The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-15
MINES AND MINING

plant of the Boise Qdaho) Ore Testing
a. Cyanidlng company. Ore enough
for a continuous run of six months has
already been secured.
A number of Ontario, Oregon. cit
liens have decided to form company
for the purpose of exploring for oil
and gas. About $4,000 was subscribed
at a recent meeting, and that much
more promised.
Secretary Callbreath of the Ameri-
can Mining Congress says that during
the conference in Helena the Montana
mining men subscribed 100000 to
build an independent smelter on the
cooperative plan.
Mine operators generally are plan
ming to establish shelters independ-
ent of the trust. The movement has
been Endorsed by the American Min
ing Congress as the only solution OF
high rates exacted by the smelling
trust.
The new modern 20-stamp mill OF
the Bagdad.Chase Mining company, at
Atlanta, Idaho, commenced crushing
ore from the Petit mine on January
26th. The big machinery started Off
smoothly and everything is running
satisfactorily.
One Of the largest Boston stockhold-
ers in Utah Consolidated says that J.
b. Risque now has the property In
shape for economical handling. al
though he found the mine in most
deplorable condition when he took
hold about a year ago.
Plans are under way to assemble
the principal mining interests in Colo
RADIO in the next few weeks, when tho
first steps will be taken toward the
accumulation of enough capital to be-
gin the smelling business, independ-
ent Of the smelter trust
A new 22.inch hole has been driven
from Shaft No. 3 to the drain tunnel
OF the Ontario mine at Park City. This
is the fourth hole that has been put
in to drain the $500 gallons of water
in the shaft. The water is falling at
the rate of three feet day.
It is announced that in the battle
with the smelter trust the operators
OF southern California have already
gone so far as to purchase an old
smelling plant which will be remod-
eled and enlarged sufficiently to han
die all the smelling OF that district.
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany OF Salt Lake has representa-
tive in the local field, inquiring into
the probable future output OF ores,
and seeking to line up the producers
with that institution as regular pat
rons, says the Fairview (Nev) News.
A prominent mining M says tho
Farrell end Of the Seven Troughs dis
trict is more like Cripple Creek In Its
formation than anything he has ever
seen in Nevada and, while there, has
not been enough work done there yet
to prove anything, he is decidedly OF
the opinion that 1t will surprise the ma
tives.
The production of copper in the
state of Utah for the month OF jan
uary is estimated at 5,7S0.000 pounds.
This compares with an output OF g.
500 900, in round figures, for the month
Of INcember. The falling off Is due
to the closing down of the various
smelters by reason OF the fumes sit
uation.
A new strike has been made In Ne.
vada, in the range back OF Sand
Springs. The strike was made on a
group OF claims owned by Archie
Graham, formerly of Fairview, and
the samples taken give assays from
$1,7O0 to $1,000, principally in gold.
The ground on which the discovery
was made is entirely new.
Little Is heard about the Consolidat-
ed Mercur at Mercur, Utah, although
those who are familiar with the prop
erty are authority for the statement
that the company is now sending gold
bullion to the United States mint at
the rate of $4,000 per month, and
with everything promising a steady in
crease in precious metal production.
Flattering reports are being received
concerning various properties In the
Fay-Gold Springs region. Some very
promising gold ore is being disclosed
in the Trenam tunnel on the Indiana
claim, south OF Deer Lodge, and a fine
showing Is being made on the Fawn
claim.
BY the last of the present month II
= is expected that the Utah Copper com
=. pany will have it's ninth section at
the new Garfield concentrating plant
ready for operation The machinery
for the same is now on the ground
and work is being rushed forward as
Q fast as possible.
The third 250-ton section Of the Bos
ton Consolidated company's big mil
I at Garfield went into regular commits
sion on February 6, and Engineer A
j. BEETLES, who is now spending ever,
moment Of his time at the plant, states
that II would be impossible for a new
mill to behave better.
The cross-cut tunnel that Is being
r driven in the Mint mine at Pearl
!. Idaho, to intersect the ledge is now II