The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-11
SUpT. FULTON
GOES EAST !.
Trial Run Of Tin Doy Mine 20
Satisfactory that Mr.. Fulton
Will Increase Capacity

II. Il. Fulton. superintendent OF
the Tin boy Mining company, left
Tuesday mornine for an extended
trip through the East To look after
the interests OF his lirn. Mr.. Fulton
came here about year ago 10 take
charge of the development work on
the Tin boy, and also TO superintend
the construction OF road TO the
mine and the building OF stamp
mill.
About two weeks ago the mill was
started to crushing ore. Friday
Of last week tile Bfst clean up was
made, which was SO satisfactory to
the management aud several OF the
stockholders, who were here from
the East, that II was concluded to
double the capacity OF the Tin Doy
mine and mill. IL Is also romored
ON the street that this company now
has one or two deals on hand 10 take
over other valuable properties which
will be developed and put In active
operations.
| 1t Is stated that Snpt. Fulton goes
East for the purpose Of buying other
machinery, which viii nj once be in-
stalled, OF the same capacity OF tho
present mill This will double the
capacity OF the mill, and not very
materially increase the expense OF
running plant. IL Is also surmised
that Mr.. Fulton is called East by his
company To perfect the plans for more
extended operations, and TO close the
deal for one or two more valuable
! properties.
, The Tin boy mine has been
financial success under the manage.
ment OF Mr.. Fulton. In the face OF
q many natural obstacles which he has
!, had TO contend with. lie has dem
/. onstrated the fact to the people OF
this district that we not only have
y the ore of sufficient values 10 prniure
adequate returns for the investor,
q but splendid profits when economic
= ally aud Iudiciousiy exploited.
a Several weeks ago representative
: OF The Recorder visited the Tin hoy
!, mine for two-foid pufpose--to sat.
!. lsiy ourselves ms 10 the extent Of The
- ure bodies. and the progress that had
"A been made In It's development. Al
n the reader will remember we gave q
n most fatterlng report OF the condi'
;, tlons. II IL a source Of considerable
satisfaction 10 us 90 realize that oui
prophesies concerning this mine have
mateflalized TO the fullest possible
!, extent. We were satisfied that there
= was ore enough In sight 10 run The
=, min for several years, and .he recent
~ - clean up has clearly demonstrates
that the ore has the values.
- : Since the Tin 10y mine was pur
chased we have become personally nc
quainted with several Of the stock
holders and officials. and have beer
impressed that they are not the char
"a acter OF men who promote mininI
:. propositions TO make their profit
out OF the sale OF stock. but iDscs
=, their capital purely as bnsines
"a proposition with the expectation o
-. securing adequate returns on thei
~ capital. The success Of the countr
:" Is dependent upon this class Of min
>, Ing investors. The exploitation q
"a the capitalist In place Of the or
A. bodies has been the curse OF th
~ country.
H. The success Of the Tin Doy con
"a pany Is no doubt largely due TO III
intelligent management Of the d
=. rectorate as we'll as the personal $,
a. pervision Of Mr.. Fulton. There hI
,,,o apparently been no restrictions place
,,s upon the movements OF their supei
.as intendent 10 getting the mine !
80 "a shape 10 produce returns. and the n
~ suit has beet what the stockholdel
has most earnestly desired. Sup'
Fulton states that he will be sisen
=" for month, bot that Mr.. furbe'
- the secretary of the company, vi
look after the business eud of II
mine during bis absence.