The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13

teams have been able TO make thcir
way through the canyon.
\ raise of Gj feet in the Cardiff .
mine at N'n, Utah. has followed the .
cnUr. distance % shoot of from rs In.
chps TO lis feet OF suiuhidc ore which .
shows average values of 275 per cont .
copper and 100 ounces of silver To the .
ton
The report Of the Goldnold Cousoli. .
dated Mining company for the quarter .
ending March "a, 1910, shows receipts,
S2.lG2.2s2. net to the company 81 52S..
5Oi The disbursements amounted to /
gSD3.4aG aud dividend No & amounted
to f1.7795i9
The extensive placer mining now
going ON In the Mesa country of Grand
county. Umh. is getting splendid re-.
suits. and the character OF the gold
can be appreciated from the fact mat
the government mint returns show
that II is SG7lOuo fine.
one Of the best known operators
Of the Mesa country of Grand county,
/ Utah. writes To salt Lake friends that
conditions ON the Mesa promise to be
attracting wide attention soon, for con
/ ditions never were more ideal lor this
section making good.
Work is about to be- resumed In tho
Gold Run Basin properties Of tho
Glasgow 4 Western Exploration com.
pony. according to adyiccs from Col
conda. New Both the mines and tho
reduction works " the company have
been closed for some time.
The report thar Bert Smithson, who
Is operating lease ON the Glory pro-
porty In Blackholse district. Nevada,
recently opened In a drift ON the 55o'
foot level one foot Of $1,000 gold silver
ore. Is confirmed ore which averages
5000 and $500 ton IS being broken
down.
The town Of Portola, on the line Of
the Western Pacific. in Plumas coun'
~. Cal. Is booming and promises 70
boom even more. as two rich gold dis
coyerles were made there last week
which have attracted scores Of people
from all parts OF Plumas county. says
the Reno Gazette.
An average sample OF the ten.fooi
face Of ore ON the 500 level Of the
Cedar Tallsman has been assayod
and the values are 1888 ounces silver
and 35.5 per cent lead. says the Salt
Lake Tribune. A selected sample
assays 1885 ounces silver. 500 pei
cent lead and 40 cents gold
An extremely important metallurgl
cal experiment is about to be tried
Al the United Verde smelter
says Jerome. Aria. dispatch
!, where there is being installed pyri,lC
reduction furnace. the invention OF
Knudsen. q Norwegian scientist, Ia
, principal advantage Is economy,
Stockholders Of the Dutchman Min
Ing q Leasing company operating the
, Dutchman mine. In American Forl
/ canyon. Utah. received checks for q
dividend OF / cent share on theft
; holdings last week. The company
has opened a large body OF silyer.leat
0 ore said to average 500 ton.
Next to the splendid production ant
dividend record OF the Tonopah distric
the most interesting item today is th'
steady increase In available tonnagei
i OF ore. The present year has witness
ed the successful finding OF ore on nu
merous Tonopah propositions which
, have been hard at work for seyera
a years
/, There has been considerable In tn,
press OF the world lately In regard I,
: the new copper deposits Of Africa
q where deposits OF extremely higl
!, grade copper ore are said to be IA
:, greater than the gigantic low grad
a deposits OF the known world at thi
time. An engineer recently returned
' from the east confirms this report
y That the northern part OF mlnerali7
J. ed Utah Is not securing It's due o
4 consideration. and that the surface
showings are more than enough 10 en-
thuse the most hardened when ono
the region under consideration I
= visited is the opinion Of prominen
J Salt Lake mining man who has JUS
o returned from visit TO that section
= Much new activity is reported in tn
!, old silver camp of Ward, sixteen mile
q south of Ely. Nevada, on account o
70 the big ind made two weeks ago 4
!, the 2S2.foot level OF the Nevada Unit
:. ed Mines company's property. Aver
y. age assays across n width of six fee
/, of ore exposed by the new strike shoN
n values Of 700 ounces in silver and 4
y. per cent lead,
p; Output of blister copper from tn
b Steptoe smelter at Ely, Nevada, dun
h ing the month of April was in tn
"a nelghborhood OF 100000 pounds Thi
j was something Of disappointment
d as It was expected that the six mi
lion pound mark would be reache
% last month without fail
= According to officials OF tho Unite
:. States geological survey which Ia
y, the supervision OF coal mines through
. out the country twelve men lose thei
\, lives IN mines throughout the unlteI
n States daily. while the number of II
jured is unknown, but appalling.