The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-27
MINES AND MINI G

was In n sandy shale.
The Daly-Judge mine at Park City
although operating its mill only one
eighthour shift day during 1908,
shows a profit to its owners.
The news comes from Tonopah that
at least half of the miners employed
at the Broken Hills mines we're dis
charged last week for high-grading
The Jennie mine at Gold Springs is
to be sent down 300 feet from the
present IFS level, and drifting re-
sorted to in order to prove the sus-
| pected wealth of the property.
A custom mill of ten-stamp capacity
| is being built at Chafey, Nevada, and
| II is understood another plant is be-
| ing contemplated. the mill to be locat-
cd in the Barber canyon section OF the
district
A new caller for the Salt Lake
stock and mining exchange has been
engaged in the person of George f.
WATSON, late caller of the Goldheld
exchange and formerly with the Colo
RADIO Springs exchange.
The burning gas well at Ontario,
| Ore, is just now attracting great
deal of attention. The well is down
to depth of 1900 feet, and several
gas blowouts have been experienced
the present one throwing a flame
higher than the S4-foot rig.
The contact disclosed recently on
the Shoshone National bank at Rhya
lite. Nevada, has been explored moro
thoroughly, and all indications go to
show that the top of substantial
ore body has, In fact, been cut. One
assay returned 5000 to the ton.
The Honering Mining company,
whose property is located near Stock
ton, Utah, is no more. the properties
of the old organization having passed
to the creditors to liquidate debt
of such mammoth proportions that
the company was unable to meet It,
Good reports are coming from Rose
Lud, Nevada. In the Dreamland prop
erty, owned by Utahns, some very fine
silver ore is being extracted, II being
reported the men are taking out rock
ranging from 1000 to 1000 ounces sill
yer per ton, with some gold contents
as well, the ore being from eight to
ten inches In width.
A conference. potentially important
in view of existing conditions in the
steel industry, was held in New York
on February II, between the head OF
the various subsidiary corporations in
the United States Steel corporation.
and Judge L. H. Gary, chairman OF the
corporations directorate, and w. #.
Corey, its president.
The Homestake cleanup for the
month of January is complete, and
true to estimate, 1t Is the biggest
turn out yet recorded to the credit
of the company, says the Bullfrog
Miner. Retiring Manager s. Roths-
child brought $4,000 worth of bull
lion to town Thursday as the result
of the January run.
A Nevada mining property which
was recently sold to eastern tender
feet" the sellers believing they had
, soaked" the fasteners in good shape
has turned out to be a banana. The
property is in Black canyon, Hum
boldt mining district, and the indica
lions are that the new corners have
, uncovered a fortune.
| A Salt Lake man is reported tc
have secured lease on a property
, IN Chafey, Nevada. on which was an
. old tunnel. Nothing had been found
IN the tunnel, but as he was engaged
in leveling 1t down he cut the top Of
a strong ore body. 1t is said he has
FIVE feet of quartz which runs close
TO 500 in gold and silver.
The Hooligan lease at Rawhide, Ne
vada, has opened for 100 feet wha
; many regard the best defined vein II
! the camp. Fifteen feet from the sur
5 face ore running as high as $500 {
ton was encountered. The sam,
ledge has been opened on the 100
; foot level, where II carries averag,
D values of $23 ton across five feet.
new ore body, with the new new
feature OF carrying strong gol,
: values in addition to silveR and lead
J has been encountered In the work
+ ings of the Lyon Hill Consolidate,
Mining company at Ophir. Assay re
d turns from three samples takel
I across the three-foot vein give result
o that are making the owners feel lik
millionaires
The shaft at the Bullock mine
which at 1888 feet depth cut wha
was believed to be the hanging wal
n OF the Aspinwall vein, is still in tn
y vein at 200 feet depth, 1t is said, wit
/ the ore richer than that first encour
h tered. An assay of the ore from tn
. bottom of the shaft gave returns O
: 80 per cent lead, 33 ounces in silve
and 80 cents in gold.
, The First National Copper c.mpan
!. has issued its first annual report, COY
z Cring the year ending December 81
d 1908. The report states that the Ell
r tire capital stock of the Balaklal
e Consolidated Copper company is noN
y owned by First National The fol-
- mer has $750,OOO of first mortgag
| bonds outotandipn an1 pwac in odd