The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-09

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companied by A. Foster Crider,
who has been associated with the
survey work for two years or more
spent several days this week inves-
tigating several difficult geological
problems in this district. Their
decision will he very apt to cause
deeper sinking on several Of the i'm.
portant prospects in our near
vicinity.
THE FLroR SPAR output Of the
Kentucky Fluor Spar Co., is esti-
mated as follows: Yandell mine 20
tons, Tabb 20, Tabor 20, Wheat
croft 6. Ashbridge 40, Memphis 20,
Brown 20, and several less import
ant producing properties making
au aggregate uf some 10 tons ev-
cry week day during the mining
season. 4 portion Of the output is
held ~ q reserve at their three
shipping points, Marion, Craney-
willie and Mexico on the |. G. rail.
road.
LAwRENcE W. CWucE sold on
Tuesday To Miller Il Company, Of
Evansville, Ind, one Of the most
productive lead properties in South
em Illinois The mine il situated
near Cavc-in.rock and has already
in the ore house fully 90 tons of
high grade lead ore that should
bring at the present market price
fully $4,000. The Miller Com
pauy will al once commence work
in mining, shipping and erecting a
rycrlatory furnace for putting the
lead orr into metal. Consideration
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]. Il FINLEY. Secretary II the
IAcilc Mining Company. II this
city, j. inspecting the pcll mine
which j. near Elizal cthlown, M.
Il is supposed that the Lucille pco-
pie arr lack II ihi. movement.
The r,ll property consist. II about
In acr. iu icc simple. .hait
nearly lul iy,t n depth aud a 6r.t.
class Joplin typ, ui separating mill
capable II handling iO ton. II orc
daily Il !. stated that the lead
and zine en- Iuy .,pak j. FULLY
thcr irvt wiic ut - i,,l depth at
which pniu, ihi. vein dipped out "
ihc .hati. II the statement. alnut
the P,ll mime ar corr,l"micd
gcai hig producing zine, lead aud
iluor .rar shipper will L. added io
The llhnui. district.
VIII LOWRY. Il salem. who
has had the lay II the land down
ut vv,r since be- was old enough
to distinguish iluor .wr irom oak
lumlcr ha. q shaft some sixty fvt
in depth on the T ]. Rabh prnpr.
" near Salem, At twenty feet
John llarPynding rport. onc Il
the strongest wins II zinc blrndc
and carbonate II zinc ryrr uncuv.
crl IN the district. M w frct
this hayy win II urc has widrncl
out ,o fully seven tcc,, Mr. low.
cry has iu.i complr,cl ior q iot.
rim corporation an option ior ian
acu~ II mining property scattered
Throughout, the rniirc district and
what is a little Umarkablr. be-
shows grl uv un every tract n
land,
Tur lurtiN NAUErr ir la,, u,,k
va. .inng and hioyuni. Lad M,
aiyanocl si.5Opr ,ou. zine .,ll.
ms at so.
uut private Joplin adyiyy. ays
The mime. av uo, Uuipuitiue as
much urc a, is ucc,lc,l ly thc suicl.
tiers drawing their supply irom this
territory The demand ior cNpc.
uonOd miners In this district il
increasing every wcck. and many
mine operators arr having cunsid.
cradle difficulty In securing enough
men In the ground to keep their
mills supplied with dirt. Gopl
waps arr lyine paid hut the de.
mand for men is graiCr than the
supply. Ewry experienced miner
In the dis,rir, who wants Nurk is
employed. This condition is
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