The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-18
MINES AND MINING

w non INC directors OF lnc seven \
TrouRhs Monarch met last week. the
secretary submitted his report for the
six months from January TO June. in.
elusive. showing total disbur, emcnt
Of siiSi55.
The Round Mountain Mining com. |
pnny Is putting through about 200 |
tons OF orc daily ana everything Is |
running like clookwork sla.c the com. |
plotlon Of the new mill. says the Man. |
haitian Post
Since tho announcement OF tho |
Merger mines deaf In Golinold. In
which J. Ross Clark and officials OF
the Salt Lake Route are interested, |
reduction In freight rates into Gold.
field has been made
Deeds conveying the prop rites
Phoebe Mining company aud the Ne
,ada.uta Mines ami Smoliors corp1r
alton TO the AmalgamHt,d pIrcho
Mines and Shelters corporation were
hlcd Tor record last week
Recent word from Spring Valley,
" NN.t ~ NiNNN INV Af.HHAN NANNA WI NHNhNA
Gas company has brought In another
we'll this ono on section "a. II WIS
struck 73i feet. the oil coming mp 800
icct in the casing. The last sand was
penetrated for thirty feet with "a ca
inch easing.
The superintendent 81 the uuon
Chief. Albert Larson. has the dIttIuc
ton Of being the fret person 10 blow
tho whistle on Slutnuuin mountains.
says the pnysou Gloho.RocordCr He
was down from the property Monday
and stated that the machinery iS work.
Ing most cNccllently
About seven miles north OF Eureka
Ia n section Of mincralIzod country OF
which the state knows little The old
Scranton mine 10 here. with its stock
NJ S7j per share. aud It's output having
paid thousands Of dollars In dividends
to the stockholders. most OF whom ~.
side In Scranton, Pa.
Much prospecting f. going on this
season In Newton mining district. COW
crlng the mlncNlilcd territory from a
point little north OF the city Of Bea.
yer. In the eastern part OF Beaver
county. Utah. to point several miles
north Of the old Rob Roy mine, about
fifteen miles To the north
cripple Creek tColo) gold produe-
ton up to the present is S2i',OOO,oO0.
and OF silver i,O3ji90 fine ounces.
The first gold taken from the district
was In 1891. with a production for
that year OF sac. silver WAS not pro
duccd until 1898. whom 5.Ol9 hno
ounces was sent from the district.
The monthly statement OF the Cop
per Producers association for july
shows decrease In stocks on hnnd o.
almost 2O.OOO.O0O pounds. compared
with the previous month. The domos
tic deliveries fell, but this was partly
Offset by exports. although total dc
liycrlcs were over 1903 600 pounds un
der the previous months.
II comes from pretty reliable au
thority that during the past year the
Moscow Mining company has paid on
an indebtedness OF $4,000; has pal,
for a large interest In the water line
from the well down the valley; nov
has $1,000 In the treasury and loui
carolnds OF ore, worth about $4,000
are now being settled for.
When silver was playing arount
Size an ounce, ore running as high al
5000 ounces to the ton WAS found 1t
the old Black Warrior ana other prom
critics In the Lucln district In Box VI
der county. few miles from TIE
coma, New. That was In the 7Os, som'
forty years ago, when small carloads
OF ore bringing $4,000 created no nm
usual notice.
According to latest reports, The
value OF the concentrating ore IN th'
Wilbort property, twenty-five mile
from Arco. Idaho, is 20 per cent Leaf
and 2 ounces In silver TO tho ton. !
In said that there is now close TO 20
600 tons OF this ore blocked out. Thi
ore. IL In said, will run S2i.Sj TO tn
ton. and that n mill can save so pc
cent OF the values.
That new strike Of wonderfully rlcl
gold ore on claims owned by 5, l., ia
ker and A. NJ. Phillips OF salt LAX
City mt the camp OF DYKE hl'uHN'N ~
the Pine Forest range, and about tel
miles west OF quinn River Crossins
has aroused considerable public altoi
ton and many prospcctors and mil
ing men are going into that district
enys the Humboldt Star.
once more Utah products, In con
peutlon with all the western stato'
comes out with victory porohod upo
its banner. Last week VIII l., Ellel
heck managing director OF the Nepl
Plaster Manufacturing company r.
turned from Portland, Ore where II
succeeded In bagglng the contract 10
furnishing Portland's mammoth ne'
hotel the Multnomah, with 100 ton
II high.class flushing plasters'
With a strongly financed compan
puttlng down holes over 1000 feet ]
search Of oil with more or less SUI
cess. while another company Is stea'
ily rotorting a high grade paraIhn o
from heavily charged lime shale, o