii,i aly reported 10y the two la
changes N .OO7.t9G shares.
Tic Catapn COMPANY has declared lis ,hrd rc.u-
lar dividend of 100000.
Tom Ewing, the superintendent of the Robinson
Consolidated. lett Denver on saturday for Gold
Mountain. Nrv., Ia examine thc state Line, Oriental
aud Miller properties IN the interest OF Eastern
capitalists.
"At the Empire mine The ore-housc has been torn
doo-, and "a new one will b. erected south of fh
made in the work of pumping anew pump has been
ordered.
The ucvcpaper talk about Zig things lcing done
In fhc Horn Silver mine hardly seem warranted hy
The facts II is ne general impression among we'll
posted men that, 81 bile not beng exhausted. DO can
never nay dividends on the amount of Us present
copitalizitiou il. indeed, much more than the rx-
penses IL is said that tho new reduction WORKS
have been stopped, and only one furnace will be
used In developing the mlnr toward the south
they are REPORTED 10 have struck a vein 10 feet
wide OF very rich grading from 30 10 400 ounces
averaging from 100 to 200 ounces, Int carving
lead zine and antimony, rendering II very hard 10
work Last weeks shipments amounted TO
Tic Frisco Mining aud Smelling Company shin
ned for same period 1888 "a.
The Christy M silver Reef shipped 81 500 SO
The Barbco and Walker Company have not vet
discharged their indebtedness tO Wells. Fargo q
Co, amounting TO $4,000, and are still lying
idle.
Al n meeting Of tho trustees Of the Golden Rule
Consolidated Company Of Nevada the following OIL
GERS we're elected: President, Hon. Myer D. lsaacs ;
yce-president J.W. Davis; treasurer United States
National Bank; auditor, +. Mum; secretary, Rob
ert :. Forbes.
At the first animal meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Silver Prize Company, held on Thursday, the
following directors were elected Professor II. A.
Mott, NJ. NJ. Dickinson. Isaac Z. Herring, T. y.
Mcclure, III. &. Fink and l.. Gilbert Tucker. The
following officers were also elected Professor H. A.
Mott, president: NJ. M. Dickinson, vice-presdcnt;
l.. N Clark, secretary Isaac G. Herring, treasurer