The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-18
MINING NEWS.

Idaho, not by the Snowstorm Mininp
company, but by eastern and Butte
capitalists and the Greenough inter.
ests.
w. e. Zwicky, superintendent of the
Kroa Silver Mining company near \
Ainsworth. B. c., Is enthusiastic over
the company's mine. He says that n
it were deemed advisable the pron.
erty could begin ore shipments at
once.
Paul Roseman was probably fatally
scalded and burned by the explosion
of a converter at the CRANKY smelter
at Grand Forks, B. c., recently Sew.
eral others received severe burns, but
not serious ones.
John Koski was dragged into the
machinery at the Cottonwood coal
mines at Stockett, Mont, and instant.
ly killed, by his hand catching in the
haulage rope. He leaves a wife and
one child.
Bakersfield, Cal.-The recovery of
the body Of George Warner, one of
the miners who was killed in the cave.
in of the Edison shaft December Z,
in which Miner Hicks spent is DAYS.
has been made. This is the second
body recovered to date. The identifi.
cation was made by means of an ar.
tificial eye.
Seattle papers estimate the output
of gold from Alaska for 1906 at s24..
100000. This estimate is based large.
| ly On the receipts of the Seattle as.
say office, which up to November first
amounted to s21,711,326, most of
| which came from Alaska. The Alas
kan gold received at the San Fran
cisco mint during the past IL months
has been considerably more than in
preceding years and the amount, of
which only an approximate figure can
be given, brings the estimated Alas
kan yield to amount above noted.
| The St. Eugene mine at Moyie, 8.
c., milled during the first six months
Of the year S4,066 tons of ore, pro-
ducing 14,OOS tons of concentrates,
which, together with 1889 tons of
crude ore, were shipped to the smelt-
err. From this product there was ex.
tracted about 41S,00O ounces of silver
and 100000 pounds Of lead; total
value, $79S,660. The output of the
second half of the year has not been
obtained, but it was probably about
1000 tons of concentrates. The mine
is reported to be in better condition
than ever before, developments dis
closing the occurrence of big shoots
of ore not previously met with, and
with large ore reserves.
The furnaces at the CRANKY smelter
were barred out early this morning
and over $50 men are now idle, short
age of coke being the cause. 1t is not
definitely stated when the plant will
resume operations.
A deal of importance has just been
, closed here for the purchase of the
t Little Bertha group of four claims,
near Grand Forks, Il. c., by Alex Mil
) Ter and F. H. knight for a sum re.
ported to be $4,000, the former own
) ers of this group being j. Pringle and
W. Kendrick.
Salmon river Qdaho) mining men
: are hopeful that there will be suffi-
cient water this spring and summer
q for them to work their placer claims
which has been an impossibility in
o more than one instance for two years
past.
q Rossland, B. C.-Shipments for the
|. week were: Center Star, 1880; Lie
e Roi, 2065; lie Roi No. 2. $50; LIE Ro
No. 8 (milled), $50 tons. At the smelt
;. er of the Consolidated company Al
O Trail the receipts OF ore for the weel
l. were 3735 tons.
w. c. Greene, the Cananea cope
h king, has been sued in Cochise coun
a ty, New Mexico, for 100000 by Epe
!. Randolph, president of the ella Val
g ley Globe & Northern railroad and o
the Canonea Yaquois River & Pa
cific railroad, for 5000 shares of stoc
of the Cananea Central Copper CON
pany. The other defendants ar
=, Lycurgus Lindsay and the Canane
Central Copper company
The great tin centers of CornWa
d. are agitated over a report that a
ct American syndicate is buying up IN
50 richest tin mines there. A represe1
to tative OF the syndicate, it is statee
It. has been in Penzance for some weeks
It. The report has not been confirmed.
e. With a minimum commission
lie $3.50, the Spokane Stock Brokers al
al ISOLATION has adopted the amenoe
at scale, which follows: On stocks sci
ne ing up to and including &c per shar'
e. 1-Sc per share; over &c and up to IL
per share, lac per share; 12c and u
to soc per share, 1-2c per share; ~
and up to SOC per share, SAC pe
II share; soc per share and up 10 u
ar per share, 1c per share; Use per sha'
n and up to 81 per share, 1 l-zc p'
an share; 81 and up to $1.50 per snaF
as &c per share; $3.50 and up to $2 p'
tn share, 2 lie per share; 81 and up
IN. $3.50 per share, &c per share; Sz''
he and up to So per share, 4c per snar'
I'M SO and up to $3.50 per share, DC p
$3.50 and up to 81 per share &c y
ed share; 81 and up to SIS per snai
he 7 1-2c per share; IS, per cent on u
,r. money.
In,
in Banner Year in Factories.
That 1904 wac a hammer year In u