New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-10
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SAN FRANCISCO Thursday. Feb. ., 1882
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S,v FEANCIsCO Feb 9.-Scams of quartz showing
strea of ore have been cut in the north drift from
the Mexican by the 200 level of Union Consoh-
Drifting for the Justice ledge will begin near the
face OF the Alta east drift, 200 level. Alta will
START one at the same point. running north.
ONLY short distance remains to he run TO con
meet the Savage incline wi h the 200 level
Mono has been assessed 80 cents per share
The market is quiet ana rin
Bullion receipts Tor the past week Contention;
S2j2G0; Eureka Consolidated, S2O, 700; STANDARD
Consolidated, $1l, $40; Northern Belle, $l7.3"O :;
Ophir 81 :. 600 Bodle $3.50 star, $1,000.
RITE. Mont, Feb "a rich strike has been
made i'm the Wabash mine, about mile north Of
the Alice mine In cross cut ting at depth OF 100
feet a 3-fGOt vein was struck when averages 300
Ounces of silver per ton.
The first fifteen days run of the Alta Montana 10
stamp mill produced silver bullion valued at
$4,000.
Ell PAso. Tex. Feb. 9.-Richard Whitburn, while
taking machinery belonging TO himself and ASSOC
ciaes to their mines in Dolores District, chihuahua
Mexico, from Tcmosachi, on a pack train, went
ahead of his train to inform his partners, and was
rohbpd and asSassinated by MeXlcans.
Work in the shaft of the Capital mine, Ccrvll0s
" NJ, was stopped by water at GePth OF $40 leet
roadway to Silver CITY which viii shorten the dis
tanCc tcHmllcS.
The Ohio mine, an extension OF the Copper King
and Copper Qucen mines, Mulo Pass Mountains
Arizona was bonded to Clinton Rice, of FL Paso.
Yesterday for $4,000.
ties was struck Wednesday In the corporate lim-
its OF FL Paso, near Fort Bliss.
A valuable copper lead has been traced from The
B0rracho Range, Mexico, across the bed OF the Rio
Granite into Qmtman Range, Texas, lust below
Fort Qmtlnan.
Bullion valued NJ 500 900 was received in this
CITY Yesterday from the mines.
The Little Ptteburg mine shipped for the week
ending January 81 1913 tons of orc settled for 239
TONS balance shpred and unsettled for. AZ tons
Stunned for the entire month, 3S1 tons; settled for
5I5 ions Cash received for ore, $l55jJ average
per ton $50 iG.
the south Horn Silver Mining Company, Of
Frisco Utah whose property j, LOO feet south Of
the Horn Silver mine, has began active work. Day
and night shifts are employed and the development
OF the mine Is 10 he vigorously pushed by the new
SUPERINTENDENT ". /. Cody, who iOr five years was
superinteudcnt OF the Horn Silver mine.
The report of William y. SymIngtOn, civil aud
mining engineer and ono al The directors Of the
Robinson Consolidated Mining Company, on tho
quantity and value of the ore ~ sight III tho Robin
son nine has Just been received, IN pamphlet FORM
accompanied by plot and sections OF the workings
of the mine, winch show graphically the limits
Of the ore lLhcs and the relative pO-
sition of the nauGiug-wdl wall and
development workings mp To Drccn-
Der 20 ISL. This Is OF series OF reports made
bv Mr. SymngtOu 10 the board OF directors during
his extended examination Of the mine IN December
last the others covering the financial CDnuItion OF
the company, suggested methods ioI the treatment
o. the ores OF the company, and suggestions IA 10
the securing Of the title OF the company claims
Stockholders may obtain the report at iIIc Office OF
| the company.