Volume 28 (1874) (430 pages)

164, é MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS, [March 14, 1874. Weekly Variations in Stocks. [Besed on Regular Seles of the most importent Stocke on the Sen Francisco Stock and Exchange Boerd.] For 6 daya ending Wednesday, Mar. 11,1874. 4 Pig NAME EP F 3 S z 3 oy ] 5 = w. < Pie © . 4 COMPANY. . % ae % a)siz WASHOE. . . . J ayer. Crown Point. Daney .-. Bera : Eolipss.-+ Em ee M&M echender, Fairmount. ysrman Ph Sberidan. Abador Amorican FlagM. GM Arkansas. . Ghisf Chief East Extension Oolumbus M. & M. ite t, ZB esesstsces: aoa: Besos: BS ss: = ‘Boscher. Washington & Watson.. Yellowstone. CALIFOR iW 194F lgta LAW 24TH 14F 24Pe 22iear 000) aw oo 3kr 4M = 2en GON: eae PUrtNe.cseseese-eees MINING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY. ° Compiled every .Thursday from Advertisements in the Mining and;Scientific Presa and other S. F. Journala.] ? ASSESSMENTS.—STOCKS ON THE LIST OF THE BOARDS. Location. No. Amt. Levied. Company. Deling’nt. Sale. Secretary. Place of Business Alps S M Co Ety District 6 Feb2 Marl3 Aprilé GFBaleom 426 Montgomery st keno Flat MCo ld Hill 50 Febll srl§6 <April6é GWR King 434 Gaitorin st Amador Tunnel &MCo Ely Distnet (0 Feb5 Mar 12 ar3l = Kaplan Merebints' Ex Andes S$ M Co Wasboe 60 Mar prilé <April27 dward Landsrs 507 Montgomery st rizona and Utah M Co Gold Hill 75 Maril Aprillé Mayd J Maguire 419 California st altimore Cons M Co Nevada 120 Jan3l Mari Apnl2 W atson 802 Montgomery st ellevue M Co 7a, 200 Jun 24 Mar 3 Mar2i DF Verdinal 409 Califurnia st aledonia S M Co Gold Hill Jan 30 Mar 5 Jar 26 KR Wegsnsr 414 Calitornia st Caroline M. Co. Ly Dist rict 100 Jan li Fab. 2 Mar20 RH Brown 402 Montgomery st. Chief of tbs Hill Ely District 60 Mar9 Aprills May7 CSNeal 419 California st Condor § M Co Ely (istrict. Jan 27 Mar7 Mar 28 G T Grimes 240 Montgomery st #] Dorado South Cons M Co _ Nevada 1 Feb 26 Mar3l April25 W Willi 19 California st Excbsquer 0 Gold Hill 10 3 Fsb 9 Mar 13 Aprili DT Bagley 401 California st Globs M Co Gold Hill Mfar 1] April 16 Hay4 J Maguirs 419 California at Gonld & Ourry S M Co Wa-hos 2) 1 Jan 23 eb Mar A K Durbrow Merchants’ Ex als & Norcross M. Co. Washoe 42 5 dan 20 Feb?i Marli J F Lisbtusr 438 California st uhn & Hun! § M Co Ely District Mar5 Aprillé April27 TL Kimball 409 California st da Ellmors MC) Idaho 12 1 Keb 12 Marl8 Apnlil W Willis 419 California st d dsnt M Co Cal ehi Marla <April4 GTGrimes 240 Montgomery st Julia M Co Washos 17 1 Fsb 10 Maerl6 Aprild <A Nos] 419 Culifornia st Ksntucky G.S &M. Co. Ely Di-trict 7 Jan3 Marlé April6 R Goldsmith, 513 California at Knickerboeksr M Co Gold Hil 8 1 Feb 14 Mar2l Aprill0 Henry Boyle Stevenson Building Mahogany G & SM Co Idaho 1 Feb 25 April7 Aprile? TJ Owens 215 Sansoms st Mint G &SM Co Washoe ebs Marl3 April2 DA Jsuninga 401 California st Newark S M Co iy Distuict 6 100 Feb13 Mar25 Apills DT Bagley 401 California st New York Cons MCo id Hill 8 1 Fsb 17 Mar‘ April7 HO Kibbs 419 California st Ophir § M Co Washoe 23 1 Feb 19 Mar26 Aprillt Joseph Marks 419 California st Pigs & Punaoa S M Co Ely District 5 50 Jan 19 Feb 24 Mar J L Bape Merchants’ Ex Piocbe 5S. M Co. Ely District 6 1 Jan 19 Mar 5 Mar26 CE ElNott. 419 Oalifornia st Piochs West Ex M Co Ely District 6 25 Feh2i April6 April29 TI Kimball 409 California st Rock Island G to Nevada 1 ‘eb 28 April 2 April24 J W Clark 418 Oulifornia st Rye Perch ConsM & MCo Nsvada 2 1 Feb 25 Apnli pril29 DF Vsrdenal 409 California st Savags M Co Vasbos 500 Mar5 April § Ae 23° EBHolmes 419 QGalifornia st Silver Peak M Co Ely Distriet 4 Jan 2 Mar7 ar GT Grimes 2U Montgomery st Sonth Chariot M Co Idaho § 200 reb2’ Mer30 April2i Frank Swift 419 California st Spriog M’t Tonnel Co Ely District $9 Jan 24 Mar 2 Mar J M Enffington Merobants’ kx St. Lsurence M Co Placer CoOal 5 0 Feh 25 Aprill April20 RB Noyss 41146 Celifornia st Union Cn2 S$ M Co Washos 5 Mar2 April§ April27 J M Buffington Merchants’ Ex Virtne M Co CGrsgon 4 1 Jan 0 Mar 5 Aprilé RH Brown 402 Montgomary st War Kagls M Co fdiho 4 100 Jani7 Fsb 23 -14. =L Kaplan Merchants Ex Wasbington & Crsols MCo Ely Di-trict 10 100 Fsb9 Marlt Aprilé6 ¥F D Cleary Merchants’ Ex Wsllingion M & S Oo Umb 4 5S Febl7 Mar 24 a 14 BR Wsesner 414 California st Woodville M Co Gold Hill 6 100 Mar9 April 13 iny 2A Nosl 419 California st Yellow Jackst M Oo Washos 17 500 Febl0 rid Aprill5 G W Hopkins Gold Hill OTHER COMPANIES—NOT ON THE LISTS OF THE BOARDS. ic & Pacific Cons M Co Cal 7 Jen 24 Feb 26 Marlé A Nosl 419 Celifornie st ae ry Oalifornia 6 80 Nov li Feb24 Marl? R Wsvener 414 Oalifornla st Black Monntain Coal M Co 3 Feb 2 April 6 Mayi FF N-Wslls 402 Montgomery st Cedsrburg Ist N Extension MCo Cal 4 Mari April April 29 «JN Webster 420 Montgomsry st Cerbat Cons G & S MCo Arizona 25 Feb 2 Mar Mar30 TE Jewell 507 Montgomsry st Cbimpion Vons M&S Co al 1 SU Dees Feb23 Mar26 J M Buffington Mercbants’ Ex Commercial Coal MCoof SF Cal 9346Feb 25 April6 Ma; S B Hanson 402 Montgomery st Dry Cresk T& Flnminy Co Cal Jan 29 Mar 10 Aprill{ Walter Turnbull 45 Cxlifornia st Furska M & Smsiting Co Nevada 4 95 Fab 17 ar Apnll5 TP Bsao! 41146 California st Germania M Co Utsb 1 Fsb3 Marl4 April6 JW Tri 408 California st Gensva Cons MCo Nevada Feh 10 Mar 18 Apel 7 ITMilliken 302 Montgemery st Globs Consolidated MI Co Gold Hill 1 75 Marill April 16 ay J Maguire 419 California st Gold Ron oO Qalifornia 65 15 Jan 15 Fsh I’ Mar 14 OCPaimer cor Markst & Spear sts rsat Blue Gravel Range Co Cal 5 JO Fsb12 Marl9 April 1 W_H Watson 302 Montgomery st reen Horn G M Co Col 3 100 Feb Mar1$ April JF By yNesi 438 California st. {all & Van Dyks ConsCoalCo Wroming 2 100 Mar9 April 20) May 1: F Swift 419 Catifornia st ayes G&S M Co Nevada 3 30 Fsb9 arl2 April GR Spinney 3 alifornia st Highland Con3 M Co Nsveda 1 25 Fsb2 Mar 13 (April 1 RHE Brown 402 Montgomery st Josephine Quicksilver M Co al 9 200 Feb 25 April 6 “April 2 G Staacke 5 Sansome st Lsdy Bryan M Oo Nsvada 1 50 Feb2 Mar 9 Mar 3 F Swift 419 California st Lady Franklin G & S M Co Mar9 = April]: May12 J 8 inty 507 y St Mount St HslsnaG'M&SMCo Cal 1 10 Mar 10 April 14 fayl2 A Badlam 418 y st North Bloomfisld Gravel M Co Cal 30 100 Febl6 ar23 Apili0 T Derby 20 Sunsome st Pbenix Tnonel M Co Utah 4 20 Feb3 Mar7 Mar O38 Healy Merchants* Ex Plymouth Rock M Co Utah 2 7 Feb9 Mar23 Apmil 2 E Ohattin 442 California st Pacido Borax Co Nsvada 7 75 Jan 26 Mar 2 Mar 29 ~=S Pattee 210 Battery st Sanderson G M Co Celavsrss Co Cal 9 25 Febl Marl0 Mar 4 Wm Stewart 113 Leidesdorif st Santa Cruz Coal M Co California 5 Jan5 ar? Mar 21 L Kaplan Merchants’ Ex Sisrra 5 M evada 49 6 Jan 29 Mer 2 Mar FS Ellmaksr 53 Wash Markst Silvsr Cord M Co Idaho 3 75 Fsbl4 Mar 25 fog J W Clark lay st tJohn GM Co Califorma 4 Dec 23 ‘eb ar 2f EB Holmea 419 California :t Star King M Co Nevada 5 5 Feb 20 Mar 26 0 April 1 L Kaplan Merobants’ Ex ebama Uons M Co Whits Pins 4 500 Jan 30 Marl2 April Joseph Marks 413 Calitornia st Yallsy Coppsr M Co Cal 12}¢Mar 9 April i3 May ‘W B Martin 534 California st Wyoming G M Co Nevada Co Cal 25 Feb 19 r29 Aprill§ W4dGunn 410 Montgonuery st Name of So. Location. Secretary. Office in S.F. Meeting. Date, Ely Distriot C F Ba'com 426 Montgomery st Annnal. Mar 16 ATS ME Oo ? Cal Called by Trnstess 409 Calltornla st Special. Mar 14 Daney G&S MCo Wasbos Gso R Spinney $20 Cahfornia st Annual. Mar 23 El Dorado North M Co Nevada Called ae Trnstsss 215 Sansome st Special. Mar 23 Equitable Tannel & M Co Nevada OS Hsaly Merecbants’ Ex Annual, Mar 21 Jossnhine Quicksilver M Co Cal Gsorge Staacke 05 Sansoms at Annnal, April 6 an Mareial S M Oo Mexico O F Schulze 426 Montgomery st Annual, ar liz Starlight G & SM Oo Nevada David Wilder Merchants’ Ex Annual, Mar 12 irginia Consolidated M Co Washoe TB Wingard 318 California st Annual, Mar 17 War Eagls M Co Idabe Called by Trustees Merchants’ Ex Special. Mar 23 Wehioot Consolidated Called by Trustses 416 Davis st Special. Mar 16 LATEST DIVIDENDS (within three months)—MINING INCORPORATIONS. Name of Co. Location. Secretary. Office in S, F. Amount. pe . Co. W. L. Gliver, 316 California at. 25 Feb Hi ae Wee price Washoe, H. ibbe, 419 California st. 5 00 Mar J} Cedsrberg G. M. Co. Callfornia. D. 420 Montgomery st. 50 Feb. Con. Amador M. Co. Gal. F.B. Latbam. 402 Montgomery st. 50 Mar? Crown Point M Co Washoe CE Elliott 4ld California at 300 Mar] Diana M Co. N. C. Fasset, 220 Clay st. 100 Jan, 28 Eureka M. Co. Grass Valley, Cel. R. Wegener, 414 California st 100 Dec! } tone Quartz M Co Cal L Vesaria . . 50 Feb 10 Monitor-Belmont M. Co. Nevada. B.B. Minor, ay California st. 50 Dsc. 5 rovidence G. & 5. M. Co. J.M. Buffington. Werchants’ Ex. 100 Noy. 11 Weekly Stock Review. Tuurspay, March 12th, 1874. Stocks continne dull and priceslow. There has been very little animation in the stock market for several weeks past, notwithstanding that the work of developmeut and ore production: goes on as steadily as ever, especially in the Washoe mines. The continned had weather has prevented the usnal quantity of ore being sent to millin some localities, hut generally news from the mines is pretty good. The annual meeting of the Hale and Norcross Co. was held this week,and the report of the officers snbmitted; it is referred to at length in another column. The Consolidated Virginia is yielding 200 tons of ore daily, and this amonnt will he considerably increased as soon as the roads are sufficiently in order to permit the transportation of ore to the mills. On the 3d inst. $45,646 in bullion was shipped from the mine. A 20stsmp mill will be erected hy the Glohe Consolidated Mining Co., Washoe, at the mouth of their tunnel, thus enabling them to work with profit the hody of low-grade ore developed in the upper portions of the mine. This company is made np of the Arizona and Utah and Glohe mining companies, which were consolidated on the 14th of last month. A set of Borleigh drills is heing set np for use in the Gould & Corry mine. The air pipes are heing carried down the shaft and everything pnt in readiness for starting the com. pressor as soon as possible. : The water on the 1,500-ft. level of the Crown Point is rapidly diminishing in volume, and it is expected that the level will soon he drained. The Belcher is looking well throughont, and the mills are running np to their full capacity. F. T. Smith, lately of the Consolidated Virginia, has been appointed superintendent of the Justice mine. During the week the fluctuations have been about as follows: Alpha has varied between $11 and $1314; Belcher between $80 and $89; Caledonia, $2874 and $3114; California, $3414 and $3714; Chollar $62 and $66; Cons. Virginia $674% and $6914; Crown Point, $89 and $95; Gould & Curry, $1834 and $203; Hale and Norcross, $43 and $48; Justice, $8 and $914; Ophir, $22 and $26; Savage, $73 and $86; Seg. Belcher, $87 and $91; Union Cons. $1314 and $16; Yellow, Jacket, $61 and $6544; Raymond & Ely, $26 and $29; Chariot Hill, $434 and $6; Golden Chariot, $16 and $1914; South Chariot $2244 and $24; The prominent advances and declines for the week are as follows: Best and Belcher shows a falling off from last week’s highest price of $314; Chollar, $5; Exchequer, $3; Gonld & Corry, $214; Hale & Norcross, $1334; Ophir, $9; Overman, $10; Savage, $14; Seg. Belcher, $4; Yellow Jacket, $444; Raymond & Ely, $4. The advances are few and small. Caledonia shows an advance of $2; Crown Point, $1, and Sierra Nevada, $1. As we hear nothing more of the late rich strike at Silver City, the presnmption is that the mass of rich gold-bearing quartz strnck npon was hut a pocket, and a small one at . that. Minino Exprprrion Forrrpnen.—The Secreretary of War has written to the Governor of Montana, saying thst the proposed mining expedition from @ point in thst Territory, alInded to in circulars recently forwarded by General Custer to the War Depsrtment, will not be permitted to move. The reason for opposing wonld attend it of seriously ageravating the Indian troubles now in existence. Tue Carson Mint received on the 6th from the Mills on the Carson river, 40,000 ounces of retorted amalgsm, from Crown Point ore for coinage; also 13,000 ounces of silver from Ssn Francisco, to be converted into trade dollars. A large deposit for one day. New Incorporations. The following Companies have filed cartificetes of incorporotion in the County Clerk’s office, Sen Francieco: Bay SraTe M. Co.—Merch 9. Locetion: Amador County, Cal. Capitel stock, $65,000,000. Trustees — Donald McDonald, J. L. Hohart, Wm. H. Dnnbar, Wm. T. Henson, A. P. Cox, W. 8. Lyle, Charlee McGuire. PacIFIo HypRo-oaRBon Co.—Merchfll. Object: To carry on the business of distilling coal tar with ths patent apparstue of H. H. & C. J. Eames and to sell the products. Capitel stock, $50,000, Directors —H. H. Eemee, R. D. Walhridge, 8. 0, Young, William L. Werd and D. N. Henshaw Ward. Ex. MapreE Quicksi.ver M. Co.—March 11. Locetion: Nepe Co., Cal. Cepital stock, $5,000,000. Directors— Adam Grant, E. Greens, A. H. Harrie, R. E. Brewster and A. B, Preeton. Irvixe Coxe. M. Co. — Merch 11,—Locatlon : Gold Hill, Ney. Capital stock, $3,000,000. Directors— M, D. Townssnd, Thos. Cole, R. L. Tracey, Rohert N. Graves, Wm. H. Smith, H. H. Mitchell and D. N. Hosmer, _THE PINE Mounrar Quicrsinvrr M. Co. filed its certificete of incorporation at the office of the Secretary of Stete, et Sacramento, on the 16th inst, Location: San Louis Obispo county, Cal. Capital stock, $1,000,000, in sheres of $500 each. ae ounce Summary. _ THE following ls mostly condsnssd from jonrnals publishsd in ths intsrior,in proximity to the minss mentioned California. ALPINE COUNTY. Minine Marrers,— Miner, March 7: In the Silver Glance mine the msin shaftmeasured 14314 ft. on March 2d, and the work of sinking is heing stesdily pushed forward. The rook last np from the bottom presents fine specimens of quartz carrying good-looking snlphurets. The ponderous and worthless furnace has been removed from the M. & N. W. mill, and other alterations will soon follow. Itis rumored that work will commence on several absndoned claims as soon as the westher will permit. At Silver mountain the Exchequer mill is working. The continued severity of the weather, with almost constant storms, hss prevented mnch activity. AMADOR COUNTY. Puenrx Gorn Mive.—The new shaft on this mine is now down 700 ft., and levels hsve commenced tberefrom north and south. The vein in the bottom of the new shaft is from three to four feet thick. The south shaft has also reached 700 feet in deptb, with a level driven south 125 ft., and north from the shaft 90 ft., the ledge in the drifts heing from 3 to 4 ft. thick. The level north ia heing driven to connect with the 700-ft, level running south from the new shaft; the ledge in this level will average over 30 ft. in width, and all the rock in the 700-ft. level will pay $12 per ton by mill process. Distance from north to south shaft along the course of the vein, 235 ft. The fine mill connected with the mine is kept steadily employed. The ditch that supplies the mill with motive power has heen greatly improved, rendering the flumes of a permanent character, and far less expensive than the frame-work plan of snpporting them. The ditch now has sufficient capacity to float from the head, or from any intermediate point, all timbers, lagging or material of that nature, required hy either mill or mine. This will he avery great saving in the delivery of all required timher material atthe mine, An immense reservoir has heen constructed some distance above the mill, and intended to fornish the ditch when the nver supply becomes scarce; this reservoir when filled will cover 160 acres, and a considerahle portion of it to the depth of 25 ft., thus affording abundant supply of water for all purposes of mill and mine thronghout the dryest summers. The Phenix mine will always rank as one of the first-class mines of the connty. CALAVERAS COUNTY. Miuxine Irems.—Chronicle March 7th: The gulch claim helonging to Mr. S. S. Moser, is heing worked with profit to tbe owner. An immense quantity of tailings have heen ‘‘ run down,’’ and the bottom of the gulch reached for quite a distance near its head. Thousands of inches of water are daily used. Duryea is cleaning ledge. He has run two tunnels into the high bank, towards Stockton ridge, in which he intends setting off heavy blasts. Evans & McCann have run their tunnel 300 feet through the hardest kind of bedrock and are still driving ahead. Verrn & Co. had just cleaned up, after a two weeks’ run, taking out something over $1,800. ‘Coox & Co. are still engaged piping surface, not having commenced washing in the hill yet. Brackett & Co. have not yet strnck gravel exaotly to suit them and are prospecting for the lead. it is besause of the great prohahility which -

164, é MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS, [March 14, 1874. Weekly Variations in Stocks. [Besed on Regular Seles of the most importent Stocke on the Sen Francisco Stock and Exchange Boerd.] For 6 daya ending Wednesday, Mar. 11,1874. 4 Pig NAME EP F 3 S z 3 oy ] 5 = w. < Pie © . 4 COMPANY. . % ae % a)siz WASHOE. . . . J ayer. Crown Point. Daney ..-. Bera : Eolipss..-+ Em ee M&M echender, Fairmount. ysrman Ph Sberidan. Abador Amorican FlagM. GM Arkansas.. . Ghisf Chief East Extension Oolumbus M. & M. ite t, ZB esesstsces: aoa: Besos: BS ss: = ‘Boscher. Washington & Watson... Yellowstone. CALIFOR iW 194F lgta LAW 24TH 14F 24Pe 22iear 000) aw oo 3kr 4M = 2en GON: eae PUrtNe..cseseese-eees MINING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY. ° Compiled every .Thursday from Advertisements in the Mining and;Scientific Presa and other S. F. Journala.] ? ASSESSMENTS.—STOCKS ON THE LIST OF THE BOARDS. Location. No. Amt. Levied. Company. Deling’nt. Sale. Secretary. Place of Business Alps S M Co Ety District 6 Feb2 Marl3 Aprilé GFBaleom 426 Montgomery st keno Flat MCo ld Hill 50 Febll srl§6 <April6é GWR King 434 Gaitorin st Amador Tunnel &MCo Ely Distnet (0 Feb5 Mar 12 ar3l = Kaplan Merebints' Ex Andes S$ M Co Wasboe 60 Mar prilé <April27 dward Landsrs 507 Montgomery st rizona and Utah M Co Gold Hill 75 Maril Aprillé Mayd J Maguire 419 California st altimore Cons M Co Nevada 120 Jan3l Mari Apnl2 W atson 802 Montgomery st ellevue M Co 7a, 200 Jun 24 Mar 3 Mar2i DF Verdinal 409 Califurnia st aledonia S M Co Gold Hill Jan 30 Mar 5 Jar 26 KR Wegsnsr 414 Calitornia st Caroline M. Co. Ly Dist rict 100 Jan li Fab. 2 Mar20 RH Brown 402 Montgomery st. Chief of tbs Hill Ely District 60 Mar9 Aprills May7 CSNeal 419 California st Condor § M Co Ely (istrict. Jan 27 Mar7 Mar 28 G T Grimes 240 Montgomery st #] Dorado South Cons M Co _ Nevada 1 Feb 26 Mar3l April25 W Willi 19 California st Excbsquer 0 Gold Hill 10 3 Fsb 9 Mar 13 Aprili DT Bagley 401 California st Globs M Co Gold Hill Mfar 1] April 16 Hay4 J Maguirs 419 California at Gonld & Ourry S M Co Wa-hos 2) 1 Jan 23 eb Mar A K Durbrow Merchants’ Ex als & Norcross M. Co. Washoe 42 5 dan 20 Feb?i Marli J F Lisbtusr 438 California st uhn & Hun! § M Co Ely District Mar5 Aprillé April27 TL Kimball 409 California st da Ellmors MC) Idaho 12 1 Keb 12 Marl8 Apnlil W Willis 419 California st d dsnt M Co Cal ehi Marla <April4 GTGrimes 240 Montgomery st Julia M Co Washos 17 1 Fsb 10 Maerl6 Aprild <A Nos] 419 Culifornia st Ksntucky G.S &M. Co. Ely Di-trict 7 Jan3 Marlé April6 R Goldsmith, 513 California at Knickerboeksr M Co Gold Hil 8 1 Feb 14 Mar2l Aprill0 Henry Boyle Stevenson Building Mahogany G & SM Co Idaho 1 Feb 25 April7 Aprile? TJ Owens 215 Sansoms st Mint G &SM Co Washoe ebs Marl3 April2 DA Jsuninga 401 California st Newark S M Co iy Distuict 6 100 Feb13 Mar25 Apills DT Bagley 401 California st New York Cons MCo id Hill 8 1 Fsb 17 Mar‘ April7 HO Kibbs 419 California st Ophir § M Co Washoe 23 1 Feb 19 Mar26 Aprillt Joseph Marks 419 California st Pigs & Punaoa S M Co Ely District 5 50 Jan 19 Feb 24 Mar J L Bape Merchants’ Ex Piocbe 5S. M Co. Ely District 6 1 Jan 19 Mar 5 Mar26 CE ElNott. 419 Oalifornia st Piochs West Ex M Co Ely District 6 25 Feh2i April6 April29 TI Kimball 409 California st Rock Island G to Nevada 1 ‘eb 28 April 2 April24 J W Clark 418 Oulifornia st Rye Perch ConsM & MCo Nsvada 2 1 Feb 25 Apnli pril29 DF Vsrdenal 409 California st Savags M Co Vasbos 500 Mar5 April § Ae 23° EBHolmes 419 QGalifornia st Silver Peak M Co Ely Distriet 4 Jan 2 Mar7 ar GT Grimes 2U Montgomery st Sonth Chariot M Co Idaho § 200 reb2’ Mer30 April2i Frank Swift 419 California st Spriog M’t Tonnel Co Ely District $9 Jan 24 Mar 2 Mar J M Enffington Merobants’ kx St. Lsurence M Co Placer CoOal 5 0 Feh 25 Aprill April20 RB Noyss 41146 Celifornia st Union Cn2 S$ M Co Washos 5 Mar2 April§ April27 J M Buffington Merchants’ Ex Virtne M Co CGrsgon 4 1 Jan 0 Mar 5 Aprilé RH Brown 402 Montgomary st War Kagls M Co fdiho 4 100 Jani7 Fsb 23 -14. =L Kaplan Merchants Ex Wasbington & Crsols MCo Ely Di-trict 10 100 Fsb9 Marlt Aprilé6 ¥F D Cleary Merchants’ Ex Wsllingion M & S Oo Umb 4 5S Febl7 Mar 24 a 14 BR Wsesner 414 California st Woodville M Co Gold Hill 6 100 Mar9 April 13 iny 2A Nosl 419 California st Yellow Jackst M Oo Washos 17 500 Febl0 rid Aprill5 G W Hopkins Gold Hill OTHER COMPANIES—NOT ON THE LISTS OF THE BOARDS. ic & Pacific Cons M Co Cal 7 Jen 24 Feb 26 Marlé A Nosl 419 Celifornie st ae ry Oalifornia 6 80 Nov li Feb24 Marl? R Wsvener 414 Oalifornla st Black Monntain Coal M Co 3 Feb 2 April 6 Mayi FF N-Wslls 402 Montgomery st Cedsrburg Ist N Extension MCo Cal 4 Mari April April 29 «JN Webster 420 Montgomsry st Cerbat Cons G & S MCo Arizona 25 Feb 2 Mar Mar30 TE Jewell 507 Montgomsry st Cbimpion Vons M&S Co al 1 SU Dees Feb23 Mar26 J M Buffington Mercbants’ Ex Commercial Coal MCoof SF Cal 9346Feb 25 April6 Ma; S B Hanson 402 Montgomery st Dry Cresk T& Flnminy Co Cal Jan 29 Mar 10 Aprill{ Walter Turnbull 45 Cxlifornia st Furska M & Smsiting Co Nevada 4 95 Fab 17 ar Apnll5 TP Bsao! 41146 California st Germania M Co Utsb 1 Fsb3 Marl4 April6 JW Tri 408 California st Gensva Cons MCo Nevada Feh 10 Mar 18 Apel 7 ITMilliken 302 Montgemery st Globs Consolidated MI Co Gold Hill 1 75 Marill April 16 ay J Maguire 419 California st Gold Ron oO Qalifornia 65 15 Jan 15 Fsh I’ Mar 14 OCPaimer cor Markst & Spear sts rsat Blue Gravel Range Co Cal 5 JO Fsb12 Marl9 April 1 W_H Watson 302 Montgomery st reen Horn G M Co Col 3 100 Feb Mar1$ April JF By yNesi 438 California st. {all & Van Dyks ConsCoalCo Wroming 2 100 Mar9 April 20) May 1: F Swift 419 Catifornia st ayes G&S M Co Nevada 3 30 Fsb9 arl2 April GR Spinney 3 alifornia st Highland Con3 M Co Nsveda 1 25 Fsb2 Mar 13 (April 1 RHE Brown 402 Montgomery st Josephine Quicksilver M Co al 9 200 Feb 25 April 6 “April 2 G Staacke 5 Sansome st Lsdy Bryan M Oo Nsvada 1 50 Feb2 Mar 9 Mar 3 F Swift 419 California st Lady Franklin G & S M Co Mar9 = April]: May12 J 8 inty 507 y St Mount St HslsnaG'M&SMCo Cal 1 10 Mar 10 April 14 fayl2 A Badlam 418 y st North Bloomfisld Gravel M Co Cal 30 100 Febl6 ar23 Apili0 T Derby 20 Sunsome st Pbenix Tnonel M Co Utah 4 20 Feb3 Mar7 Mar O38 Healy Merchants* Ex Plymouth Rock M Co Utah 2 7 Feb9 Mar23 Apmil 2 E Ohattin 442 California st Pacido Borax Co Nsvada 7 75 Jan 26 Mar 2 Mar 29 ~=S Pattee 210 Battery st Sanderson G M Co Celavsrss Co Cal 9 25 Febl Marl0 Mar 4 Wm Stewart 113 Leidesdorif st Santa Cruz Coal M Co California 5 Jan5 ar? Mar 21 L Kaplan Merchants’ Ex Sisrra 5 M evada 49 6 Jan 29 Mer 2 Mar FS Ellmaksr 53 Wash Markst Silvsr Cord M Co Idaho 3 75 Fsbl4 Mar 25 fog J W Clark lay st tJohn GM Co Califorma 4 Dec 23 ‘eb ar 2f EB Holmea 419 California :t Star King M Co Nevada 5 5 Feb 20 Mar 26 0 April 1 L Kaplan Merobants’ Ex ebama Uons M Co Whits Pins 4 500 Jan 30 Marl2 April Joseph Marks 413 Calitornia st Yallsy Coppsr M Co Cal 12}¢Mar 9 April i3 May ‘W B Martin 534 California st Wyoming G M Co Nevada Co Cal 25 Feb 19 r29 Aprill§ W4dGunn 410 Montgonuery st Name of So. Location. Secretary. Office in S.F. Meeting. Date, Ely Distriot C F Ba'com 426 Montgomery st Annnal. Mar 16 ATS ME Oo ? Cal Called by Trnstess 409 Calltornla st Special. Mar 14 Daney G&S MCo Wasbos Gso R Spinney $20 Cahfornia st Annual. Mar 23 El Dorado North M Co Nevada Called ae Trnstsss 215 Sansome st Special. Mar 23 Equitable Tannel & M Co Nevada OS Hsaly Merecbants’ Ex Annual, Mar 21 Jossnhine Quicksilver M Co Cal Gsorge Staacke 05 Sansoms at Annnal, April 6 an Mareial S M Oo Mexico O F Schulze 426 Montgomery st Annual, ar liz Starlight G & SM Oo Nevada David Wilder Merchants’ Ex Annual, Mar 12 irginia Consolidated M Co Washoe TB Wingard 318 California st Annual, Mar 17 War Eagls M Co Idabe Called by Trustees Merchants’ Ex Special. Mar 23 Wehioot Consolidated Called by Trustses 416 Davis st Special. Mar 16 LATEST DIVIDENDS (within three months)—MINING INCORPORATIONS. Name of Co. Location. Secretary. Office in S, F. Amount. pe . Co. W. L. Gliver, 316 California at. 25 Feb Hi ae Wee price Washoe, H. ibbe, 419 California st. 5 00 Mar J} Cedsrberg G. M. Co. Callfornia. D. 420 Montgomery st. 50 Feb. Con. Amador M. Co. Gal. F.B. Latbam. 402 Montgomery st. 50 Mar? Crown Point M Co Washoe CE Elliott 4ld California at 300 Mar] Diana M Co. N. C. Fasset, 220 Clay st. 100 Jan, 28 Eureka M. Co. Grass Valley, Cel. R. Wegener, 414 California st 100 Dec! } tone Quartz M Co Cal L Vesaria . . 50 Feb 10 Monitor-Belmont M. Co. Nevada. B.B. Minor, ay California st. 50 Dsc. 5 rovidence G. & 5. M. Co. J.M. Buffington. Werchants’ Ex. 100 Noy. 11 Weekly Stock Review. Tuurspay, March 12th, 1874. Stocks continne dull and priceslow. There has been very little animation in the stock market for several weeks past, notwithstanding that the work of developmeut and ore production: goes on as steadily as ever, especially in the Washoe mines. The continned had weather has prevented the usnal quantity of ore being sent to millin some localities, hut

generally news from the mines is pretty good. The annual meeting of the Hale and Norcross Co. was held this week,and the report of the officers snbmitted; it is referred to at length in another column. The Consolidated Virginia is yielding 200 tons of ore daily, and this amonnt will he considerably increased as soon as the roads are sufficiently in order to permit the transportation of ore to the mills. On the 3d inst. $45,646 in bullion was shipped from the mine. A 20stsmp mill will be erected hy the Glohe Consolidated Mining Co., Washoe, at the mouth of their tunnel, thus enabling them to work with profit the hody of low-grade ore developed in the upper portions of the mine. This company is made np of the Arizona and Utah and Glohe mining companies, which were consolidated on the 14th of last month. A set of Borleigh drills is heing set np for use in the Gould & Corry mine. The air pipes are heing carried down the shaft and everything pnt in readiness for starting the com. pressor as soon as possible. : The water on the 1,500-ft. level of the Crown Point is rapidly diminishing in volume, and it is expected that the level will soon he drained. The Belcher is looking well throughont, and the mills are running np to their full capacity. F. T. Smith, lately of the Consolidated Virginia, has been appointed superintendent of the Justice mine. During the week the fluctuations have been about as follows: Alpha has varied between $11 and $1314; Belcher between $80 and $89; Caledonia, $2874 and $3114; California, $3414 and $3714; Chollar $62 and $66; Cons. Virginia $674% and $6914; Crown Point, $89 and $95; Gould & Curry, $1834 and $203; Hale and Norcross, $43 and $48; Justice, $8 and $914; Ophir, $22 and $26; Savage, $73 and $86; Seg. Belcher, $87 and $91; Union Cons. $1314 and $16; Yellow, Jacket, $61 and $6544; Raymond & Ely, $26 and $29; Chariot Hill, $434 and $6; Golden Chariot, $16 and $1914; South Chariot $2244 and $24; The prominent advances and declines for the week are as follows: Best and Belcher shows a falling off from last week’s highest price of $314; Chollar, $5; Exchequer, $3; Gonld & Corry, $214; Hale & Norcross, $1334; Ophir, $9; Overman, $10; Savage, $14; Seg. Belcher, $4; Yellow Jacket, $444; Raymond & Ely, $4. The advances are few and small. Caledonia shows an advance of $2; Crown Point, $1, and Sierra Nevada, $1. As we hear nothing more of the late rich strike at Silver City, the presnmption is that the mass of rich gold-bearing quartz strnck npon was hut a pocket, and a small one at . that. Minino Exprprrion Forrrpnen.—The Secreretary of War has written to the Governor of Montana, saying thst the proposed mining expedition from @ point in thst Territory, alInded to in circulars recently forwarded by General Custer to the War Depsrtment, will not be permitted to move. The reason for opposing wonld attend it of seriously ageravating the Indian troubles now in existence. Tue Carson Mint received on the 6th from the Mills on the Carson river, 40,000 ounces of retorted amalgsm, from Crown Point ore for coinage; also 13,000 ounces of silver from Ssn Francisco, to be converted into trade dollars. A large deposit for one day. New Incorporations. The following Companies have filed cartificetes of incorporotion in the County Clerk’s office, Sen Francieco: Bay SraTe M. Co.—Merch 9. Locetion: Amador County, Cal. Capitel stock, $65,000,000. Trustees — Donald McDonald, J. L. Hohart, Wm. H. Dnnbar, Wm. T. Henson, A. P. Cox, W. 8. Lyle, Charlee McGuire. PacIFIo HypRo-oaRBon Co.—Merchfll. Object: To carry on the business of distilling coal tar with ths patent apparstue of H. H. & C. J. Eames and to sell the products. Capitel stock, $50,000, Directors —H. H. Eemee, R. D. Walhridge, 8. 0, Young, William L. Werd and D. N. Henshaw Ward. Ex. MapreE Quicksi.ver M. Co.—March 11. Locetion: Nepe Co., Cal. Cepital stock, $5,000,000. Directors— Adam Grant, E. Greens, A. H. Harrie, R. E. Brewster and A. B, Preeton. Irvixe Coxe. M. Co. — Merch 11,—Locatlon : Gold Hill, Ney. Capital stock, $3,000,000. Directors— M, D. Townssnd, Thos. Cole, R. L. Tracey, Rohert N. Graves, Wm. H. Smith, H. H. Mitchell and D. N. Hosmer, _THE PINE Mounrar Quicrsinvrr M. Co. filed its certificete of incorporation at the office of the Secretary of Stete, et Sacramento, on the 16th inst, Location: San Louis Obispo county, Cal. Capital stock, $1,000,000, in sheres of $500 each. ae ounce Summary. _ THE following ls mostly condsnssd from jonrnals publishsd in ths intsrior,in proximity to the minss mentioned California. ALPINE COUNTY. Minine Marrers,— Miner, March 7: In the Silver Glance mine the msin shaftmeasured 14314 ft. on March 2d, and the work of sinking is heing stesdily pushed forward. The rook last np from the bottom presents fine specimens of quartz carrying good-looking snlphurets. The ponderous and worthless furnace has been removed from the M. & N. W. mill, and other alterations will soon follow. Itis rumored that work will commence on several absndoned claims as soon as the westher will permit. At Silver mountain the Exchequer mill is working. The continued severity of the weather, with almost constant storms, hss prevented mnch activity. AMADOR COUNTY. Puenrx Gorn Mive.—The new shaft on this mine is now down 700 ft., and levels hsve commenced tberefrom north and south. The vein in the bottom of the new shaft is from three to four feet thick. The south shaft has also reached 700 feet in deptb, with a level driven south 125 ft., and north from the shaft 90 ft., the ledge in the drifts heing from 3 to 4 ft. thick. The level north ia heing driven to connect with the 700-ft, level running south from the new shaft; the ledge in this level will average over 30 ft. in width, and all the rock in the 700-ft. level will pay $12 per ton by mill process. Distance from north to south shaft along the course of the vein, 235 ft. The fine mill connected with the mine is kept steadily employed. The ditch that supplies the mill with motive power has heen greatly improved, rendering the flumes of a permanent character, and far less expensive than the frame-work plan of snpporting them. The ditch now has sufficient capacity to float from the head, or from any intermediate point, all timbers, lagging or material of that nature, required hy either mill or mine. This will he avery great saving in the delivery of all required timher material atthe mine, An immense reservoir has heen constructed some distance above the mill, and intended to fornish the ditch when the nver supply becomes scarce; this reservoir when filled will cover 160 acres, and a considerahle portion of it to the depth of 25 ft., thus affording abundant supply of water for all purposes of mill and mine thronghout the dryest summers. The Phenix mine will always rank as one of the first-class mines of the connty. CALAVERAS COUNTY. Miuxine Irems.—Chronicle March 7th: The gulch claim helonging to Mr. S. S. Moser, is heing worked with profit to tbe owner. An immense quantity of tailings have heen ‘‘ run down,’’ and the bottom of the gulch reached for quite a distance near its head. Thousands of inches of water are daily used. Duryea is cleaning ledge. He has run two tunnels into the high bank, towards Stockton ridge, in which he intends setting off heavy blasts. Evans & McCann have run their tunnel 300 feet through the hardest kind of bedrock and are still driving ahead. Verrn & Co. had just cleaned up, after a two weeks’ run, taking out something over $1,800. ‘Coox & Co. are still engaged piping surface, not having commenced washing in the hill yet. Brackett & Co. have not yet strnck gravel exaotly to suit them and are prospecting for the lead. it is besause of the great prohahility which -