New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11

over the Kent shaft, with all possible dispatch
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Big Pittsburg superintendent reports, February D:
" The appearance Of lleytrOssar workings Is more
satisfact nv To this morning than ever before.
The inclined drift running easterly from the shaft
is now hfty-ive feet in. From tins incline two drifts
a e being pushed south. No. Is. eight feet from
shaft: No -. 70 ty-tivc feet from shaft. No. /
shows no ore. Face of No. >, south, which is now
within twenty feet of south side line, shows sixteen
inches of good grade ore, principally sand, carrying,
saw fifty ounces silver - per cent lead. ChlO-
occur through this sand streak. The lot shipped
Yesterday NEARLY 1000 pounds runs 200 ounces
silv +, 36 per cent lead. expect tins streak to be
continuous TO the Henrietta line and that It's size
viii increase"
Vizina Consolidated superintendent reports Janu-
ary 2S: Have sent 10 the mil 10 date about $50
tons ore The mine is generally looking much bet
ter. The stOpc of the main east DRIFT has lnpr we'd
a great deal since my last report m new drIlt,
starring from the Sumner DRIFT and striking west,
has been driven thirty fee II exposes large
body of ore and gives evidence of large quantity
of pay ahead. This portion Of the mine Is unGx-
rraliZed matter. We have discovered rich stratum
OF ore in this drift, running north. The 100 level
is in heavy ground well mncrallzGd"
4 Battle Mountain, New, dispatch TO the Mining
Associated Press says; Ia" StaTr-t'Tove Company
has got in an immense quantity of wood AM coal,
and is apparently preparing for an unusually lively
summers work. large quantity of ore Is being
taken from the developed portion Of the mine When
the lower workings have lcen put in shape the mine
onght to be- able to keep at least forty stamps run
ming steadily The new incline is now down over
300 feet all in ore of average grade. Tan Ks have
been nut in al the different stations and the water
is now handled without any trouble wha ever. The
ore in the face of No. and No. south drifts con-
tinucs A. good as ever ON the 49, level vine is
being sunk to connect with the lower level. The
orc-nody here il about six feet wide, and assays
aaout $50 per ton. This level alone could supply
ten stamps
In the Highland Chief mine development work
is bcinp carried forward with speed, aud the main
incline shaft is nov down about DO feet AnO her
l,yeI will be opened when depth OF 80 feet has
been reached The le &c in the bottom of the in
cline is about 3 feet wide. The northwest crosscut
il in good ore above the average grade. The hoist
ing ami pumping machinery works well, and every
thiug m aud around the IA ne looks encouraging.
- he ledge IN the Eagle mine IS constanl I've I'M
proying aud some line ore is being extracted.
In the Betty O'Nral mine the main force row
engaged in ,topng ont ore. The mine looks well
and a qnanttv of high-gradc ore Is on the dump
awaiting rcduc ION.
at i reported that the Morning Star manage
mcnt intends 10 erect 4 lj-stanp mill at an carly
date There i sufficient ore HOW on hand 10 keep
such a mill running for some time