The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-12-09
MNES AND MINING


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lhN lShies was '--'-V'."'' l"unuS'
ana l''N' S4'''''uoo loun''' u"'u
d tNsc totals including lead sm'l'cd
I'd pad.
IITe is now every Indication ihat
TIE opposed merger Of some ni the .
wolTtics 100 the Park CITY di..sici oi .
UmhWill not be- attempted until aii't .
ne Pit OF the coming year. 10 ~ all F
Authcr carload of hIrhrrHdc sold .
orr tom NgusyJlo Utah. is nov ut .
the Unh samplers u is estimated II
VII nm not less than $500 to the ton
rnalag the car OF twenty-five tons
woia about $500.
LWcr Mammoth IA sending out no
tees that the annual meeting will be-
heldInnuary .. ut which plans for ia
turc operations will be- discussed ut
lenlA. Work Is now being carried ON
90 W 200 and 900 levels.
Rports from Rhyolitc are TO the
esoc that the Montgomery Shoshono
Consolidated company has dctcrmin.
I'd u cease operations pending a more
though Investigation Of the condh
tIon proyailiur underground and 10
The nil
AZ, r,,,i,r ~ tho dircctors OF the
Nos,n, .r,,onnh Mining compnny.
held in PHILADELPHIA. a dividend OF
csnu nor share vns declared. nay.
nNe Doccmbor % 10 stockholdcrs OF
record December 10 This will dis.
trbve s59 100 among the stockhold
ON.
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maj N,ncs and smcitcrs corporatior
nso, p,ocho ia sh,nn,nr n sunlciont
a.a,,,,y ~ oro ,o tbc Sal, Lake smclt.
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sor !, ro,roson,,tivos of tho orranizn.
lion
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to'. LOT 'no cry VI ''o'','s.''' ~. 80
andohe OF the o"hcrs OF 'h' l""'""n
hohestake mihe near Nea'' 'uu'
pofs 'ha' MS men nav Iua' ,''o ',''
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me Homestake mine anu Wit. VII 'V ,nr
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ooury' OF Whlch Johh ~ Ryan 'hu
PRESIDENT OF the Amalgamated copper
company, was tho leading spirit "
Is opposed that the preliminary ue'
tali OF inc oig coppeI nlo'so' "o''
sos o'or on '"'' oe."s'V"' ,, .,
ne production Oh so'u W A'"sAa ~
lss amounted 10 FEV'foS'ooV' "h'cn
w larger than IN any prlor Sca'
sith tno oAoepeIVn VI i ,' ~ VA
.i'e'i'n, wv n''''0,"' u'oN''e''os ="
inc lhul'arou caused many opo,a.oIH
sna miners 70 ioaNo tno rn ar .,u,
ns"dro,,o " ., go,d To- AiasIa mov hs
p'Uu" ~, tyau ' 81. ~aar ,ha, 4,
was In 1909
ts,,or ,ssuod nv tho w II chuds
& company brokerage Arm Of snlt
Iake civ. says. Tho local stocl,
market has underpone n healthy rene.
lion during the nast fcw dnys moth.
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having dovoloned wo fool nil ma
moro conadcnt Tint added stronrtl
will be given many Etocks behind
which are important mine conditions
and changes soon due.
]. Il. Game and Max Junghandol
have brought suIt for $3.50 OOO against
Frank J. Hagenbarth In the federal
court OF Idaho TO recover on mining
deal covering an option on the Lud.
wig property In Nevada.
It is estimated that the white men
employed on all Transyaal gold mines
received In salaries during the year
ended June 30. 1910. the sum of CT,
5ll asa while the natives and Chinese
earned "a 100 az, and cal ana rosnoc
lively.
Deyelopments nj tho Mason valley
mine continue 10 proye the ore bodle.
10 be wider than originally estimated
and the sampIInp. which ia bolnr done
by mine cars. IN sb,ty the grade net.
Ter than the underground SAMPLES i'm
dlcated,