The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-11-12
MINES AND MINING

"In 1911 several new prospects up
Big Cottonwood will be shipping
Mines" is the prediction in Salt Lake.
Jarloose, the new camp about IF.
teen miles southwest of Milford, Utah,
is receiving considerable attention
these days.
Bradshaw district, located in the
low hills northeast of Milford, Utah, is
attracting attention of Beaver county
mining men this fall.
1t looks as II the skies are some
what clearing when several of the
Utah mining companies have lately
been resembling assessments.
According to reports from Gold
Springs district, there is more activ-
ity there than in a long time, and
more substantial work is being done.
The new power line, the wire nerve
which is to bring new life to Wonder,
Nevada, district, and cause the whole
camp to move, will soon be COM
pleted.
Unless unforeseen circumstances in.
mated Nevada Mines company at Will
low Patch will be put in operation on
November 5.
There is a understanding plant
at the American Smelling & Refining
company's plant at Murray, Utah,
which is proving to be efficient in
every particular.
The property of the Cochise Gold
Mining & Milling company at Co.
chise, Arizona, which was discovered
last December, has over 100000 of
ore averaging So to the ton in sight.
Twin Falls and Elko, the one on the
north, the other on the south, are
running a race to see which will get
the first good road into Jarbidge and
capture the business of this growing
camp.
The gold receipts of the United
States assay office in Seattle for Oc-
tober amounted to $1,731, 469, approx.
imately the same as last year, accord
ing to the report of the assayer is
sued Thursday.
The mines in the Salmon river
country in Idaho are attracting con-
siderable attention this fall. All the
district lacks is transportation facil-
tiles. and this difficulty will undoubt-
eddy be overcome in time.
The Western Pumping company,
which will supply water for several of
the Star district properties, expects
to install its pump and begin sending
its water up the 1,700-foot incline
about the tenth of the month.
With the Horn Silver with a big
new concentrator, South Utah boom.
ing, Red Warrior, Cedar Talsman,
Lady Bryan, Moscow and few others
shipping, Beaver county, Utah, is rap.
idly forging into the front ranks.
The owners of several of the old
mines and number of the best pros
pective mines in Silver Canyon and
Silver Mountain districts in White
Pine county, Nevada, are making ar.
engagements to begin shipments to the
Salt Lake valley smelters.
Present operations on the Radiator
Hill property, part of which is 10,
Gated within the town limits of Ma.
tional, Nevada, are being watched
with great interest. Ore has recently
been encountered which gives assays
of $50 ton in gold and silver.
With one big carload of high-grade
sacked on the dump ready for ship
ment to the Salt Lake smelters, and
three more carloads broken down
ready for sacking, the Elkton Mining
& Milling company, operating in the
Chief mining district in Nevada, is in
flourishing condition.
Eastern reports are to the effect
that the American Smelling & Rein,
ing company has secured the contract
for selling the copper produced by the
Tennessee Copper company, which
means a loss to the United Metals
Selling company Of Approximately
100000 pounds of the metal per an
mum.
A novel feature of hosting that will
he introduced in the new shaft of the
GirouX Consolidated will be a tail rope
in addition to the main hosting cable
This rope is fastened to the bottom
Of each cage, being continuous ant
passing from one hosting compart
ment to the other at the bottom OF the
shaft. BY this method the hosting
rope is continually counterbalanceC
by the tail rope, thereby saving the
power of hosting the cable.
The old Silver Moon property, in tn,
Texas district, Idaho, is undergoing
revival of prosperity. The Silye
Moon was discovered in 1882, upon al