The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-05-14
MINES AND MINI

e .ne year 1907 the MI,
Utah distributed DIVIDENDS ,a.al a''as'
the neighborhood of sS.OOo Oo' S'''S
In spite of the slump IN ~.
of lead last fall, the net rros,' se I
five big mines in the coeur =,
amounted in 1907 to s5.lls s,s As
According to what seems -.
reliable information, the ou,Da' MY
Bullfrog, Nevada, district =. y
month OF April was above ,,sa ~
The Seven Troughs.Kiuas,.'.''
company's new fifty-ton mlllN. \
is practically completed. ana !. \ =
nounced will be in good wo,s, "
der before the close of tbo
week. H9
The mining camp of pho,ou,
Nevada, which is receiving m.''
tention these days as a resrl, =
recent discovery of rich ores !.
Paymaster mine, is located ,ho"
miles from Lodi.
Some of the richest ore in ~. .
tory of Nevada, state known =,
rich mines, has recently been
countered in the Paymaster mia.
Phonolite, Nevada. Some Of n, .
in this property carries over N,
in gold to the ton.
The decree of the United ~.
court in the smelter smoke =
seems to be entirely satisfacor
the Salt Lake valley smelters 4,
after the smelters will be glys,
chance to make settlement beia,,
farmers can bring suit.
In a report submitted by Vice n,
ident Barbour to the Balakaala \
pany, 1t is estimated that 1t will \
in the neighborhood Of $4,000
complete the work on the susrI
plant, but 1t will take two Or n1
months before it is completed
Ore is being sacked for Shin
from the initial strike in the Bull \
ley district Of southern Utah thr|
expected to startle the natives "
1t is thrown upon the market 81
of the most optimistic contend \
this ore will assay $4,000 to The \
The reports of two Occur tla|
mines for 1907--the Federal Nh]
& Smelling company and the Bud
Hill and Sullivan-show decreas]
net profits. This decrease was aa|
by the heavy slump ID lead and
subsequent curtailment Of product
The Graselli Chemical com1I
new zinc mill at Park City Is y
splendid work on the zinc MIDI
product from the Daily Judge 4
pany's mill, and is meeting ever
pectation. The plant has csp'a
of 100 tons a day, there being pa
of material on hand for consd
work.
The biggest strike in Gcha
within the past year was made
May A, when at a depth Of 500
in the main workings OF the Moh7
mine of the Consolidated Mines q
pany, thirteen feet of ore rum
straight across, worth $62 ton
with no hanging wall in sight
uncovered.
A dispatch received in Reno
Rawhide, Nevada. announces hslS
richest strike in the worlds nsu
has been made in the Kearns
lease on the Rawhide Queen, !
depth of 1T feet in a cross'cut
ore is said to be more than hai
nothing, like 1t ever having oeen
in Nevada.
1t is reported that Robert
state mine inspector for ldaho
tends to retire from that posluu
the close of his present term Of
The Engineering and Mining wv
gives Mr.. Bell a good deal
served praise in a recent Issue
expresses the hope that ne VIII
tinue in the work.
While the camp of RoseOua'
vada. is not making much OF a~
the mining world thece dNs
news comes from that camp ua
work Is being Vs~
on number OF lne
critics, and that some sehs"
are likely 10 V
most any day.
II is announced that z. u ~
operating a lease on the A'
Hills Mining company
Nevada, last wen
,hraged one entire SHIFT iol
1t is estimated ln%
of ore averaging Sy
pound was stolen before ui''
vas made of the operations
In 1907 there were twentyf0ul
ng companies in Utah that Ies
>aid dividends to the stocAp'
Owing to a series of setua."
which the industry has been ~, ~"
ID, the mines will not pay ns"S
ell this year as last, but s ts
ust as rich as ever, and u~'
emedy present conditions
A Boston dispatch announces
here is no longer any quesuv
he American. Smelling anu
american Shelters Securities
'anies will not renew their
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