The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-18
MINES AND MINING

Decision To resume work az once in
the property OF the East T.utic Gold
King Mining company was reached
at the annual meeting OF stochhOld'
ers Of the company held IN Salt Lake
city.
The Geological Survey and the Cen.
sus Bureau have entered into joint
arrangement by which the survey is
relieved Of the collection Of statistics
Of the annual production Of minerals
for the year 1903.
That a combination with Guggen
helm interests was considered by tho
thirty.three claimants TO Alaska coal
lands was admitted before United
States Commissioner Niece at Clcyo'
land. o.. by W. II Warner one of the
entrants.
General Manager Finley of Gold
/ hold Consolidated. estimates total pro
duction for February at {125.uOO from
/ 30. SCG tons OF ore The net recovery
/ was S6SOOOO and profits $iSO.OuO.
| comparing with S729,OuO aud $5l9,OOO'
respectively In January.
An average sample OF the ore In tho
| bottom OF Wine from the tunnel
level Of the Copper Acres property.
/ sent TO headquarters In Salt Lake
I city a few weeks ago. when assayed
returned values OF Il per cent copper
and 10 ounces In silver
The mining industry in the Star
Peak district Of Nevada has been
rather quiet for the past three months
on account OF the deep snow, but with
the coming Of spring operators In tho
district expect a season OF unusual
activity in tho Humboldts.
A car OF high grade silyerlcad orc
valued at 1900, left McGill, Nevada,
for the Salt Lake smoltcrs n few days
ago. the shipment being made by tho
Ely Amalgamated company, whose
properties are on the mountalnsido
directly east Of the smoltcr
At the depth OF 400 feet In the shat,
OF the Centennial Phoebe Mining com
pany has been encountered iiyc'foot
assure which II filled with lowgrude
manganese ore. II rs identical with
a hssure found at like stage OF do
yelopmCut In the Prince mine.
Were IL not for the large stocks OF
copper held abroad the surplus In
the United Statcs-now less than
IUU.uOOOOO pounds would be regard
ed as no more than q proper margin
To carry 20 protect the trade from a
possible violent advance IN prices
Furty.uno mines OF the United
States have paid SlO.25o,o0o In dlyl'
dcnds during January and February,
according 10 official reports received
Ia New York city. The 'yolyot maxi
crs OF Park CITY. Bingham and Tintc.
Utah. figure prominently In the list
That serious consideration Is al
ready being given to plan to In
crease the equipment OF the Ray Con.
solidatcd Copper company ~ rs Ari'
IONA property to permit ihc treating
OF 10000 tons OF ore daily instead OF
5000 tons. as the original plans call
for. IS the information that comes
from the east.
4 decree was rendered by Judge
, Morse Of tho district court at salt
Lake City ON Wednesday dlssoNng
I the corporation known - the Hero
, Nevada Mines company This action
3 was taken upon application Of a ma
! iority OF the stockholders Of the COM
{ pany,
From Monroe. Utah, comes the an
nounccmcut that work win he started
az the Antelope mine on April /. The
property has recently been leased tc
g new operators. and after having made
r samplings of the mines product and
h an examination OF the property, the
I. new interests have declued Co carry
, out campaign OF development work
ore Is being huistcd for the socont
L car to be shipped from the lease o.
o W. r. Gray and associates ON the Colo
Bar. the FIRST shipments having gun'
ont few days ago. The ore now be
ing raised shows mine assays from
, $50 to $500, and Is expected 10 10
, turn about $3.50 per ton, says III,
a Goldned Tribune.
a Great faith In the placer beds o
q Green river is entertained by Max Il
smith. who has just arrived In Sal
I. Lake City, from uintah county II,
~ aud companion, working a portlol
a OF two days just before he left
+" cleaned mp better than $40 I'm gold, h
q says
d Crosscutting the great rhyolIt
d ledge In It's property near Austin, SO
\ yada, the Shoshone Quicksilver con
!" pany has driven more than thirty fee
"a In ore which is said 10 average 20 pc
m cent mercury and neither wall Ia
,e yet been encountered, The ledge ha
/" been proven more than $500 feet 4
ia the cumpany's property.
~ The new camp of JarbIdge, Neyadi
le continues TO grow steadily, and M
4" various properties that are unde
* operation are showing improvement
II. with every foot OF work performed
I'd And stage has been reached whic
w assures the camp at least four prl
Ne ducers, with many prospects that hay
m remarkable showings.
Governors OF the New York stoc
exchange on Wednesday authorize
the nlaCinr Of Amalgamatpd Come