New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05

SAN Francisco, June 4-Tho imprisoned miners
IA the Alta mine have been rescued. They were
found in the cooling roOm 100 feet from the face
of the drift Two volunteers, Bennett and Callahan,
lost their lives il the search.
The ore breast of the lower slopes Of Union Con-
soldated 30 feet below the $500 level Is IA rich
ore The :, 600 level is cutting strlngers OF ORE
Superintendent Patton says that even surrounding
the Big bonanza no inerlooking material was
found
Mono has been assessed 20 cents per share.
DEADwOoD, Oak. T., June 4.-The semi-monthly
cleanup OF the Honestake Company's mills was
made yesterday. The product was larger than
The Grand Junction cleanup Thursday averaged
81 per ton and the Penobscot - 80.
HALIFAX, n. ST. June 4:-Probably the richest
strike IN the Nova Scotia gold mines this year
made in the SyInonds mine, Montague district, on
Monday last. The average yield OF this mine tor
the past two years has been about ounces OF gold
about ounces per ton OF free gold.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, New, June 4.-Betty ONead
shipped six bars OF bullion, valued at $1,000 70
San Francisco The mine is still looking well.
Some secOnd-class ore Is being extracted from tho
Work on the Morning Star is progressing finely.
The Eagle mill Will start up on Morning star ore
Nothing is being done in the Chloride and High
land Chief
TOMBSTONE. Ariz. June 4-The Huachuca Water
Company has completed It's water pipes and Is rum
ming water into the reservoir
The water furnished by the Grand Central is SUI
No mining buildings were destroyed by the great
fire. oo
The mines generally are looking we'll.
The Ingersoll mine has struck III extra body OF
ore.
The Boston mill will start up on june on Stone
wall and Sunset ore.
Bullion valued at $4S, 900 Was received in New
York Saturday from the mines, making a total
for the week OF S103,O 900.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-fork for
the past week officially reported by the TWO Ex-
changes at 6l3,OSl shares.
The Rappahannock Company on Saturday re-
ceived from the mine 200 ounces OF gold aInalgam,
equal 70 81 700, the result Of eighteen days run.
One-half of this sum is reported net profit. The
company has arranged for ten more stamps, when
will be In operation in ninety days, ana thus ehaDia
the company to more than double present profits
The report of the operations OF the Copper Queen
Mining Company for the year endlng APlh Z
lsS2, which has just been received, shows that Y
the time the company was organized the pIihcIPh
development in the Copper Queen mine Was
large body of carbonate ore exposed by an oRel
cut or quarry, IN the side OF the mountaii lho
present first level had only been prospected by q
drift ninety feet long. No crosscuts lad been run
or WINES sunk. Development york on this ever
was, however, begun at once On me Iotn ol Sla5
1881, the superintendent determined by c9re.H
measurements that there were Ill sight ABOVE t5o
first level "a $50 tons of ore During the year end
ing April l. 1882, only Is los tons OF pay ore were
taken from the mine, aud the superintendent es-
timatea the quantity of ore now in sight IN the
mine at So 600 tons. Thus quantity. taken AZ an
average of Is per cent lthe ore s INC ,ed
during the past year averaged 16 29-lOo
Der cent. will make IO.790 tons of black cop
per. equivalent to about 10,4l2 tons OF
refined copper. The reduction works at the nm,
consist of two water jacket furnaces, capable OK
Smelling from so TO 80 tons of ore per day. Furnace
No has been in blast since April r. 1881, and No:
2 since August 80. 1881. The combined OUTPUT u1
Of both is from - 600 TO 2o,0Oo po1lus % ~
nor ner dav Resides doubling the smelling iaclil'
ties extensive improvements have been made III 1no
new buildings steam hosting works ana ;h S Ssnep ppn-
omioi c nrr;nc ON Successful copper mining and
smes OPERATIONS So The value ew-YerG Of the
refined SoPPer product FREIGHT S5 the reclining Ssar and
%l,o-VV,0i' oxnensrs S532733 80 net earnings iG
the wear. Slss, I26 80; dividends pad, Sooo'o0"
snrnIns nrcfts April 1, 1882, Sloo,lZO 81. -.