New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
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EAN F.AN.i.,o, Feb. 11-Ac.Wiy in Alta is
ag"in c>D.Iua dealers. luo.r are no ruInoI> OF
mrrovrruui IA ta ular. lhr highest WIcc Tor The
,tnc.l iu-o ~ Was l.! - p'r s,alc.
MrNIc.n a!d saver InIi are quoted assessment
' Gn'ai,, las declared dividend Of 30 cents per
SHARE, An "a ncmt ol 10 crut, pr >;&ro has bcen
lry,ci on Caro;rl.
pn.>l.,u Dean. Of TIC Crutcut'on, has returned
from Tombstone, and SAYS pio'P,r,s are int tie
100 lcycl WI DE- Top more ore than Was found IN
tir t@U levels "inyr.
4 lrltrr from the osir' If the Betty O'Ncal says
that tur Ic,urtiou "i miners Wa}ca by a." starr
Gipyc Company, A.YalH, threatens u Temporary
s;s si,n OF vol, IN tn mlrcS o. Lewis Di>tgIct.
lDLNLE.L IEr>- DsrATriiI
san FEANCi,cp. Feb I7.-Itc IHg.nia Enterprise
publishes IN article on the question. now beng All
rated OF Reducing: the wages of miners in order 10
work the low grade ere OF the CuuStuck mines at
profit. lLrartIr!c states mat the pg1posi ion Is To
reduce WAGES upper .cvcl> 10 rom - 30 to - %
rcr day according 20 uCp.h and the difficulty % the
VOLS, continuing the Present rate of ~ Tor work IN
2 800 foot levels. The Enterprise claims that with
such reduction there Imucu amOInt of ore
that could be CX,taricd at profit notably IN the
Crown i"ni, kcntH,k, Imperial, J%Ghet Ophlr'
MrXican, Could and Curry. Savage, ChoiliI, Con
suildatrd Nnp,Um and Cdllforna mines. 1t also
holds that thc question OF reduction OF wages may
b.. settled wIiarub any conflict II NINE managers
ana the Miners UrI0a can he brought together WIKI
view to buNn.-H. The IdGiaid Chronicle approve:
The LHttl rae ar!C.c aud suggests tdt lie Miners
Union take tie initiative Ill The CONS. d.IaiUn VI the
question
Bullion valued at 59llJl go was received ill this
city yesterday fro.u tic in1uc..
I'M TcLu,ar mc;tin; Of the Boald OF Trustees of
the Lite Istt- burg Mining Company WAS held
Yesterday. In vIrT OF tie lal sc Increase probable
ia the receipts OF tie company III ,cqnehcc Ui the
late III, IN the uI.nc the 1oad Vas unanimously
al the ul'H.un that before any dividends were
declared "a sum Of rot les than 100000 should bo
re. ;s.Gc for future pro- pccilug work line surplus
now ON naiIi auuuuis to about r3l,O1O, derived
from the WuIkIGs OI The Mae before tue new strike
IittC.
Inc ~outh HIT, Company has levied an assessment
OF - cents per share payaOlc IL NcN-l ork on the
10.u of .iarrh and ut san Ernci. 90 on tIe 2Jth.
h. s;Oei III b. delinquent III the boards Oh ihc
lG:h of Auril.
1ae >tari-Groyc Company viii SON have the
benefit Of 10 additional stamps, giving II total
of ~ stamps 1t IS reported that party Of wealthy
Fhllauc pIiaIs VINO are largely Interested IN the
Starr-Groyc stock have purchased au excelsior Of
the Starr Grove nine, and have con riDut"d tie
money iur bmluHE hIst-ciaso 4O.stamp mil. 10
cost Oetweeu $4,000 ana SlOU.OOO. 1t ~ not cx-
ptcted that the mill will be required for the new.
mine for several months. or perhaps year, and III
the meantime 1t will be leased by the Starr-Groye
Company and run on ore from the Sarr-GrOye mine.
President Clark, OF tue Starr-GroYe. who returned