The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-23
MINES AND MINING

That Morgan may take hand in the
copper Situation with the idea of bring
ing conflicting interests into closer
alliance is rumored in Boston.
Reports from the Daly-Judge at
Park City, Utah, are to the effect that
the strike recently reported Is open
ing up bigger and better all the time.
The old SEWER Consolidated mine at
Kimberly is opening up In splendid
form under the campaign OF develop
ment which Is being prosecuted by It's
new owner.
High officials of the United States
Smelling, Refining 4 Mining company
are on tour of inspection of the
company's various properties In Utah,
California and Mexico.
A lease On portion Of the ground Of
he Montgomery Mountain Mining com
pany, in Bullfrog district, has been let
to Thomas Kilker, foreman of the prop
erty, who believes that he will soon
open a mine,
Cooperation of the several set OF les.
sees on the Buckhorn property, near
Vernon, in the building IF a mill TO
treat the ore from all of the leases Is
seriously considered, according TO the
Seven Troughs Miner.
The production Of over 2,6OO,OoO
ounces of silver from Il years snip
ment Of 1912 tons of ore, as Is shown
In the annual report of the Kerr Lake
county, calls striking attention to the
really marvellous ore producing fea'
lures Of Cobalt
John Fret, who has been n miner In
Phoebe district the last 26 years, is on
his way to his old home In Switzerland
where, with comfortable fortune
representing the savings of all these
years. he expects to spend the remain
der Of life in relative ease.
SO startling is the showing OF rich
gold ore in the now famous strike In
| the property of the Nevada Omaha
Mining company in Philadelphia can
Won, ~ miles south OF Battle Mountain
| Nevada, that 1t Is believed 1t Will be
possible to take out million dollars
worth in thirty days.
That, with the completing of the raj
road to the Copper River country
| Alaska, will take its place as one o
the worlds greatest copper-producin'
countries, and that j. p. Morgan In
tends to control the railroad situation
in Alaska, are two conclusions which
may be safely be accepted as posi-
BILE.
The latest from Yerington, Nevada
is that the copper camp is to have
shelter within easy reach and 1t Is
be in operation by next April 1t
to be a 25-ton plant, at the start, an
the mines of YeEington will have
freight rate of not to exceed 81 n to-
for conveying their ores to the redu'
ton plant.
Four rcverberatory furnaces ar
now in commission at the plant OF tn
Steptoe Valley Smelling & Mimi
company, where the ore mined b
the Nevada Consolidated at Cope
Flat is being treated exclusively. Fou
stands of convertors are also bein
employed to give the finishing touche
| 10 the prouuct
With the idea of reopening tn
mine of the Century Gold Mining
Milling company, in Park Valley, an
placing the mill in commission, Pa
rick Sheahan, mining expert and on
of the large holders of the company
stock, recently made thorough e.
animation of the property and wi
make a favorable report.
That large bodies OF direct smeltin
ore will be opened In the Monarc
and Clipper claims Of the Ely Centr
Copper company, where the sinkir
Of shafts Is under way, is freely pr
dicted by Ely experts. High-grade OF
comes to the surface in those place
IL is said and considerable Of II W;
gouged out years ago by searchers f
gold.
Tests Of Ohio Kentucky Nevada Ut'
zinc ore for treatment by the HI
electrostatic process have proven e
tirely satisfactory according to wo
, received last week This means tn
, even greater profits than had ever b
fore been counted upon await the mi
ing and milling Of the enormous o
bodies in the Phoebe Consolidated pro
, critics.
' On the GOO foot level of the Mohav
> mine and on the $50 and $50 levels
I. the Clermcnt shaft of the Goldfie
Consolidated Mines company has be-
y opened in the latte formation, Will
! u0deries the dacite, according to q
q vices from the camp, a body of O
which has been crosscut 27 feet, sho
. ine average values of from 81 200
, 81 800 ton.
a Mine conditions in the property
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