The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-05
MINES AND MINING


ing mined by the letsees OF the
White Knob mine. Mackay
Squatters are reported to be caus-
ing trouble az Bannock Nevada. and
steps are proposed to put the ele-
ment out OF the camp
Ore from the Twilight Gulch claim.
near rlint. on display at Siyer city.
Idaho. boy Marcus White and r. NJ.
Lewis. assays 1904 ounces Of silver
and $50 In gold per ton.
Eighteen sacks OF concentrates
valued AT $4,000. from the Victor
mill az Rawhide. were stolen from a
freight wagon enroute to Fallon. Ne
yada No clue has Deen found
Development ia being vigorously
prosecuted on what bids fair to prove
one OF the most valuable deposits Of
asbestos In Idaho. situated five miles
southeast OF Pocatello The fibre
shows a width Of three inches. which
makes It a very valuable product
All local officials Of the Goldneld
/ Daisy company have rendered their
designations. including President
| Charles u. wilkinson. Secretary W.
l.. Garden and Directors Harry Cutler
| Chester Lyman and W. u Morris.
/ The company operations are prac
/ tically suspended indefinitely.
Latest estimates OF the seasons
gold output from the Nome district
/ places the production at Si.l2O.OOO.
/ This ~ the largest ever secured from
dredging operations on the Solomon
river. Because Of the unusually dry
summer. slulcing was impossible In
all camps on Seward peninsula
The properties OF the Seven
Troughs Coalition Mines company
and the Seven Troughs Mining COM
many. which have been closed down
the last six weeks on account OF la
Dor difficulty. are to be reopened No.
ycmber upon n larger operating
scale than before. It IL announced.
Shareholders Of the Horn Silver
Mining company are being notified
OF the company's annual meeting.
which is 10 be held In Salt Lake city
ON December Z. II is the Intention
at that time to take Mp the matter
OF extending the company's opera
tons at its mine IN Benve' county.
The sawmlll at Il. w. Johnsons
III orc group OF mines ON Bear
creek. In Idaho. Is completed and
ready 10 be put into commission II
may not. however. be operated this
TAIL. owing 70 the la,oncss OF the sea
son. as there Is already four inches
Of snow on the ground at the mill.
The second shipment of high'grade
,re from the now camp OF Glendale.
Nevada. has been froighted by two
tcn.horsc teams To Tonopah. where II
was loaded upon cars to be shipped
TO the Sclby smcltcr. The value OF
the latest consignment II Is est
mated. Is In the neighborhood OF 500
200.
Expcrts who have contcnded that
no important body OF ore would ever
be found In the southern portion OF
the Alta district will have TO revise
their opinion on that point II the
showing In the tunnel OF the RAIN
bow Mining company continues to I'M
prove as II has done In the last few
days.
The matter OF paying the judg
mcnt OF sl7G,iOO against the Nam
moth .lining company in favor ~ the
Grand Central Mining company. after
ten years OF litigation. was adjusted
In Salt Lake City last week. The
case has been one Of the most Ia
nous I'm the annals OF mining litiga
ton
Driving from It's iG0.ioot shaft In
good body OF copper ore. the syndi
cate which recently took over th'
Schultz group OF claims In Globe
Aria, IL highly gratihed with tha re
suit OF development thus far The
drift Is yet in the granite country
but It Is headed for the schist Tor
nation.
Opening OF tho tungsten mine
near Osceola, New, Is progressing
with the most satisfactory results
according to q. A. Turner. chile
owner OF the properties, and Il. l.
Fletcher. his manager. who are II
Salt Lake City purchasing additiona
machinery required to facilitate dc
yelopments,
Copper Acres Mining company
which has an unusual surface cope
showing in its property, about tel
miles north OF the new high grad
gold camp OF Bannock, New coul'
q at this time make shipments OF pa,
ore from It's dump. is tho belief OF
number OF prominent mining mel
who have seen the property
That a spur will soon be built b!
, the Tonopah and Tidewater railroa
from Bonnie Glare TO the mines O
the Gold Mountain district, accord
, ing 70 the Tonopah Miner for inyes
, tigation by railway officials has no
, only proved that a 3 per cent grad
: can be secured, but the mines ca
, furnish a sufficient tonnage TO max
the operation OF the road pronIabl'
The aggressive mining and millln
, OF the ores from Kramer hill At Go
: conda is fast bringing that tow
back to its old standing, when tn
town was one OF the busiest con
mercial and mining centers In IN
p state, says the Humboldt Star
The camp OF Chafey, Nevada, |
Frightening perceptlbly, II Is said d,