The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-08-16

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.---E,ad Nno ling cop
ran z. 81 iOo.s01i. increao-
ipiTe,S'5,o an i'm 297.4si.i5i
1876 In rcr,,7St.376. In 1910.
AriHonS, ads. valued at S3S..
per po., gain OF $3.50 3Si
ing IN"
yates running thlrty-four
Alivcr 20 as high az 225 q ton
now being made ut the Inlay
.ino In Nevada. according to reports
from there. Developments on 'hc 100
and 200 levels arc said TO be prom.
iting
The output OF lead In Idaho In 1911
WAS 272 .iiG.j2i pounds, valued OF Si2..
2G5Oii. against 22S.2jS.S39 pounds.
valued ~ siO.Oi3.3S0 In 1910, an In.
crease OF over Si0.OOo.OOO pounds, and
wan Hl'NI'i NhuW NNN A'N"hA NA""He'
ton OF 1906
Copper production increased In Ne.
yada from Gi.3j9.39S pounds, valued
at SS173.Gi3, In 1910, to G7377.5lS
pounds valued az SSA22,ip0. IA 1911.
The Increase was practically due to
the mines ut Ely. In the Robinson dis.
tflct. White Pine county.
The production OF silver In Nevada
In 1911 was more than In any previous
year. being i3.tSI,GOi fnc ounces, val.
ued NJ SGgs7S3g against i2.i79,s7l
inc ounces valued at SG.739130, In
1910. About ninety.scyen per cent
came from sillccous ores.
Showing production OF 2S372 ,03S
pounds Of copper for the quarter end
Jag June 30. and cost OF s27 cents
n pound. compared with a cost OF S.GS
cents In the previous quarter. the sec.
ond rcplrt for the year was gwen out
lgst week by the Utah Copper com.
pHny
The silver production Of Idaho In
1911 was valued at si,3i3.952, against
aofNf'sNNi ~ WV lH' lhlh'hA Fai
Of the silver came from lead ores
Shoshone county including the Coour
dAlone region, produced 7,3S3,S9s
ounces, or 90 per cent OF the silver
output OF the state.
Since the tcn.mi!e branch line from
St John across the valley eastwardly
20 camp was opened a few days ago,
mining mattem at Ophir have bogua
10 assume an importance not seen In
many years. The three leading mines
the Ophir Hill the lAon Hill and the
Clin. are working on broader lines.
Ncyadas output OF gold. silver, cop
per lead and zinc IN 1911. according "a
V. e. lIcikos OF the United States geo
logical survey was S33 .952,5 500 against
s3i,i521i In 1910. decrease OF $3.50,
go or less than one per cent The
production OF gold IN 1911 was valued
NJ Sls.i93,397. decrease OF SGS5,i67
During the month al July the Grand
Guleh Mining company shipped via
the tw branch from 81. Thomas and
Moapa approximately $4,000 OF It's see
tnl class ores. This consisted OF six
carloads OF about 1lxtcen per cent
copper ore. averaging Si,iOO car OF
thlrty.tye tons
shipments Of ore from the TintiC
district for the week Just ended
amounted 10 total OF 1888 carloads
which Is approximately $3.50 tons Of
an estimated valuation OF $4,000
This In 200 tons more than the total
for the previous week and Is close
to the record week,
The president Of the Eva MINING
company property located In the Nobc
district. has issued bis financial state
ment for the year ending July 10, 1919
The receipts for ore sold amount "a
Si2,9i9j7 Al OF this with exception
OF $500 has been expended on roads
tramway, wages and supplies,
Lead King Mining a Milling com
pAny Is In receipt OF another carload
Of lts high grade lead ore from IN,
property In Duck Creek district, neal
McGill, Ncy The car contains forty
two tons and should run close to Y
per cent IN galena. with two or three
ounces silver The ore is now al the
sampler
The value Of tn mine output q
gold, silver copper lead and zinc re
covered from placers, gold,sllyer bul
Hon, and from ore sold or treated II
1911. from Colorado mines. was S32
4S,2lS. ms compared with S33,G73,S7'
in 1919, decrease in value for 1911,
OF Sl,25i,6Gi
Nevada mis- he's Issued is repor
for June. showing $3.50 ton milled dur
ing the month. averaging sS44S a ton
total Of Sl1S,e3s.76. The net recoy
cry was S2O3l a ton and net cost S9.7t
ton, leaving net proft for Tho
month OF s7l.lO2,l2. or S2OGl ton.