The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-08-29
MINES AND MINI

mas oeen destroyed by FIRE NC
The output of the nina
OF the Goldfeld district for +uS q
week was 3,4l7 tons. bar, Ur ne
timated value of sS9o,775
Jesse Winter recently enoo,
eighteen-foot vein of coppsS pu'er
claim at Grand Encamnmo.'s s
Through it ran several rich
OF ore several inches wide u
Plans are being mada l.
railroad from Baker CITY ~.
copper belt, of which tho n
mine is the central figure a..
Iron Dixie mine on the Snake =,
In the property of the Fat,
ing company a few miles fror, !,
Idaho, in which Salt Lakars
terested, ore has been strucs
has a market value of s2lO IN -
A compressor plant has ha.'1
stalled at the Baby Mckee ~.
in Big Cottonwood canyon. nasI @
Lake, and from now on worL
vigorously prosecuted at that n,a
Ore has been encountered ~
property of the Fetish Mir,,
pany, near Haley, that has
value of $40 to the ton Tho
are principally Salt Lake hu'I
men.
The Schultz tunnel at BoulSe,
$50 feet and recently has taDnsa|
vein casing at depth of SOo a.
% or 80 feet more the surface /
of ore is expected to be on,
the HALEY Times.
A strike of four feet Of LOAD
Donate ore has been made in N
perial mine at Burke, ldabo A
State Mine Inspector Bell has decI
to be as big and important as ths
strike in the Hercules mine
Goldfield mines and leases mssl
heaviest shipments in the hlstorI
the camp last week. Three thopI J
two hundred and fifty-four tons "A
were shipped and $40 tons miUal
total of 1874, valued at si3Sisl
Daniel w. Edwards, who cop1l
a brokerage business in Tonopab|
some time, is the authority for a 4
ment that he and Nat c. Goodwin
famous comedian, will open
erage Office in Reno this fall
What Is known as the copper bel
miles northeast of Baker City
has exceeded all expectations n|
showing made by the develOpmen|
the last six months. all of the wOrl
properties in that district showing
siderable improvement.
The building of the first publc|
centrator in the Occur d'Alen@
be commenced within a few days.
concentrator will be erected byl
Northern Ore Purchasing companI
a cost of 100000, and will have
pacity of 100 tons a day.
The Rainbow mine in Mormon
sin, some 20 miles from Durkee,
is equipped with an aerial traul
half mile long, that conyeys the|
from the mine to the mill Of 70 stat
The ore is partly free milling
force of 40 men is employed.
The report comes from the AtI
mining district of Idaho of great 4
ity this year. Not enough houses
erected to comfortably house all
people who are there now and
near as many men are there as
receive employment at the camp
The north drift from the efo|
tunnel level on the Banner, at y
City, Idaho. is now in 300 feet sna
south drift 2G5 feet on the same \
In both directions the ledge az
face of the drifts has been cToI
TO the walls and shows Width h
feet, the greater portion OF lpe
being of a good grade OF Milling
The final section of the first uhi
the Utah Copper company's MIL az
field will be placed in commlssion
ing the week and by the flrs' ~
month the plant will be JUST 4
running at its capacity OF Sooo y
day, while there is every pfoOaY
that few weeks will see Tue
mill running at better tlah
tons.
In order to offset any mlstahs'
preston that might be crea'eu y
becoming identified with mining "
tions on a large scale III va.
Augustus Heinze in an eXclu'''
terview to the New York CoH~,,
said that he was not coh1einp'
any belligerent tactics agalns' hI' h
the large interests ALREADY e'''V
in Utah.
The addition to the mill oi 'le ~ n,
Mountain Mining company at "a h
Mountain, Nevada, viii De =" -
within fortnight and 'he '''
will be increased to sixty tons q,
The mill has been produclhs .,r, y,
a month with two Nilsson s,rSf Tsa
ducing twenty tons a day, ,;ns
agement expects to make the ''
mill earn $4,000 a month ne''
Three young men, VINO 'o" ,,b
ago took up claims wltI'n |
Nampa, are being REWARDED -.
enterprise At the 800 loo'