The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-06-04
MINES AND MINING

For the first quarter Of the current
year the net profits Of the Florence
Goldfeld company were $11,770.77.
Management OF the International
Smelling company expects to have the
first furnace of the Tooele, Utah,
plant ready for blowing in by Au
gust /.
A one.fourth interest in the David.
son patented claim, which adjoins the
Prince group, in Phoebe district, has
been purchased by the Prince Con.
solidated company.
With a showing on the 400-foot
level of twenty feet OF ore which Is
said to average 81 ton, the Ne
vada Eagle property, in Eldorado dis
trict. near Searchlight. Nevada, is re-
garded a proven mine.
A deal which may mean the reju-
venation of the famous Wedekind
mining district, near Sparks, Nevada,
has just been closed, the Gold King
group of claims having been taken
over by Chicago capitalists.
Excitement prevails at Eureka,
New, over a strike of gold-siver ore
reported to have been made near the
Regil milk ranch, eight miles north
east Of Eureka. The strike is in what
is described as a big quartz d.ke.
With it's equipment complete and
preliminary work out of the way, the
Utah Metal Mining company is maxi
ing rapid progress driving its 1000
foot tunnel through to the main Bing-
ham camp from the Tooele side Of
the range.
Pioneer camp in southern Nevada,
which, on account of bank failures,
fires and gross mismanagement Of
some of its leading properties, has
been in the dumps the last year. Is
again emerging into the limelight Of
prosperity.
The Utah mine OF Fish Springs has
characteristic high-grade ore, and 1t
Is expected that the third shipment
will be delivered and paid for before
the month closes. Each carload nets
the company approximately $4,000.
The new ore body encountered at
the depth of 1000 feet in the Tono-
pah Belmont shaft has been pene-
trated twenty feet by the shaft with
out demonstrating the width of the
vein. The last twenty feet of the
shaft is entirely in ore, 1t is said.
A carload OF zinc ore which was
shipped on December 81, 1909, from
the Yellow Pine mine, in Good
Springs district, was received May
"a in Salt Lake City. The car had
been tied up all these months in the
washed-out section of the Salt Lake
Route.
A pump, an engine and other ma
chinery have been sent by the Utah
Wyoming OIL company to its Wyo-
ming oil property, to be installed at
it's No. 2 well, which has been capped
since the oil was encountered. The
well, it is said, demonstrated capacity
of 40 barrels of oil a day.
Nineteen miles of railroad steel,
which was purchased by the Bonnie
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Needles smelter, Is being torn up to
be used for constructing new line OF
railroad from Bonnie Clare station to
the company's mines in the old Gold
Mountain district, near the California
line, in southern Nevada.
Installing new compressor plant,
constructing transformer house and
an electric power line and building
the second ore bin, which will give a
total bin capacity of 700 tons of ore,
are among the improvements upon
which work is to be started at once
at the mines of the Nevada Douglas
Copper company at Yerington, Me-
vada.
The worlds stock of copper on jan
uary l, 1909 was 247000,000 pounds,
and In sixteen months which have
since interviewed this stock has been
increased by 141,0O0,00O pounds, an
amount equal to little over one
months output
A number of important ore discover
les have been made in the various
workings at Goldfield during the last
month, and others are anticipated in
the near future as the result of work
now under way.
A feature of development of the IA
nous Lucky Boy mine, near Haw-
thorne, Nevada, which leads the own
ers to believe that enormous resources
remain to be opened at depth, is that
the ore bodies show greatly increased
length upon every additional level,
while maintaining their high values