The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20
MINES AND MT

December Is, making SO, "
year in dividends from :.
erty. q
Inc automobile has sp,..
quered the great desert -
yada- 1t has run out the 4
the wagon train and Is ~
of the situation.
| The tunnel on the swit,....
the Hay Fork district -
now In about s. feet. Tho \
six feet wide and the ora
about $50 a ton.
Medium Sholl. the NIL,
gineer, has returned to s.'
from an extended til, into 4.
country beyond Nome. IA
out in the interests of New v.
London mining men.
An Idaho mining man, sne,,,.
the mining situation in Ney,,.
Nevada will produce more i.
Alaska during the coming W..
and Greenwater will be great.
camps than Butte has ever hs..
The De Lamar Mining Co. /,
De Lamar, Idaho, has raisss
wages OF the miners 25 rom.
day. 1t will be recalled m,
company was one of the frs !
state to grant the eight-hour 4.
Nothing less than SIS ore !,
at all in the Goldfeld copnt,v
there has never been blank hoI. B
1t costs SOS a ton to get the stn.
OF there and the banks are li,.-
filled with gold ore sacked n, /
ment.
An open cut OF 20 feet lons }
been run on the ledge in the M
mingbird, in the Hay Fork da,l
of Idaho. The vein at the sur,,..
two inches wide and in the ho,,.
Of the cut is 6 inches and will avs,,
$4,000 a ton. Small Specimens i.
been taken out of this vein thai ,
one-third gold.
An industry that is new to souh.
Idaho, is the mining and shiuuu,
phosphates, large beds having i.
opened within II or Is miles Of Ma
pelier by San Francisco comm
The phosphates are mined and shin,
to San Francisco and there ire,
and shipped to the orient.
The Pine Creek mines Of Idaho
working and producing good yah
The U. P. mine is working a
stamp mill on gold ore and has
feet exposed in the lower tunnel.
ore body has been opened up on
differnt lvels and it is likly
mills capacity will be increased,
there is over 100000 tons in sight
The Blackbird district in Idaho
attracting considerable attention
account of deposits of cobalt
nickel which are much in demand
the manufacture of steel. At the
sent time some steel men from
east are investigating this deposit
it is understood they are likely
purchase some of the mines.
The Copper Queen mine at Sail
City, Idaho, is working 80 men
has a five-stamp mill with con-
traitors. This is owned by Du
corporation and a big mine is b
developed. The ore extracted Is
ing shipped but no stopping is b
done. One car load shipped rar
per cent copper and l64 ounces
gold.
A. w. Hager, president Of the
Abe company, owners of the fan
South Africa property near Idaho
Idaho, reports they were delaye'
getting their mill in, owing TO
fact that part of it was three mo
on the road. Though ii was shll
from Denver, ii was three month
reaching Boise, Consequently they
not be able to start up until sprl
For fifty-eight tons of ore from
E. & F. company's properties on
Phoebe, New, Colonel A. c. Ellis
week pulled down check from
smelling company for a few cents
than 1880, or at the rate OF -
per ton.
The first real step toward prov
the Tintic mining district WIN a
dependent smelter of generous
pacity, was taken last week ~ne'
ticles of incorporation were hleu'
Lake, Ogden and Provo men arc
hind the undertaking.
Manager o. Weiser, OF the re0t
organized White Pine Mining
ing company's properties, 'Wea'
miles north of Ely. Nevada W.
Salt Lake last week, sr''
equipment for the reconstructioa..
remodeling of the mill on the p'VS
Captain Joseph R. De Lama
Wall street and Nevada. IS aeis ,,
in suit before Judg SeaN ~.
San Francisco that may cost ni,,.
of the many millions taken w. :
Jim Crow and Monitor groups,
made the Ferguson district
famous.
The government last week To-