The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-16
MINES AND MINI

cred OF building an electric n.
Murray to the Alta mining a'.'
During the month of July N.
Bell Mining company of p..I
marketed eight lots of ore. whit,
ted the company $4,000
Gold bearing ore in pawn, =,
ties has recently been found in
of the Goodenough Mining and NJ,
company at Marshal Lake. Iaoh,
There are ten members Of N,
York stock exchange who wsre /,
ted to that body prior to ,ss,
this number five are still ac,vo,,
gagged in business.
One furnace in the new IA.
Utah, plant of the A. S. & R. Co
been brought into successful =,
ton, and the rest of the battarv
be brought around as quickly ,s
sible.
Four Utah mining companies
clared dividends for payment Al
the present month on Friday last
are all Tintic companies, and ,ha
gregate amount ordered disbursea
$55,000
The recently organized LAX,
Copper Mining company, which N
big group of claims on the PromoD
within a few miles of the Lucin
off, is hauling steadily to the raIls
from surface workings.
Myers G Murphy, the pioneer
of Goldfield prospectors, now cou1
among the most fortunate operator
the region, are down 24O feet on
Combination Fraction, and they
getting into some very fine ore
The Carrie Leonard mines, lyini :
the southwest base of Dollar
mountain and adjoining the Dollar
properties near HALEY, Idaho, u
been taken under bond and lease!
the company operating the latter
1t is stated that Judge ], T. Med
nell of Idaho is about to consumnI
the sale of a $250,00O property in
northwestern corner OF that state
the deal goes through 1t is said
velopment will be inaugurated upo
large scale.
Lovejoy and Russell of Pttsbl
owners of the Sunnyside mine, in II
der Mountain district, have takel
short time working bond on the !
properties belonging to Dan Cotter
l.. A. Wayland adjoining the pre-
Sunnyside group.
The January claim of the Cold
Mining company has disclosed a
tonnage Of rich ore, the extent
which no one knows positively.
understood, however, that fourt
inches of the vein recently struck
run as high as $4,000 to the ton.
Prospectors from the Uintah In
reservation in Utah are bringing
ample proof that the former In
lands are full of mineral, and it
thought that the old reservation
will be giving birth to copper ca
which will astonish the unintorme
Ramsey is the most accessible
the new Nevada mining camps, D
but thirty-f1ve miles from Carson
twenty-five miles from Virginia
and twenty-five miles from la!
The nearest railroad station
Churchill, on the Carson q Coo'
The output of the eighteen LAKE
perior copper producing mines lor
was 1898, 900 pounds, falling 0
compared with the months immeC
ly preceding. June production
119,313,000 and May 19,922,6oV po'
Last July the production was gre
at 1887 800 pounds.
The Gemini Mining company
contracted to deliver its ores LOT
eral years to come to the furnao
the mining company at Bingham
ton. The output of this mine Is
1900 to 1900 tons a month, anu
ore is very desirable for the use
United States company.
Coal mines Nos. 8 and IN al
gate, /. T., owned by the MIS-
Kansas & Texas railway, were III
last week by a creek backing W
result of the recent heavy ram,
erty valued at two million doiis
badly damaged and six hunuieu
are out of employment.
Lafayette Hanchett, manager
Newhouse interests, has returns
Salt Lake from business trip 10
RADIO. Mr.. Hanchett visited
Springs before his return ana Is
that the Newhouse tunnel is no
tering upon its fourth mile, anu
one more mile will finish this
work.
Ramsey district, Nevada, ma'
bow April 10 of this year when
went forth that a strike hau
made here. The Clark clam