The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-11-17
MINES AND MINING

uNdloi gross value was &l.3lN.lNg.
The statement Of the Copper Pro
ducers association for October shows
a decrease BOO stocks ou hand OF al.
most 300 unO pounds compared with
he previous month.
That Nampa, Idaho. is not only to
have % great smcltor iu the neal fu.
turc. hut that an aluminium foundry
and other m@auuiactorios will probably
follow 300 the wake Is pretty we'll as.
sufed.
Tho report c0mos from the Phoebe
Den. John that the west DRIFT on the
SOoioot level is In % full face Of man.
gahcsc ore The drifts on the upper
levels uru also improving. The work
In the east drift Is progressing.
Silver reaching the nny.nyc cent
marx ON November y. puts II at tho
highest point Il has reached In
months. An unusual demand In India
and China Is said TO be- responsible
fuf the steady climb OF the past sew.
enl weeks
Ore encountered two weeks ago In an
old drift on the jOO.foot level OF tho
New York Bonanza at Park city first
showed u width Of a little over q foot.
but has widonod ~ over two feet. nc.
coulng to word from that old reliable
Utah camp
A question OF considerable import
anoe to Rhyolitc and the whole OF tho
Bullfrog section IL soon TO be- decided
In New York. and that IL simply
whether or not the Montgomery Sho
thonc mine will resume operations.
says the Rhyolite Herald.
A. the Lead King properties, Just
over the range from the Stcptoo
smeltor at McGill. Nevada, the upper
tunnel started about three months ago
b being finished as II Is nearing tho
ore body from which shipments are
expected to be made In the near fu'
ture.
John Dcrn, formerly president OF
the American mining congress, which
met the last OF October In Chicago,
where. owing to press OF other buAi'
ness, he resigned, returned to Salt
Lake last week.. He was emphatic
IN his praise OF the work OF the con
gnss.
Sir William Ramsay's gloomy fore
boding that the coal fields Of the world
s,,uld give out In less than two hun
ldted years has been somewhat quail
lhed by n communication that n
Iftached London announcing the dis
,oyery OF huge beds of anthracite coal
n British Columbia.
-. NJ. Reynolds. manager Of tho
,ewly organized MONDAY Mining
ompany, which took over n valuable
noup OF claims situated near the Old
Cave mine, seven miles east OF Mil
ford, has n force Of men at work at
lo mines. and things are again hum
ming at that property.
Two nice bullion shipments have
been made within the past ten days
BY the Goldneld Consolidated Mines
company TO the United States mint at
Denver. on October %, S23S,0O0
worth was shipped, and $4,000 moro
was forwarded by American Express
October 80. says the Goldleld News
The Nevada Crown mine In the Gold
Run mining district, near Golconda,
Nevada, is now In the llmelight While
crosscuttlng on the 230.foot level n
vein has been cut for fifteen feet
which gives assays running into pie
turc values and will average about 900
per ton for the whole width oil tho
ledge.
From Cobalt. Ontario, comes 7
that the I ,idcnds from the Teml7'
kamlng and Hudson Bay have been
coming with astonishing regularity
during the past few months and diyi'
dend No. %, payable on November 49,
has Just been declared by tho direc,
tors. making the fourth since July ana
the sixth during the present year
Captain o. NJ. Beck. manager OF the
Duncan mine. between South Pass
and Atlantic City. was a business WIS.,
tor In Rock Springs this week. com
Ing In TO ship $1,000 worth OF gold ia
the mint. The Duncan mine IN IN the
producer class and IL shipping from
500 to 2 1000 worth OF ore each week.
says the Rock Springs Miner.
D n. Wright, who has been work.
ing n force on his mine near Bound
airy Cone, Mohave county, Arizona has
cut a splendid body Of ore In a cross
cut on the 1OOfoot level, says a cor
respondent In the Los Angeles TX.
amlner. This is the mine that created
such n stir when discovered, It's orc
being found entirely In the old ande-
site and carrying high values.
Tar Baby's tunnel In South FORK
of Big Cottonwood Is now IN $50 feet.
still in the wash, and the men arc
making on an average and a half
feet a day. II Is hoped 10 catch the
rorphyry dixie before the end OF the
month.
Garbage Fills Streets.
New York-New YOrk's streets
have become 30 Uttered with piles Of
garbage as the result Of the street
cleaners strike that Street Cleaning