The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
|jiI OFFICE
||} CONVENIENT 7
4 Miners Indignant at Gov
L.,ut in Announcing Pro
/ posed Abandonment
ENESs HAS INCREASED
nrRING PRESENT YEAR
4, and Quartz Mining in
IN Sections Reported in
Fine Condition.
The Tribune,

% The Tribune
Naho, Aug. 6.-The reporIeu :.
-, N the government ASSAY
~. city, together with otner
@as @ IN the mining section OF
at a.,t has raised a storm OF pro-
mining men are Indignant.
~ sn. he government Will, should
stares be abandoned as an
~ ,Its hard blow at the min
- su%, ,,om which II will take years
ED ,s well as greatly handicap
.v o,sce here handles hun
no,eands OF dollars worth OF
9 ys,r tine bulk OF which comes
mining centers. such as
rssln Silver City. Pierce City
,--srous others. while snailer MN :
- Ia Increase the output. Inc
"a. In The present wear. according
r.ieuent OF joseph P!nkham. the
- charge. are much better than
W Judging from the amount of
~, q being handled and has been
IArrs The office within the nast
..,ss rs business for 1911 will be
- isrss as that for 1910, lndicat-
n, fhs mining industry Is on the
.-s nslead OF the decrease.
pTslup New Properties.
1,khsm attributes the increase Of
,tss n the development OF numer-
IN prorertles. the opening of sew
n rlnes which have recently been
Z 4 PAYING business. and the album
. pvcly OF water which has made
|slpn for working the placers long
N yssr than last. In addition new
4 processes are in operation and
s,isg gold that at one time It was
q ppId never be.
4 6usrizburg, the Gold Hill mine, n
Ia iba, had not been worked for
d rary. has been opened up and Is
Ia paving basis" stated Mr.. Pink
10 woman, q Mrs. Hall OF
b,loHgs the credit of putting the
MI on q paving basis. Mrs. Hall
he mine her personal attention
~ has concluslvclv proven that 4
/r u well as a man can manage
- ard make II pay q handsome
EH Hall came out here and looked
T y p.cperty O couple OF years ago.
Va wont back and interested sew
heT eastern friends IN the mine
sssrsi them 10 put their money
y property. The mine was pumped d
/iE the mill put into repair. II
j tx as though the mine would be
=. producer for an indefinite mum :
say
amp al Warrens. a comparatively
4ricl. Is producing considerable
and mas good prospects Of be-
p%manent camp, Other camps,
~ tls Pierce City. Silver City and
pun'y. are heavy producers.
Rich Old Placers.
sanmstely 100000, 900 was taken out
te1rs In the Boise basin FORTY
fa in the washing a great deaI
toh was lost. and TO recover II
'stN Idaho company was organized
rsf the expenditure OF several hun
y thousands Of dollars erected ar
q eoFer plant on the Payette river
lte we're then carried over the
ap Inc Basin country and on &c
ueeK. There large drcdges were
eeo ana placed In the creek
Frt provided with endless chains
hrge gravel cups that worked
INKS and bottom OF the creeE
~ ravel lifted In this manner /.
m revolving separator through
~serlni streams OF water ar'
~ me gold in this manner (,
.-n.Tn nnTn inc gravel and EVENTUAL,
- ma, after passing through
nhish for amalgamatioI
Unu'ies Of yellow metal ar,
s oi the dyedges was to wor
u" ue stream down which 10
Y seshlngs NJ many yalua bl
N Ie passed. thereby taking IN
W bedrock, What was ono
mas developed into realit,
I'lt1 lloat themselves, fo, aroI,n
Ny. )ust enough water 10 wor
u a M doWn stream. The dali
+ /, NJ ur aredses operating on In
Az , muie than $1,000 and only thre
,.,,s,9ulleG to operate the dreGg.
IN 'pn is one OF the best nav
~ sr.Shptel In The basin countr
htst,, are operated continuous
M ~, s,,,nk msking the cleanup an eS
WSpsrtes like this tba make n
N All N Boise do a large bus
SA, o. Inc gold cleaned IN
"e government assayer,
lamps Are Prosperous.
n.n Creek. tno Ir,,,I.
,,s.smpaoy. r. l.. Edwards , ma, A.
sonIb rom the mill plates $40
Il iasra-.le we last four months ~
q it,sf.a 10000 in gold bullio
p,as ,e"v ,ea havlng been taken fro
s,sr unn.n uon mine proper. Nume
IA M hsyoy,lfues o,I In eastern Idaho, II
q. Jucn.Gi G Grizzl"y. Hidden Trea
"ou' are producing hea,
b.,r. mp. a mineral district ff
.s f,nn, ~ yet undeveloped, Is cor
nl,oaHip Hipns as a producer. Isolat,
sitsI transportation facilities
al7ine portion OF the state III
y a,s'rlct is becoming famo
u Nss,oa;yss Of Its mines. Cold
~ .ai ,o mine has asssved ss hi,
IL s, wh, The Mascot hcms No
. are promising gold pro
bs 1cn al,Sn Of coal in this state h
le 5'.noush one Of The large
d ,hs hssorered was recently
a. "a, ,1stern part OF the sta
Of 3.s, sst undeveloped The 10,
tyS ~ ~, III 1905 was 5Ts2 to,
VI N,j tononsi IN 1907, s5Os tons.
40 looms Oas' In 1909. $3.50 tons.