The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-05
OUTCROPPINGS.

Round Mountain Mining company is
| being sued by the Sphinx company, the
PLAINTIFF asking that the recently de-
clared dividend should not be paid, but
! held to help liquidate.
The Kindergarten has nearly com
pleted the connection between the third
and fourth levels, with mill ore from
top 10 bottom, according 20 the Seven
! TrOughs Miner. On the fifth level ia
| the east drift, a change occurred that
seemingly doubles the value OF the ore
pOdy below. The pay streak has per-
sistently followed the hanging wall,
and more than a foot OF ore has made
It's appearance on tie foot.
The Seven TrOughs Coalition companv
IS now inaugurattng a campaign OF
deep mining and as soon as the slopes
are opened on the fourth and fifth lev
els preparations Will be made for added
depth. The east drift on the Tyler lease
mas now advanced sufficiently 10 prove
richness OF the vein 20 a point cons.d-
erably below the present workings.
The Bingham Press saws the tram
way between the International smelter
at this place and the Consolidated Min
Ing cOmpany's Highland Boy mine al
bingham, is now operating satisfactor-
lly. II Is on an air line from the mine
10 the smelter, four miles in length
! with a net difference in elevation OF
| 1890 feet
During the months from January to
august inclusive, the total copper pro
was %, 6l9O6 pounds. that Of Nevada
Consolidated 44425,94O pounds.
The production OF the Utah company
IN August was l,236965 pounds, or about
IA per cent less than In July, while tie
decrease OF s069,2 41 pounds, in the OUT
put or the Nevada Consolidated was
equal 10 about 10 per cent.
Last month the copper output or the
Butte mines was 24.8l4,0O0 pounds,
compared with 23,37O,98O pounds ia
July 1882, 694 pounds IN June ana an
pfoAlfnately zAOOO,OOO pounds in May.
II is expected that the current month
VIII show a still further curtailment by
the Nevada Consolidated, whose conner
output viii probably not exceed $780,
John B. Fleming, who will super4n-
tend the construction OF the quartz mill
for the Nevada Hills people at Fairvfew.
was in town the past week and stated
that work would begin fmmediately
says the Churchill Eagle. 1t will have
20 stamps.
Mrs. A. ]. strum. in company with
her twin sons, left today for salt Lake
10 join her husband, after visiting FOR
lnree weeks in Ely with her mother
Mrs. Mabel B. Luchesi. After a short
stay in salt Lake.-Ely EDositor.
There are now 30 men az work on
the old Telegraph and Jordan mines Al
Bingham. breaking down $50 tons OF
shipping ore daily, but the United States
Mining company Is expecting soon 70 in
crease the force and the output
A story has been current for the pase
several days that the GirOux Consolf-
dated has cOnsummated deal for ths
purchase OF the holdings OF the East
Ely Townsite company. The story has
been denied by Captain r. p Mills. gen
eral manager Of the GirOuX COnsolfdat-
ed, and yet there are more ana more
persistent rumors that IL IS tFue-at
least IN part-White Pine News.
At the recent meeting OF the MIN
ing congress at Los Angeles, John Durn.
who is vice president OF the Elv Cen
tennial company, was made president OF
the congress. Mr.. Dern IS one OF the
most prominent and successful MINING.
men in the west and his election 10
the presidency Of the mining congress
lnsures that organization a DrCsperOus
era under his guidanee.-White Pine
News.
E. T.. Vanderhoff, superintendent OF
the steam shovel operations for the Ne
vada Consolidated, is at Bingham Utah.
where he hopes 10 arrange for tie sale
OF a group OF copper claims near the
Utah COnsOlidated.-Whi Pine News.