The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-09
THE MINES

near Rye patch will cut az depth the
.wo veins which cross each other on
the surface about tho first Of next
month
A report has reached GoldHcld TO
the effect that the mills Of the Nevada
Hills AZ Fairview and the Nevada
Wonder NJ Wonder had closed down
for lack OF power Both are supplied /
from the same source. the Hydro Elec.
trio company
n present plans do not 20 awry, |
the flrst lead furnace " the Interna. /
tonal plant AZ Tooclc will be- blown
in before the end ~ this month. aud |
tho second some time In March. Civ |
Ing this branch Of the liant a daily |
capacity Of 500 tons
within tho next 100 feet the man.
agomcnt Of the Spring Lake Consoli /
dated Of Snntaduln. Utah. expects to |
encounter the vein The adit IL now |
In 1900 feet. with the formation he.
coming well mineralizcd. and giving
promise OF something interesting In
tho near future.
A recent visitor TO the Kimberly.
Marysvaic district. In Utah. says the
country around the camp is the RIGA.
est In gold he has ever seen, and that
there are such extensive bodies of
gold ore Of low grade In the district
that II almost looks as though a steam
shovel could be used
NJ. ]. Jordan. one Of the owners
Of the original strike az Antelope. has
given tho Goldncld Tribune writ
ten statement regarding conditions at
the camp aud stating that the returns
from the FIRST carload Of ore. about
twenty-ono tons. shipped from the
property. was $3.50 per ton.
Just rs soon as Marys lake thaws
out the mill Of the Daiy West at Park
City. Utah. will be started up again.
according to one Of the company Of.
flclals. This freezing up OF hie water
usually takes place annually along
about this time. requiring the closing
OF the mill for q month or so. ,
once more We have sign Of i'm.
| proved business conditions In the vii.
uation Of the silver market Even
''1 Vs. I ~. "'s y, p',va "'", Wv 'a'u
purpose OF speculation IN 10 mako
money. and II requires judgment to
do this. says Mining Success
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rd N,Euu, tho tt,nIi,o, ,,,ntn.
man has Ia, n con,r.c, a. pdwards
q Uennesy IN drive 100 foo, In ,bo
: deem tunnel no has noon rnnn,nr into
wbIe pine mountaIn % Sevo,on ,hs
MCEiiln nina decor than hna boan
reached nv the ala vorLInya ,hrough
tho unnor tunnel saws the plv nv,
positor
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tho lac, o,,rtcr ,roduccd % ans "a
nounda NJ conner tho Iargost outnn,
An the history of tho comnanv nur,
I'm, tho Ara, ouarter q oae 7oo nonnds
was nroduced. In the second quarter
"a 4gs 40 nounds. and in tho third
ounrter there was p5 All A5g mounds
nroduced
Tbo lessaos vho aro M worL n, ,ho
wbI,o cIoua nronortv I'm tho extreme
south end Of the TlntIo district ara
now taking out some very nice Ralena
oro and within n few montha. or M
aeon na tho wagon road 10 the nron.
or,v imnrovos somowhat thew will mo
donbt ma in position 10 make regular
shInmentA
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,ot, ., ,ho NoSada consoi,do,ed -,
> snhstd,arv comnonv ~ Inc Ttah con,
per has been issued. II shows tina,