The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-03-17
MINES AND MINING

entire mining district II is said that
10000 men will be affected.
The Tintc standard Mining com.
pany operating In Tiniic district. has
levied an assessment of onchalf
cent a share and will resume develop
mcnt work
The February copper production
and imports totalcd lOy.S2S2yi
pounds. Domestic deliveries we're
6O.blS,99S pounds. deliveries Tor ex
port. i5.lliOig pounds. making total
deliveries Of over a5,OOOOOO pounds.
February progress In driving the
Snake creek drain tunnel at Park
city was not up 10 the standard. for
/ the FIRST time In the work some very
troublesome ground being encounter.
ed, nccessitatinE timbcrng the bore.
The information comes from an In.
side source that the stripping opera
tons at the Chino Copper property IN
New Mexico are 30 far advanced that
the steam shovel work Is being eased
up bit. a portion being used on strip
| ping only during the daytime.
II is reported that operations. will
be resumed at the property OF the
/ Utah Wyoming Consolidated OIL com
pany, which owns ground IN the Big
Horns basin, Wyoming. The well to
be finished Ia now down. 1896 feet
In shalo. Some oil and gas have been
encountered.
II 10 reported that the Ohio Cop
per company In now being operated
at n profit OF $4,000 month. with
some mbnths showing even better
than that II Ia said that IIelnEe
stlll holds the control. The com
panys floating indebtedness Is placed
by some at 100000.
President James =. Graves, In his
annual report ON the Commercial
mine operated by the Bingham Mines
company. which also controls tho
Eagle and Bluo Bell at Tlntic. an.
nouncca that the earnings for 1910
show net pront OF S6b.9O2. as
against S55.77i In 1903.
The property near Salmon City. Ida.
no. Of the lima Consolidated Mining
and Milling company has been leased
by G. II. Huny and J. Nolan. the lease
extending for a term of seven years.
The loagers arc bound by the contract
IA hayo "A ton.ton concentrating plan,
In shape for operation by September
a, ioiI
Not since the National camp began
producing gold ore whose value was
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nhlhs company nus uee'ueu ''nni'u''
htely 10 erect TWO ionu iu'nhcoS T"
lw looele ooun'y p'an., 'hu capacity
TO be ooo tons u uay. rms VIII require
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wa SaiAooo onern,Inp coats were
nbou, 5000 400 and not nroats npprox.
imnteIy s7ilOOO
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c,od ,or Ioco,lors in ,ho 90, I,nr
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been unskillful and strlngr OF tools
hayo been lost I'm many OF the drill
holes sunk. As n result, although
TWENTY-FIVE wells have been drilled.
none are yet producing commercial.
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man ia s,,no,ad -, ,n, wos,orn s,ona
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