New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-05

Robinson Consolidated Superintendent telc-
graphed January 3 Shipped to day ~ tons :;
,The Barbre * Walker Mime shipped January 3,
The Storhlont stockholders held their annual
meeting ut the company once In ms city on lues-
day at which II was unanimously agreed that the
conservative administration OF the company :
affairs by Clark a Boutwell, during the past year
was deserving of their hearty approval, and with
out opposition these officers were reelected Tor
1889. The net earnings Of tho mine now amount
TO between $4,000 and Sl1,OOo per month, the
total gross shipments for December being nearly
$1,000. The accumulation of a proper treasury
fund to guard against all possible contingencies
being considered OF primary Importance, the Board
of Directors after discussing the question decided
thai it inexpedlcnt to declare dividend for
the month Of December.
1t Is officially stated hat for the month OF Decem-
ber 1881, the net rroits OF the Little Plttslusg
Mine exceeded $1,000. and that over $4,000 are
now in the comDany's treasury
The Satcmo Gold Quartz Company MIL, laugier,
n s. started up December D. but was shut down
for a few days owing TO "A slight defect which was
speedily remedied, and the mill again started up on
the 10Th. The superintendent sent out by the
New-York contractors aud builders of the mill III
letter 10 bis firm, dated December 30, says: " |
started Oh Monday morning AMI iavc been rur niuS
night and day since without rs much rs a hot box
or ANYTHING else to retard our progress. | am
proud 10 say that honestly believe the mill to be
the best one in the Dominion OF Canada. IL runs
beautifully at an inch drop, - drops per minnie
| think ttat drop and that n1mhrr of drops Civ
better results than 40 per minute. W have averaged
20 tons each twenty Jour hours sInue We started
Will do better next week. The ore breaker
does its work easily and cXpcdltiOusly, and must
confess 1 was agrceably surprised at It's operations
1t leaves but very little Tor the stamps 10 do. We
ale now running through ore that Will push iOnr
ounces to the ion very close. l VIII clean mp idter
another week"
Father de Smet superintendent reports December
10: InclOSed find receipt for bar No. l2j. 1907
ounces the result of first fifteen days run OF mill in
December. Everything at the mine is running with
its accustomed regularity, the weather being very
favorable for outside work. The work under
ground of prospecting. opening up ground, etc, is
kept long way in advance OF tue exhaustion OF
the surface ore"
The McnO Gold Quartz Company reported the
receipt of the following telegram yesterday :
PENNSYLVANIA crOsscut passed through eight feet
OF ledge matter, carrying = fleet of excellent Gre
showing finely in free gold. Started machinery at
Homeward Bound shaft to-day. Works speDdidly.'
! Standard Consolidated official report, December
"a shows that the east crOsscnt, 200 sevel, is III
jl9 feet The total length of the west crosscut
700 level. is :lS7 feet. The south drift from the
east crosscut, 700 level is in 3Ol feet. The total
length OF the east croSsJut is 6G0 feet the face is
in very hard rock. The west crosscut, No. /, 500
level Is in 22J feet. The total length of he west
crOsscut No . is ~ feet the face Is IN very favor
able rock. The south drift, 800 level. is in 300
feet showing the ledge tour and half feet wide
The upraise on the Bullion vein. 800 incline level
is up llj feet: the vein at tins point is feet
wide The total height of the upraiSe on the Cook
ledge $50 level is l22 feet. the vein showing a
width of six feet. On the $50 level the vein in the
Slopes is from ten TO twenty-five feet WIDE and on
the $50 level is about fifteen feet wide