The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
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New Operators Intend to Pr.
Reduction Plant at "
Once.
COMBINATION WILL
RESUME OPERATION
Round Mountain Mill Prod,..,
Seven Bars of Bullion II '''
November.
Special to The Tribune.

SpeclAl To The Tribune
GOLDFlELD, Dec. la ,..
the main workings of the C. n
solidated' for a term Of 6ve year y
been granted TO B. T.. Thomas 49,,
socrates, who are operating on III,
bia mountain. The new lease smh,s
the Gold Bar shaft and workino,
the hosting plant, one Of tbo H., =
the district, and about twenty ae,s. I.
excellent territory surrounding, S;.
ments Of rich ore to the value a, ~
thousands of dollars were mad. az
this shaft four years ago. and I.
tonnage of excellent milling orc ~
ming around S25 per ton, is expo,.a {:
the workings and upon the dumns a.
which good paintings are obtaipahl. +
almost any point. The main sh,n b
two compartments and manwsv Y
down over 325 feet, with n cons;ds!,rS: y
footaec Of drifts in good cnnS;s,.v
and the shaft will at once be snss :.
the 500-foot level. from which i, Y
ground will be explored. a
New Reduction Plant
\ fifty-ton reduction plant vii, /.
constructed at once, accordino - n
plans of the lessces, who claim n \.
the necessary funds assured for ~,
enterprise, and the dcvelopmert 49,
lined will take in the entire LARGE ~,
system which has produced a larpe -
mage Of excellent orc 1t is annoussS
by Manager Louis X. Koontz OF tLe n
o, ID. Consolidated that his Commit
viii begin extensive development ~ A.
Victor claim and veins from tbe a.
foot shaft of the Gold Oros Mines ,o,
pany. near the boundary Of the Gsr
Bar claim. The Victor has high.gs3,
ore. exposed in its shaft at ihs g.
and 300 levels and the veins give so'1
promise of holding up well IN ousEf1
down TO the 400 level. which point e
work reached in the Victor shaft. u
Combination to Open.
The Combination Fraction mine su3
leased mill will be in full opentis-
again within n few DAYS, according h
statements made by the manager n
the mill and shortly before by Geoa,
w ing u'lus II 10 odil ludt lneft Hl|
be no shortage of good ore for the prs.
ent to keep the plant supplied IN
usual amount OF eighty tons ddly,
Manager II. S. Stark of the Combiui.
ton Fraction will, it is reported up1,
authority. resign his position ou 't1t
first of the year, and will be sucessd.
ed in the management by Charles p
Wilkinson, ono of the foremost minI1r
engineers of the state, now with tt
Consolidated. and for time mansF.
of the Goldfield Daisy mine.
Round Mountain Output
The Round Mountain company, vhl.l
pays its seventh 4 per cent divide
this month. has deposited in 4 lo,il
bank seven bars Of bullion, reprefeh,
ing the November output of its mill, q
gross weight of 2600 ounces ~
valued. npon basis of sl350 Pr
ounce, AT $40, 600. The mine has nas'
an excellent showing aud recent adq1
tions 10 the mill have increased
monthly output of bullion. Devslef|
ment has recently added largely 70 "
available reserves of good milling an
and probably no mine IN the slate
operated at smaller expense. some q
the best ore is coming from the ~
and 500 levels. The district coun ny
granted petition of the Round Mo- y;
tain Sphvnx and Round Mountain ~. \;
TOP companies for a survey OF
Round Mountain company s Wo,A5s.|
TO establish the limits of ore ooal7
TO which the last named is entitled