The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-05-16
MINES AND MINING

Twelve cars OF ore were snlppeu
from Phoebe during the Gast week.
During the year 1907 the mines OF
Utah distributed dividends totaling in
the neighborhood of SS000,000.
In spite or the slump in the price
of lead last fall. the net profits OF the
five big mines in the Occur d'Alenes
amounted in 1907 to s5,ll9.S3O.
According to what seems perfectly
reliable information, the output OF the
Bullfrog, Nevada, district for the
month of April was above $l5O,OOO.
The Seven Troughs.Kindergarte
cumpany's new ffty.ton milling plant
h practically completed, and 1T Is an
nounced will be in good working or
der before the close of the present
week
The mining camp of Phonolite, In
Nevada, which is receiving much at
tention these days as result OF the
recent discovery of rich ores In the
Paymaster nine, is located about ten
miles from Lodi,
Some of the richest ore in the his
| TORY Oh NeNdud, d SNdN'' NhO"h W. 49,
rich mines, has recently been en-
countered in the Paymaster mine, at
Phonolite, Nevada Some of the ore
in this property carries over $55OOO
| in gold to the ton.
The decree of the United States
court in the smelter smoke suits
| seems to be entirely satisfactory to
the Salt Lake valley shelters. Here.
after the smelters will be given
chance to make settlement before the
farmers can bring suit.
In a report submitted by Vice Pres
ident Barbour to the Balakalala com
many. It is estimated that 1t will cost
in the neighborhood of $4,000 10
complete the work on the smelling
plapt, but 1t will take two or three
months before it is completed.
Ore is being sacked for shipment
from the initial strike in the Bull val
lev district of southern Utah that Is
expected to startle the natives when
IL is thrown upon the market. Some
of the most optimistic contend that
this ore will assay $4,000 to the ton.
The reports of two Occur d,Alene
mines for 1907-the Federal Mining
a. Smelling company and the Bunker
Hill and Sulivan-show decrease IN
net profits. This decrease was caused
by the heavy slump in lead and the
subsequent curtailment OF production
The Graselli Chemical companys
new zinc mill at Park City is doing
splendid work on the Zinc Kidding
product from the DAILY Judge com
panys mill, and is meeting every ex
pectation. The plant has capacity
of 100 tons a day, there being plenty
of material on hand for constant
work.
The biggest strike in Goldheld
within the past year was MADE on
May 4, when at a depth Of 600 feel
in the main workings OF the Mohawk
nine of the Consolidated Mines com
pany. thirteen feet OF ore running
straight across, worth $62 ton, ana
with no hanging wall in sight, was
uncovered. ..,
A dispatch received in Reno from
Rawhide, Nevada, announces that the
richest strike in the worlds history
has been made in the Kearns NO.
lease on the Rawhide Queen, at
depth of 1T feet in a cross-cut. Inc
ore is said to be more than half gold,
nothing like II ever having been seen
in Nevada.
1t is reported that Robert Bell
state mine inspector for ldano, In
tends to retire from that position al
the close of his present term OF Office.
The Engineering and Mining journal
gives. Mr.. Bell a good deal or de-
served praise in a recent issue, ana
expresses the hope that he VIII con
tinue in the work
While the camp OF Rosebud Ne
vada, is not making much OF a. stsr In
the mining world these days, the
news comes from that camp that de-
velopment work is being vigorously
prosecuted on a number OF the prop
critics, and that some sensational
discoveries are likely to be an
nounced, most any day
II is announced that p G. Raglan,
operating a lease on the Mazuma
Hills Mining .compauy's ground at
Mazuma, Nevada, last week dis
chraged one entire shift for high
grading. 1t Is estimated that 1000
pounds of ore averaging $50 per
pound was stolen before discovery
was made of the operations.
In 1907 there were twenty-tour min
ing companies in Utah that regularly
Maid dividends TO the stockholders
owing to a series of setbacks to
which the industry has been subject
ed. the mines will not pay nearly so
Well this year as last, but they are
, Just as rich as ever, and time VIII
remedy present conditions.
A. Boston dispatch announces that
there is no longer any question that