The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21

end OF the construction campaign st
| nearly in sight as ii is noT, more ac
| curate estimate is possible. In view o
the large earnings for October II seem:
| best 10 write OF the whole balance
| which NC place al about $4,000 There
! VIII remain some payments, perhaps tc
| the extent OF 100000 TO complete all un-
| dertakinss. but these bills VIII not be
| paid for some time and cannot properly
| be charged 10 this fiscal year"
| since THIS report was prepared ii is
stated upon good authority that con-
| tinued Improvement in the appearance
of new workings and results OF develop
mcnJ on the deepest levels has taken
| place The ore body exposed on the
large proportions and contains quantities
OF high grade OF the character lately
shipped 10 tho smelters An important
feature of this discovery is the quality
larly desirable for milling, containing
less OF minerals which would render il
refractory than much OF the product from
other parts Of the mines. Ore taken from
the upper levels of the Combination dur
ing the past few months has been OF
excellent grade and recent results of de-
Nelopment at depth in this mine are OF
the first Importance. Indicating that this
Is one of the best OF the groups en-
hraced in Consolidated territory.
The recently enlarged shaft of the
Florence Goldheld company is now being
sunk with the aid of machine drills,
Etdrting from its former depth of $50
feet. and will eventually be sent 10 the
loco-foot level. Stations equipped with
installed al frequent intervals and within
short time laterals will be extended
from the shaft TO explore several ore
shoots which have yielded a large pro-
new era of production from the Flor
ence, which has been treating ore OF
comparatively law grade for many
months during the time in which the old
nrGi inn 6,Si,, IaI n{
sH paying material. I'm order that ihey
might later be back filed with waste and
abandoned; thus eliminating the expense
OF maintaining costly 1lmbcriug.
With a daily production and trea atmsnt
OF 20 tons OF good milling ore the Com
bination Fraction is now making salts
factory profit for the scale Of operations.
and despite the heavy expense under
which the company has been for long
time for development. mill repairs and
the installation of adequate water
and it gives good promise of
again entering the list OF dividend pay
lng mines in The early part of next year. |
The leased c0-stamp mill is making a |
facilities have been i'm
proved the ore bodies. particularly on
The 50n-foot level are OF large size and |
EXCELLENT promise. and the hoisting, drill
ng and compressor plants will have tho
benefit OF an extension of the Consoli-
lated compsnvs greatly improved power
Inc, storage and electric regulating
plants.
A report. apparently well grounded, is
n circulation today that a discovery of
has been made in the work
ngs OF the Red Top Extension a small
raction lying between the Clermont and
Iaguna claims of the Consolidated and
,wned by Goldield men. Lessecs some
wo years ago sang a 500 foot shaft on
his ground, but failed to find the ore.
ind II is said the new find was made
Il a depth of i20 feet and that g. con-
derable tonnage OF S26 ore has already
,een broken In the workings. The frac-
Ion Is very narrow and evidently IL has
'art OF the Red Top vein. and the aues-
ion Of whether II has any part OF the
peS OF this vein may possibly arise.
Ore Of shipping grade Is again being
aved on the Goldfield Annex lease. oper-
ting one Of the deepest shafts in this
istrict on the Polevcrde claim of the
umbo Extension company and short
istance from the Ciermont This ore
vas found on the S00-foot level where
hipments were made several months
go and where the pay shoot was lost
rumor that the Grizzly Rear lease on
Consolidated ground had entered ship
Ing ore was denied today by the man
ger, who says. however. that the vein
Xposed on the 117o level is promising. +