Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-27
INSPIRATION COPPER
TO COST nine CENTS.
Engineer Krumb Makes Estimate OF
Cost on Production at
Property,

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Pans iniaes e'ie roiloWins report on the
property to Prcs!dcn; William Is.
THOMPSON who A. son,or ,,,nmbar or
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III 49,, uaiice Win Hol'F rse,,'est l.iat
J MAX an examination OF tnc prop
CITY % lhe ihhplrntlon COPPER COM
pans oeE " il''i'u So" iiH'c"i'h my
M NJ, : W, .,.s sn'ic.
~, $3.50, q, p,oIs. " % u,e Nsn ,i''.
a.loi. tolper oihrahS Is iocaten ''p o,,''
eisnt 10 zen milcs west OF 5ioDc, TIN N
c9uilty' ,Ar'hoha, "ha CONSISTS oI nv
GAINS. hhviiis an area OF o'o acres'
lnc eA.e,lsloi, OF me Arslo,''l G'ts.eTn
raiiroaa nus peeit coi''Pie,eo 10 wltiilil
ABOUT one mile OF the man tuiihei Oh
the properly.
me seieetion o. mn. s, ,,,i. 20 nov
Deif,G given conS.ueration: lneIe are
~. a,,,i,ah,o ri s|unea ros,ns of .ha,,t
20 20, mIless
The altitude ut the nine Is $500
feet and the climatic conditions for
continuous nnerations throughout the
,enr arr ideal
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me lnspira,'on ore uelsSi. pe.et, as
70 tne CLASS OF u'ssei.i.!'hteu ~, ~
n,sits sii'iiar 70 S,hosG W ,'..'s ''''
o1Mh; Fry, N"y.' anu W., -. 80, at-
me fractured a.d s,'a'.sseu H', III,
uon or Tue scn.st ~ Wy ~ ~, ~.
aIioraeu ~ ehss .,,,,,.aI ~ Gilt.
eral solutions whicm s''s ga s.,e s
ification OF the ROCK aiiu uenos,.eu
copper In the form or cnaicnpHri'e a.,a
'cupriterous "ri.e, ~" 80 r,o,, ., mnr
teaching removed tne copps. IN ~ 20,
the SURFACE, ana rs-asUps.seu
lower horizon IN the lor',i VI t, ..;'t1,,,.
cue piouu','ts " -. -, - hndv trhe
forms the coIninerci',' oie 80 ", .,.,',,
oxidized zone is hiuch s.h,'seu ~ ~, ~.
and the rock shows sihaii caI'.'ss -.
vugs. which were formerly iiiled Win
sulphde minerals. rms zone, ~ - o s,o
80 to SIS feet thick.' ana aseIasss aSo
feet. The enriched zone AVSlaSa o
feet In thickness, and u unael'aiu ny
the primary ore ""i.s w .'"-
in the form OF cuprifefossh fgl.'u
ELOPM ENT AND z1atlbiPIEiSi'
,n,roximAtely $50 fec. of under
,,,n,pd lnvcinnment work have been
S;. .G ~, NO nro,,orty Tna main
- 49,. Y,sro,tat;n,, tnnnoi has 3 lcns.;, OF
:, ~. roat and Is conuected With the
~, I,nsh't AMI sscorniou shafts. About
sso rnnt rcmain ia be driven 10 q con
,,ac,inn With the colorado shaft. Tla
main dovclonmeut work has been done
rr a t;a nhovca three SHAFTS, and tl,a
o'hofv ,,ns hecn opered for q length
NJ /, oOo feet while with ciurn drills
y. ~, ,,nn Iloyclobcd for IL length Or
eon feat in
o,s ,Tbo nh,,,, drill holes have been To-
c,tod regularly at the corners of
SQUARES With sidcs 200 feet long. Up
to this date. 80 holes, Win total OF
34a32 feet of drillins nave Ds DE ssa epa,, W,
lpeted Roads aggreRatH.s .9,oeo IN.
in lcngth have Oeen ouiit lo' ''i'e S' 'u' -
drlll operations
The accuracy OF VIZ c''l.t ut.n 10;
ping has hcen cnecheu ny ".siHs vi vi
feet of raises ai"nssine ui We 49,,
holes. and by ttie Souerai Lite . nus,u
developments AZ different ti'',s sco '' -,
and cross-cuts aGs'fsalnts -; 90 -, ~
In length, have Deeti rc-sai'ii'.Gu u',u.
my direction TO rnecH t'ie sit'l'is'n's "'''''
assayinG. -.
The Joe Bust smart - sautPpeu ~ ", ~
boilers and steam hoist, @niie me o. i,.,
SHIFTS are te!n9eIur'is e'luippS,"s 80
gasoline hoists. Near liie pnrla " '''t
main tunnel, there arc ,too-hoFsepo"er'
boilers and l5-ari,i eo''ilou,u S.et ~,
compressor. machine shup II III th6
course Of erection 1t VIII 10 cent
rlctely equipped with lathe, urlil ifeSS
shipper, bolt and pipe cutter steam
hammer, etc.
An experimental MIL OF about -
tons daily capacity IL practically ceni-
Melted 1t Is fully equipped to make
exhaustive concentration tests, OH the
results OF which tho design or \ mill
having II capacity OF 1900 tons OF ore
per dny will be based,
ON, u RESERVES
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The ore reserves nave peci, u iueS
Into two classes. hameiF loeSci9Peu
and partially developed ~ ucNr'"Neu
ore Is bounded either BY driil holes on
underground WORKINGS not III excess OF
200 feet apart. IN areas ilot YET com
.pletely drilled. where the holes were up
to 400 feet apart, the ore mas been
classed as partially developed. hut no
ore has been allowed where the drill
holes We're more thnn 4oo feet apart
nor has any ore been allowed beyond
the lines connecting the uri,l notes IN
blocks Whcre both driil hoicS una W.
foreground development eNisteu' '"'ucs
have been averaged III proportion 10
the lengths sampled.
Up to oct 20, | estimate that there
have been developed 12,3?6,ooO tons OF
ore. averaging 2.O3 per cent copper, and
6,604. 100 tons Of ore partially developed.
making the total developed and par
tally developed ore reserves 1S,OOo.6oO
tons, averaging 200 per cent copper.
The total area developed and partial
ly developed is 2g.9 acres This area Is
entirely on tho eastern portion of the
companvss property, and considerable
excursions VI '"r IN wv Wsoh h p ,,n
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