New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-05

BATTLE MOUNTAIN, New, Oct. 4.-Messrs. Bate
man 81 ellis, mining men OF San Francisco, were at
Lewis, Saturday, examining tho mines hey re-
port the Morning Star and Betty ONeal to be look.
ing very WELL
The Highland Chief mill is not running now, but
is expected to start up again in a few DAYS
The pumps are handling the water In the BettJ
0'Nea.
RINCoN. n. NJ, Oct. 4.-Upward of 500 tons Of
ore are at the Cerillos IN. NJ mill, awaiting its
starting up, which is daily expected.
Apaches still threaten the camps I'm the ranges
along the North sonora and Chihuahua line,
Juh's band recently ralded the Santa Cruz Valley,
ArlZ, committing many murders and running of
stock.
PrOspectors in the ranges on the head waters Of
the faqni River, Chihuahua, and the Rio san Pc
dro, Sonora, report that the Apaches continuing
their depredatl0ns la these localities and are inter-
fering greatly with mining operations.
Ii Is reported that 1920 has been pledged IN
Missouri, Texas and New-York toward the consfruc-
ton of reduction works aG Ell Paso. Texas condi-
toned upon the building of the proposed White
Oaks and FL PasO Railroad.
Ex-Governor George L. Anthony has resigned the
general management of the Mexican Central Rail-
way, and Mr.. Robinson, superintendent OF con-
structiOn of the Atkinson, Topeka aud Santa Fe
branch from Benson. Ariz.. to Guaymas, Mex.
has been appointed TO the place.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders of tbs
Freelaud Mining Company held on Tuesday, X c.
Mccormick. John L. Jones, 5. V. White. Henry
Rosener and Joseph w. Wittgenstein were elected
trustees for the ensuing year. The reports of hesup
erlntendent show that "A large amount of work has
been done in the mine, and that new processes for
reducing the ore have been introduced
Standard Consolidated official report, September
25, shows: Total length east crosscut, LOO level
3I4 feet the rock Is hard; east crosscut ZOO
level, Is IN $50 feet aud the south drift IRON this
crOSScut is III 5O7 feet east cr0sscut, 700 level
$50 feet long, and Is still in hard rock total length
of south DRIFT from this crosscut Is lS5 feet and
shows the VEN about 3 feet wlde south drift from
south drift No. is mp 1877 feet, showing the vein
ABOUT 6l2 feet wide south drift No. 4, $50 level, 70
IN $50 feet. and shows the vein about feet wide
Bodie Consolidated official report, September rs
shows: Ore crushed past week, 116 tons ayerage
value of pulp $71 80 per ton; bullion shipped
IS, 391 40. East cr0sscut 500 level. Lent shan
Is in IA ieet North DRIFT from this crosscut Is IL
feet long. Rise No from 74O level is "a feet long
Rise No. 10 on the rich vein is 20 feet high, and
sui shows good ore. About "a feet remain between
the top of this rise and the floor of the north drl
from the bottom of Wine No. II. The gangways
and Slopes from winZe No. II continue in tine ofei
much OF 1t is very rich. North aud south drifu
from bottom of this Wine are "a feet long each.
Caledonia b. H. superintendent reports. Septem-
Der "a: After running B feet in drift from VINE
we encountered the fOot-wail, and discontinued
work III that direction. The south drift on same
ledge advanced feet total from mann track. ~
feet. All the ore that has been run through the
mill came from the Caledonia ledge, and. owing %
the difficulty in getting out ore, have not been abN
our slll-hOor sets in Will be able to supply the
whole mill with ore at abont the same expense
takes to run 40 stamps now. The mine Is looking
well, and machinery Is running nicely at both mu
and mine. Seven hundred and fifty tons Delivers
to the mill