The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-29
MINING NOTES
Especial To the Examiner

'IopeCldl 10 Inc examiner
SPOKANE. Wash. May 2S-Simul-
taneous with adTces from New York
that F, Augustus Heinzo VIII arrive
In Spokane within ten days TO take the
Stewart properties In the Coeur
dAlenes out OF litigation, comes n
report from Wallace that the Stew
art Mining company will pay dividends
before the end of three months Oper-
ations have been resumed at the
Stewart mine and Il Is given out by
one Of the stockholders that the orc
is OF a quality and quantity that in
sureS a quick cancellng OF Indebted
ness, The output has been increased
to 30o tons daily and the 400-ton mark
appears to be In sight Forty thou.
sand dollars is the total amount of
debts against the property and 1t is
estimated that an output at the rate
OF $4,000 a month will place the
company In position to declare
dividend before the middle of August
II is announced here that Heinze
VIII go on an inspection tour OF the
mines In northern Idaho after at
tending to some business IN Spo-
kane, returning afterward to Butte,
headquarters in the future.
The Pacific Ore Reduction com
Dany, of which f. r. Davidson Is pres
Ident and general manager. has brok-
en- ground for a 10o-ton cyanide mill
at Republic. Wash. where custom orc
from the district will be treated The
schedule OF charges ranges from So
10 $3.50 ton, according to the grade
Of orc. and settlements Will be made
on delivery, as at a smelter. on the
assay value Of each lot, Contracts
for TONNAGE already have been signed
by dozen producers. The equipment
Will consist Of rock crDshers Chilean
mills, four 25-ton cvaulde tanks and an
air compressor Tests show that the
best extraction is obtained by crush
Ing to a fineness Of 50 mesh and sub
jectinG the pulp To treatment by a
mild solution of cyanide for from
eight to twcnty-four hours.
C. A Owens OF Calgary. represent,
ING a syndicate OF Alberta capitalists.
has taken an optiou on the Second
Relief mine on the north fork of the
Salmon river. in British Columbia, for
s300 00O II is understood that the
option procludes an amslgamation OF
the Second Relief and the Big Bumn
property. The Second Relief, owned
by Wisconsin people. is one Of tho
old mines OF the Ymir district It
has produced s1.500000 and has n
stamp mill tram timber, water power
and more than 5000 feet OF work done
The Big Bump is also a devaloDed
mine. carrying 1900 feet OF the Big
Bump ledge Both properties carry
all surface rights and arc crown
granted.
Frank Lowe. manager Of the Big
FIX Mining comnapy, In thu Occur
d'AIeDes, reports that companion has
been found for tho 1o-foot ledge I'M
covered recently by sluicers on its
property on Bushy creek Tho new
body Is three TO four feet In width,
and ia reported to have value OF
1929 e6 TO the ton. of which s420 10
in gold. $40 In silver and s123 rs in
copper The lead is TeTuosed for 30o
feet The second strike WIS made
bv mining crew whose effort began
when the sluicers turned off the water
Surface development is proceeding
md the ore broken is being sacked
for market
Strlngers OF rich galAna have beeu
encountered in the lower tunnel OF
the Interstate mine. adjoining the
o1a CoIIohap t1 fbn