New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday. Jan. 16. 1892.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUxE.I


TOMBSTONE, Ariz, Jan. 1G.-The Girard Mill will
he completed in day or two.
The decision in the case of the Way Up and
Tonghnuu Companies is to be rendered in few
The case of the Contention Company against the
Head Centre Company began to-day. Eight of the
most prominent lawyers OF California are employed
Rich discoveries have recently been made in the
mountains forty miles north of Tombstone Assays
are reported of 900 to 81 400 silver per ton. Two
mines have been bonded to P.W Smith for $50, 900;
81 800 forfeit paid.
The O'Brien group of copper mines at the mouth
of the ella River have been sold 10 New-YOrk par
ties for 100000; $4,000 forfeit paid last Thurs
fhe Contact Mine was sold to-day to George
Hearst, Of San Francisco, for $4,000.
Bullion valued at S124.5O0 was received in this
CITY Yesterday from the mines.
Robinson Consolidated manager telegTaphed jan
nary l5 Shipped for two days 81 tons average
assay "a ounces lot 279.. Nine samples 800 level
ASSAY SO ounces Start drills tonight. Settlements
for four lots $l4,300 Have drawn on you for
$1,000"
Bodie Consolidated superintendent telegrsphed,
January 10: "Will ship $6,794. Crude bullion on
hand 700 ounces. No change since last dispatch"
Owing TO an error in transmission, TIE TRm-
UNE's San Francisco dispatch in yesterdays Issue
enormously stated that Bodie stock had been
sessed rs cents per share The dispatch should have
read: Z" Champion, OF Bodie, 20 cents per share"
The recent assessment of 80 cents per share on
Bodie pending, and will be delinquent on
January "a.
The following pecnnar pioposiuoh was Yesterday
received In manifold oy number OF mining COM
panies IN this city:
SEVERAL THOUSAND NAMES OF INVESTORS IN THE
EASTERN AND MIDDLE sTATEs-For Sale ...
Valuable 10 a corporation or firm who have c1rcu-
lars etc. which they desire 10 send This list has been
used twice with satisfactory resns IL %aS pTGeured d
carefully inQuiing as TO tho means aud investing ten
dcnees of each names OF retired persons OF both
For 81 particulars address by mail
"a SECRETARY GREAT EQUATOR MINING Co.,
No 2O6 Broadway, New-fork."
Is it possible that this is list Of of retired
persons Of both sexes" who have invested u the
A Battle Mountain New special to the Mining
Associated Press says: lowing TO severe snow
was practically suspended during the past, week.
Underground work, however, was continued unin-
ferruptedly." ~ ,
is an old ,nili-loan and is said TO be thorough
miner He will put on q larger force and expects
coon to have enough ore out TO run the mil month
Or six weeks The new machinery and pump work
to perfection The ore from the lower levels is of
tho usual high grade
The Starr-Gr6ye is piling mp an immense lot of
excellent ore All the drifts are bong pushed rap
Idly and tue new incline shaft sti continues III fine
Ore The iron is being laid on the railroad con-
Meeting the mine and mills. .
good results The north drift is now IN over l2O
3eet. and is being pushed ahead at the rate OF hye
feet per day. The mine is comparatively dry The
shaft Is gong down at the rate OF about -FOUR leot
per day and is In ledge matter of good quality.
The Eagle mine Is showing up q fine body OF
at an early day. The new shaft has encountered
so5ae very rich-looking quartz, which assays high,
and the managers believe they have magnificent
the ledge into the hill. and although the rock is
hard. good progress is made with tue work. A new
crosscut has been started in the main tunnel to tap
strInger which dips TO the southeast.
Work In the Chloride mine has been prosecuted
Nth the usual yigor, except In the lower tunnel.
Nhe main tunnel has splendid ore in the face. which