Show I ru NnG COMPANIES AT WAR More Litigation Regarding Great J Properties In Butte has1 Butte Mont March nsulL has been instituted In the District court by i the Chili Gold Mining company other J wise the Montana Ore Purchasing coml puny against the Boston and Montana company to recover a judgment for I 2172500 for alleged Interference with 1 thc working of the Johnstown mining claim for eleVen months I The plaintiff states that In 1S9S the defendant Instituted In the United 5 States court for Injunction against the Chili company pending thc trial of thu I case that the plaintiff was restrained from extracting ore from the Johns town for the period named losing 170000 thereby that the injunction has been wholly dissolved and the suit Itself dismissed that the plaintiff was prevented from mining ores of the claim and that the lease has beenfor felted j lI i I Daly Report Adopted j The shareholders of the Daly Mining company met in adjourned session yes I I lerdny afternoon adopted the findings I of the committee appointed to Iqvcstl j I gate Its financial affairs and adjourned sine die Tho entire time was taken up with the discussion of the committees recommendation thai the reports of tin management bc adopted The opposition opposi-tion waged by the minority was a ylg croon one but It was Impotent P J I Daly the attorney in behalf of the minority debated the report at great I length and urged that It was not satisfactory to either the Investigating committee nor the minority slmrehold ersDavid David McKenzie vlccprejldent and director of the company followed Mr Daly and declined to bind himself by voting for a report which the stockholders stock-holders committee refused to indorse or be responsible for G W Mojer expressed the same views but on motion of the attorney I for time company the report was adopted adopt-ed the voles consisting almost entirely of those for which proxies were carried by the management I I One of ihe Items at which the minority minor-ity expressed great surprise and to the approval of which it took exception was the amount the Daly had been made to pay In the driving pf the Ontario On-tario drain tunnel The Ontario it was urged was the owner of 1500 feet of ground on the course of the tunnel susceptible sus-ceptible to drainage while the Daly company owned but 1500 feet Yet the same management governing both companies com-panies had compelled the Daly company com-pany to pay onehalf the expense of constructing the tunnel and when tho westerly end line of the Ontario mine was reached the Daly company was required to drive the tunnel In Its own ground at its own expense The Daly treasury In this transaction was relieved re-lieved of ffiGSG3 I It was staled by K C Chambers that the operation of time mine Nvlll be resumed re-sumed in ashort time I Members of the minority who were seen after adjournment and after the refusal of U C Chambers to divulge anything except that his report was adopted say that the courts will now be appealed to and an effort made to recover the Dalys moneys which they i claim have been improperly expended S Tho Report of the Alice The annual report of the Alice Mining Mi-ning company of this city whose properties prop-erties arc located at Walkervllle Mont made Its appearance yesterday The total receipts of lie company for the previous year reached a total of SUij 2S501 of which 137112 was derived from the sale of bullion and 13855573 Jlrom thcsalu ofore with the rcmnindor from miscellaneous sources The disbursements I dis-bursements reached a total of 5512GG115 01 were 1727C1I in excess of the receipts re-ceipts Of this amount SSG079 was expended ex-pended for labor and S10GS400S for ore reduction The superintendents report shows that t In the companys properly are large bodies of sulphide ore for the successful treatment of which the management man-agement has been endeavoring to find a process and should it succeed the company I com-pany will make Its appearance again In the dividend ealumn Tintic Shipments S The Miner reports the following shipments ship-ments out of Tlntlc during the week Cars of Ore Centennial Eureka 3S EurekaHlll S o 1 Gemini S 11 GodivjL G May Day 2 Mammoih 1 II Carissa I i E Swansea 9 South Swansea I 7 1 flll1 Shoebrldge r 1 Dragon Iron S 2 Sunday S I 1 Showers wwi S 2 TeHora 1 r 4 G L Bcemls 6 1 S 7 < 7 S 1 Tolal JiSTlQ Curs of Concentrates v S j Mammolh mill > 1 I Reports from Tiutic The Tintic Miner says time < coniem plaled resumption of work un the blpr SIouxAJax tunnel has been deferred for thirty days or until the necessary machinery can bo procured to enable the management to make use of electricity elec-tricity to drive the big drills The company has contracted with the Tel l JurldelPowcr company for power and a compressor suitable for the woijk has been ordered The SlouxAJax tunnel Is the biggest proposition ever undertaken In Tlntlc It was destined originally to furnish an outlet for the Sioux and Utah mines It has been driven Into the mountain more than 4000 feet hut the company has never done much prospecting along excellent its course although some showings have been made With work once resumed some disclosures may bo S made that will add to the rapidly Increasing In-creasing list of producers In Tlntlc district dis-trict Blngham Operations The Blngham Bulletin says ore shipments ship-ments are Increasing Ten curs went out Tuesday including six cars ofHlgh lund Boy If the upper roadb continue to improve all the teamsters will soon b < Ir busy Superintendent Clays of the Julia Dean font cut a carload of rich ore Monday S Red Wing mill after repairing niado another start Wednesday Fred GI1 helL Is the new engineer Since Slundlsh Simpson I began hauling Petro ore last week Thursday seven wrlonds have been delivered at tit depot Under management of Mr Fnrna worth Dalton lArk main Incline has been put down over thirty feet In good Last Monday bottom of shaft was ore In ore containing wire and native silver Mining Notes Superintendent Edwards of thu Mer 1 I cur left for camp yesterday morning Ben Luc has returned from Tlntlc 1 after looking Into his Interest In that camp Jim OBrien who has extensive Inter f acts at Tlntlc has returned after an ubMnec of twvpral month at Cripple I Creak The iromitana and Denver Reduction reached the gold lumpier yes company i I ttnlky with a consignment of Jifty pounds of gold dust Him Al s 11 Tirvi of the MK jyn ieLL n tiIilt iii ILlI rtamwl from tutn S 5 i 1 k 5 ICtf i rXIUulrui f > hm 1 1 wIth tIme urn ti iI i I < I Iii I he I p t I t tory uttlh 1inswi Hi rporl rrn cutting to the vein progressing l from the 200foot level while the shaft continues con-tinues downward Charles Read has returned from Nevada Ne-vada where he has been Inquiring into the condition of mining property in which he Is IntcresledX Manager McVJchlc of the Golden Gate at Mercur will leave for California today to-day where he will absent himself for three weeks or more Rouse Wheeler manager of the South Swansea came In from Silver City yesterday yes-terday and reports everything in excellent ex-cellent condition at the mine Horace Eldredge who came in from Mammoth yesterday morning reports u great deal 1 of new work progressing in that part of the big district The Shoebrldge Bonanza of rustic has a car of concentrates and another of crude ore on the way to market The output promises to be rapidly increased during the feason increasctl1 The consignment of Sunday ore which I was sent In from Silver City on Friday was marketed yesterday on controls showing 811 ounces silver 113 per cent copper and 1 In gold Messrs J S Kennedy and Herman I H Green of this city are seriously con I lemplallng a trip to Nome and before leaving will provide for dredges with i which to turn the sands of the sea TC S Leaver manager of the Butters laboratory In the basement of the Dooly block1 mad the I announcement yesterday yester-day hat I it would be open to public Inspection tomorrow The pant is 1 the largest of tho kind In thin country and has been Installed at a cost of many thousands ot dojhirs |