The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-03
MINES AND MINING

Between scycniyfve and eighty
isassrs are now at work loo the GcmIni
mine at Tintic
shipments Of ore from the Tonopah
district for the past week amounted 90
s.i9T tons with an estimated value Of
Sso7.s1s
A comparison Of the output Of tho
lead producing states for the years
1910 and 1911. shows Idaho second and
Utah third
orr carrying ns much AZ SIS ton
IN gold. silver and lead has Just been
atruck In stampede Gap. a few miles
west Of Phoebe.
II Is claimed that the Gold chief At
Phoebe has between $4,000 and 100.
90 tons Of ore blocked out which will
average close to 50 n ton.
Recent completion ~ the Eureka e.
PAliHadc branch line from Pnlisadc. on
tho Southern Pacific railroad. down 10
Eureka has stimulated all the old
productive properties along the entire
distance
Tho Boston News Bureau quotes ono
~ the largest copper interests IN the
United states TO the effect that there
IA no such large surplus of unrciInud
copper IN the hands NJ rcfIncrIcs NJ
has been reported In the press
The 7SiSfolt shaft Of the Goldncld
Nerrcr Mines company NJ Golineld,
New. hiss reached depth Of 9Op fcoi
and nj ihr present rate NJ sinking ls
making about Pyc feet daily. or be-
tween 100 aud 30 per month
There are lew camps OF the west
that have had 10 struggle against
Eroa'cr odds than Phoebe. New. whose
troublos dur.ng the past few years
haro been legion but the old reliable
camp now ioms 10 coming out on
top
u IL understood that the utnh con.
pr company Is preparing the plans
for m Increase 20 the c1nue crushing
equipment ni co. Garfield c1ncontrai.
INK plant an addition made necessary
by tho Increased capacity Of the two
mills
Interest in western mines o. grow.
INK -spifiv in the cast. according 90
New York mining men now me SAT-
tst They nro IN tho wost 20 look
over tho general mining situation, and
are f1Id 10 represent heavy eastern
interests
IN ylcw Of tho present hlgh prlrc
Of si'vcr prospects are good for tho
King David. Pluius and Indian Queen
companies rcsumlng work on their
own hook IN tho near future. King
rysvo su~-t->s-.. -e,.----.- ". .tssa~ss
county. Utah: Plutus In Tlnlio DIS.
lrict
Bullion district situated In Elko
county. Nevada. and one OF tho great
producers from the richer surface ore
pockc,n In early days, IL full OF lifc
and energy again. After making n
production argrcgatlng $4,000. 600 aud
then blng Idle for more than twenty
years this section Ia again coming to
tho front
Ertncting over SIC 1000 worth Of ore
from HlNtyfoot shaft. the 200 tons
averaging sG5 which will net the com.
pany at least sii q ton or close Ia
5000. Ia tho unusual record Of the
Rochcr de Houlr Copper company
There wau not dozen buckets Of
wNsto raised. and the shaft has moro
than paid all expenditures to date a,
llSHeltnn. n G.
Announcement comes from New
York that y Augustus Ilclnzc sailed
unexpectedly on the Lapnud steamer
for London Ito will be absent about
three weeks and will spend most nj
his tmo In tho metropolis BEFORE
leaving. ne said be- considered tho
general business outlook extremely
guod and Expressed his confidence hi
the copper situation
An extensive mineral section that Il
douhtlnJs In line for tho next gronl
movement iu northern Ncyadn BIS IN,
district adjacent 10 Quinn River cross
inF Ia the pluo Forest range of noun
tainI. says tho W,nnomuccn star This
section has already attracted man,
pTOHpeclors and mining mon.
Tho meeting OF the Atlanta MInci
company called recently 10 take plar,
II Phoenix, Ariz.. was postponed unit
MHy y. owlur to the enforced absonC,
~ some OF tho men chiefly lntrrcstc,
IN Tho reorganization OF the company
Al tho meeting In May new boarJ
NJ directors and new officers will o,
chosen
Not later than the middle OF May n
Is expected that the development
planned for tho Victory Lode Muiui
company win have been started IL
tho Elnuel ON the Days Fork side %
Rig Cottonwood TO get under an ont
crop whore ore samples assnycd ol
hiEh ms eighty ounces silver and scv
On pr cent lead.
Tho YorlnEton Copper Is rapidly
getting In condition for the produc
tion Of ore. A force OF men IL WORK
ing in tho big incline on the 2iO.foo
level getting the big stopc In condi
lion for heavy production As I'M
oro in this stope is very high grad
Uatnrial the treasury OF this CON
pAuy should soon be In dividend cor
dltioa.
Thomas w. Lawson. the famou
noSiun gtoCk mnnipulatOr. offered las