New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
SAN Francisco, Wednesday, June u. 1882.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrBuNE.i

BoDIr Cal, June 21.-rhe most important fea-
ture of the past week in this district has been the
result OF work from the MONDAY and North Noon.
day ioint incline. The drift along the 1ootwail Of
the ledge Oh The first incline evel--Or the 742-foot
vertical LEVELS 81 feet in North MONDAY and GS
feet in MONDAY. Rich ore has been encountered IN
both directions crOsscut was started east Oh the
line between the two mines on Sunday
night and is now III very nch ore
Pft,e rsabshes Known depth of 100 feet Of cn
ore of unknown length and width The develop
meut is Of the utmost importance 10 Bodle District
and will probably produce genera revival OF work
in the mines along the mineral belt which have
been closed down Tor months. Everyone here feels
jubilant over the situation
standard Consolidated extracted the past week
II57 tons of ore. Shipped TO the company,
$50, 723. The south drift. 1000 level, is in Us
feet showing air-looking quartz in the face. The
upper levels show no marked change.
Hodie Consolidated crushed l33 tons OF ore aY-
craze pulp assays 81. Bullion shipped, pt,4o3.
The workings from Wine No. II show rich ore, Dut
narrow in all directions. The west crosscut from
the 80 level in us feet. 1t Will be run about 80
feet further to the end OF the rich VEN The upralse
from the 500 evcl of Lent shaft will soon connect
with the 700 level The Lent shaft is now down
The Red Cloud shaft is down 765 feet
Tho GRO east crosscut, 100 level, was stopped
when i'm 25l feet on account OF Il heavy flow of
water which cannot be handled with tanks. Ght
crosscut will be bulkheaded, and drllts run north
and south OF the same level.
The summers mil, Patterson District, has started
up with increased pan capacity, and IL now running
steadily on Tree milling silver ore averaging $50.
Rich strikes are reported III North California
COmstock, Poverty SllyeradO aud other claims,
Patterson District
The Homestake mine, Patterson District, has
been bonded for twenty days for $4,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-The demand for
Mexican the past few days has caused sharp adj
vance, Ophr sympathiznC. The rumOrcd improve
uicnt in Mexican has induced the bears to ill.
Jhrty-thTee men have been taken from the 1900
level OF Savage. 1t is believed that work there will
be abandoned, though for the present drilling CON
tinuCs.
The breaking of the Alta pump-rod viii probably
render the building of a new bukhead impossible.
seats in the San Francisco Board offered for
$1,000
BATTLE MoUNrAIN, New, June 21.-Seven bars
OF bullion we've shipped from Lewis Oh Monday, the
product of ore from the Eagle and Chloride
tunnels
A. lot of new stamp shoes and castings for the
Starr-t roye mill were forwarded to Lewis ycster-
day morning. The mill Is expected TO run On Gus
tom ore
George w. Bothwoll is still in San Francisco.
At meeting of the trustees of the Decatur Silver
Mining Company, held yesterday. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year. President
Waiter X. Marvin vice president, Dudley Earlm
treasurer, Stephen W. Sears; secretary, Charles W.
Guin.
Superintendent of Union Consolidated of Bodie
reports June 10: " Main tunnel now in 1876 feet,
continuing in favorable class of p0rphyry passing
through the wet belt INTO dry working ground. Air
furnace in place and gives good ventilation at 4he
face OF the header"