New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-02
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STo.A So,
sx FRANCISCO, Thursday, June l. ISL
my TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

crPp,Vc1sCo. June 1.-YesteTdav morning the
INN column in the Alta mine broke a!iu d ~
fours LATER the bukhead IN the east 0lAt -,!oV
iI 80 ra- letting IN heavy rush OF water
ev4r men working IN the west drIt We're pcnheu ID
.DJ the latest reports give no hopes that the men
49, Centre has been assessed 90 cents per share
bullion receipts for the past week: |hrlsty'
SS9ls: Contention S2S, 443; Eureka C0nsoldatcd
S3s 757; Northern Belle, H4S>0O nouo OonsoH-
dated. SlOSl2; Bodle Tunnel, @3'0o9'
RArr1E MOUNTAIN New. June betty O'Neal
shipped Monday three bars OF bullion valued at
qiGo0RR Dablrren. manager of the Morning Star
mine and T. g. Morgan foreman OF the Starr-GT0ye
mine, left for New-Yorb Yesterday.
The Starr-Grove mine Is stlll closed down.
Mccullough. superintendent OF the Antnony
nine, left for San Francisco Monday
DEADwOoD Oak. Ter. june IA rich strike has
inst been made in the High Lode Extension and
God Finch, situated north Of Caledonia and the
Homestake Group. The ore shows large quantities
OF very gold. many nuggets running IN value
from - ~ $50 The location Is one OF the oldest IN
The Black Hills and has been worked continuously.
The Minnesota mill will resume work next Mon
The Caledonia station, at depth of 100 feet IN
the new shaft. is being rapidly enlarged. When
his Is completed drift will be lun 10 tie wlnZe,
$50 feet Tie mill will probably not start up for
The Terra mill viii not be repaired for ten days.
All other mills and the Sitting Bull smeter axe IN
successful operation
ELPA<o. Texas, June 1.-The indians have been
1ratng with rencgades from the Navajo, heac2lerO,
Warm Spring Ute and a pache Reservations IN the
Guadalupe Mountains, Texas.
PrOspectors Of the syndicate OF the Two kepUDilcs
haze been driven ont Of Dog anon, sacramento
Range, y. NJ. BY the hostlles. Mana ana Juh are
reported to be there directing operations:
prospectOrs IL thu JarlllOs Range y. NJ, have
abandoned their claims because of the want OF
wafer and from fear of ladian moleStation.
The Terrace mine near socorro IL reported pc
tered out and closed. Thus IS considered ruse OF
strong stockholders TO freeze out the weaker ones.
Discoveries of horn silver, native silver and natIve
copper are reported from the san Andres Mining
Tie Mexican Central Railroad is completed TO
point within forty miles II Chsuahua CITY, and the
Southern Pacific Railroad Is out 800 miles south OF
Il Paso.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn June IA large party Of
capitalists and mine operators left here at o'clock
this evening special hotel cars VIA the Fennsyl-
vania Railroad, for the purpose Of inspecting the
new mill and WaterWoIAs Just completed at the
Sierra mines Lake Valley, y NJ. This group Of
mines purchased about TWO years ago By George
DAILY for Eastern capitalists, and has been eZcep-
tionslly well reported upon by visitors generally
daring the past year. Developments being pushed
forward upon the four Mines exposing large quan-
titles of high-grade Water has been brought
into the camp and a hrst-class mill erected he
gentlemen comprising the party are mostly large
owners Of the stock. and the visit Is thus under
taken for their own personal satisfaction. So
iar, there appears to have been no stock manip-
ulatlOn, holders apparently relying more upon pres
pecJive dividends from working the mines than
prced during the coming mouth. The route of the
party Is via St Louis and Kansas City; thence over
TIE Achison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad 70 Mutt
about twelve miles from the mines The trip viii
occupy about three weeks. The party includes
among others. PhIliP c: Garrett, Professor Z. d,
Cope the geOiOgst Professor B. SlliInan, of Yale
College J. Whitaker Wright, {. ). Middleton
Benjamin IL shoemaker, John Tracy. Marion d.
Paxson. John ;. Haines William II. Miller and
Joshua Lippncott, all Of Philsdel phia f. A. Crit
tendon, OF Chicago; John A. Sleicher of The Iroy
Times George u. Roberts William +. Shaler and
others, from New-YOrk.
Bullion valued at SCI 900 was received in this
CITY yesterday from the mines
Father de Suet superintendent reports May Is ::
Herewith express conpanys receipt for bar No
135-972.34 ounces gold bulhon-the result of run
of mill for first half of May. On the 18th INST.
drew for SIS. 900, winch amount was all our ex-
penses during the month of April The ledge
ia the west crosscut tramway level
does not prove to be of much value. In the
Golden Gate crosscut, I'd level we have passed
through Is feet OF good milling ore with still
IN the face. This Is very important strike.
have started drift the third level 10 run under
TINS body 81 ore. and as soon as can open out a
Sasiaoer ot sufficient size will start wllze TO 81
ieNel anc q rlSe 10 the first leVeIn