The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-02-11
MINES AND MINING

In 1907, valued at NlsAoo'til' W po' /
S27.33 ounces, valued at Si.44345s, In |
1908.
The combined value Of the produc.
ton Of gold. silver. copper. lead and
zinc in Idaho in 1908 was 1i5.ii6.599;
the corresponding value I'm .i9O7 was
s2i 1893. O64. a decrease In 1908 OF '6f
376.465.
Work will start the coming week on
a telephone line from Twin Falls to
Jarbidge. which is expected to be
completed In about six weeks. The
Bell company Is making this extension
TO its system.
Thomas Clinton, farmer Of Buhl,
Idaho. but formerly mining man and
who was grubstaked into Jarbldge a
month ago by citizens residing In the
vicinity Of his residence. made strike
last week. and refused TO sell his
claims for $4,000.
A change In formation. considered
important by those In position TO
know. has occurred in the drift being
run from the i.000.foot level Of the
New York bonanza at Park city,
Utah to tap the ore bodies opened In
the past In the upper workings.
The only zinc ore shipped from
Idaho in 1908 was a small production
from Blaine county. The output de
creased from 6.sS5.732 pounds. valued
at tii2.l5s. In 1907. to 37,ii0 pounds,
valued at si.75s. in 1908 The aver.
age price per pound was 81 cents.
A fully equipped weather bureau.
whose records arc expected to be q
protection TO the company in the
event Of certain kinds OF damage suits
being brought against Il, Is being In
stalled at the Toocle plant OF the In
ternational Smelling 4 Renning com
pany.
The last quarterly statement for tho
period ending November 30. 1910. OF
the Tonopah Mining company shows
total receipts from the orc milled at
the Deseret mill OF t6ss.bbs. The min
ing and milling expenses total $780,
$50. leaving net earnings for tho quar-
ter Of i379.i95,
- -. 49, .nowad yai,es
', 80, a,a.as A.. s,t,.r ana "a 40 In
gold. have appeared on the footwall
Of the cross.fissure which the Tintic
e,.asa.a co,,nan,, "a fo,IowIng west.
- on ,ho zoo Too, loveI ~ ita nina
n, E,rela u,ah
49,. 1. ,ho r,oh.,, mining coun.
49,, In IN. world ana has wealth
nnonah 40 male n MILTON Americans
,,ch According IN Col. John II. Con.
,ad who has a town In Alaska named
,,,sr him and who has lust come
.as, 40 u,g. the xovernment 10 do
velon the northern territory.
ps.,a,rar,. a,or.s roaming house,
and almost ali other classes OF bust
nesses are getting established In Jar
bidge: the construction OF cabins, and
the stretching of tents are largely oe
cupyinR attention OF new arrivals, and
this work ia largely becoming easier
through the Disappearance OF the
snow from the gulch.
pecent renorts from the property OF
the Mason Valley company at Yering
ton, Nevada, have been OF most
gratifying nature. The ore tonnage
and values nj the mine are exceeding
the most sangulne expectations. the
Developments In the course Of tho
preparation being made for stopping
being especially gratifying.
A letter has been received at Twin
FaIls Idaho from "Doath Valley
Scotty." i'm which he says he is en-
route into Jarbidge camp with HIS biz
paek train OF fifteen mules. which
nave transported. according TO ro
mort. vast wealth from his southeast
ern California bonanza. which is said
10 have been exhausted about eightee 0
months ago
Al tho l.ndln, nina nj puckhorp
a., "a, ...,arn N.y.aa A. hol,o
loaded out a Garland sbIpment of arc
which "a valued nj sioAEoo II viii
be tho srst sbinment IN he made from
tho camp although n "a said Il will
mo foIlowed nv rnanv otbers NJ rront
yalue
THO ,oonos, chm, IN tho t,rhtdr,
district IA on the Arizona. ana IA MI