The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-24
MORE THAN PLEAS[D /!
The Eastern Naaase1 Of ths Tin Dsy Mn
ing Company Inspeds the Nine
Mixes Aiislsday Repat.

A.ast "cNh iut hccDrueT stated
that W. ". Fcrbee. Of Mannington,
West Virginia, WAS an arrival in the
city and would spend several DAYS
as the representative OF the Tin Doy
Mining Company In looking over the
property and the progress made in
It's development In a personal in-
teryiew kindly accorded represent
ative OF this paper Mr.. FuEbee states
that he Is more than satisfied with
the Investment lie states that the
company Is .not only pleased with
the smsnoer In which II. II. Fulton,
the superintendent and western man
ager, has looked after the interests
OF the company aud the development
work Of the milne, but Is satisfied
that II Is only question Of short
time until the Tiu boy win be re-
turning disidends OF substantial
nature.
Tie company Is composed mostly
Of ManniD9t0n, West Virginia capit-
alists who have been engaged in the
coal and oil business OF that sNase.
Mr.. fnrbee Is secretary aud general
manager OF the company. and was
sent here 10 look after the constrnc-
tion of mill. mine building and
water rights for the mine. and the
progress that had been made iuring
the past six months In opening up
the vast ore bodies, preparatory for
crushing when the mill was complet-
esi and ready for business. Mr.. Fur
bee left for home this morning stat
Ing that he had only the best results
TO report 10 the directors OF the CON-
pany as 10 the future outlook.
The property is free milling p,o-
position, aud one OF the nrst mines
which shipped ore out Of the country
for treatment The ofe which was
shipped out netted the owners over
$40 per ton. The mine has been ~
ing idle ever since 1851 on account OF
being Ia litigation, but the title was
cleared 30 that the present company
got q clear title about year ago.
Tie second payment has been made
ON the mine. the third aud last com.
log due In March aud funds are now
laying in the bank with which To
make the payment
The company has tao iilteen-
hundred stamp Nilsson mill which
has capacity Of the ordinary fve-
stamp nsll, which Is Ia general use
in this section. Ihe Nilsson mill has
capacity of twenty tons per day,
aud has superseded other mills where
It's value az a cFashef has been tried.
Mr. FuFbee seems 10 have unlimited
faith la the mill ana believes that 1t
viii come to be generally used In this
section when It's value Is more gener-
ally recognized.
The machinery and lumber for the
min and other buildings are now be-
log transported 10 the mine, and "a
soon rs the building can he con
structeu, the miIl viii De placed IN
position and active operations com
mcnced, which wilI require a number
n men. TIE company has secured
the services Of e f. Bolton, ~ con-
engineer mho sill have
sharge of the work. Mr.. iloltou has
bad manl years oi experience In the
gf quartz mills and min
lex machinery
To ascertain IL tlls ASS a stock
aud TO satisfy cur cursls.
Ity. me asked Mf Fu'bee the ques.
Iiuu II we eahld sccuIe stock IN the
snterprlse He most enphatlcally
stated that II must mol be considered
stock compAny in ans sense OF the
word. as iIe aud his colleagues had
.one iftn the enterprise purely as
business proposition expecting 10 get
heir returns for their investments
r1m tIe mineral taken oat 0f The
nine. As the conditions Niil permit
hes expect 10 Increase the facilities
% caring Tor the mineral. and ma.
u'aiiy As Fesult il wIH require
more mluets aud labor 90 produce the
,re for huHdiins. The sitter Is con-
'lDced That The Iiu boy mine will
~ one - the greatest mining enter
'rlses im this county; aud that too
a.. g O..