The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-13
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OF Alaska Elmer Gold i,
was entered upon w..
June. Prior to that 4,
been some exploration \
was preliminary to Il.
ment campaign.
At present the Win,
the Little Lost River Y.
miles from Arco, IdsAs
in the neighborhood J, !,
crude and concentrate,
mill is doing well ana \
is in good shape.
Colorado's mine outD,
cipal metals in 1919 N
crease in value of sl,s7ln
with 1917, according h
Henderson of the United l
gical survey. The total !,
recovered metals in 1917
29S.
Active development
mountain district on
island, where the ouat..
property was purchased
Wolfe and associates Of
January for $5oO,OOO. M
production will commeoa
few months.
midas takings of gold
ly been in smaller Dm,.
at any time within the \,
months. From the arrival
at e1,0OO,0OO from soutA
ing the week ending jun
dian reservation was ops
or 10 per cent.
Utah Copper has put
new exploratory drill hoIa
year, and they show that
tinues down to considen;
depths than had previous
ed. The new holes are N
central, richer portion d
Copper workings.
According to the BaH,
Scout, B. F. Wilson, a u
neer from Salt Lake Chl
pressed the opinion that !
new Lander county CAM
good. He stated that IN \
hole that has been sunk n
have been encountered.
AS soon as the water Vi
retarding progress in The /
the American Flag shaft ii
seeps away, which 1t Is ID
be within the next few Il
ing will be started to u
depth and get into the jun.a
two veins opened up in ii
The monthly report Of 4
Hills Mining company, |
just been issued by the \
the company, shows that 4
es of the company ven
during the month Of Jun.
the month 546 linear feat
cubic feet Of developmenlI
done.
The mine output Of ID
copper and lead in 0resu
according to Charels G. \
United States geological 4
valued at $1,746,4O2, comp
$S49,S26 in 1912, an incren
than 100 per cent. Viii
ton of copper, all these N
ed an increase in output
Late reports from the
property, some twelve o
Haley, Idaho, are that The
been caught up where the
were, the tunnel has bee
out and the mine unwatsF
the caves occurred 1t was
to keep up the pumping :.
reason the lower levels Oh
For the quarter ended y
Consolidated broke all red
tonnage of ore handled, Oai
per and cost of products
crease of 2 per cent in oil
was noteworthy, notwiths1
largely increased tonnagP
which amounted to about
per day, against 1880 in =
quarter.
In 1913 ore mined In 20
sold or treated to the an'
727,316 short tons (mostlI
an increase of 150,69O ton
output of 1912. OF this tou
short tons went to gold
mills, 459,533 tons went !
concentration only, and
tons went crude to smellfl
dry tons of concentrates >
smelters.
The quicksilver indusul
United States broke 0 =
year, but not an enVis0'
with the exception of tha'
production last year was
since 1860. Final figures
producing district, accorun
MeCaskey of the Unitea
logical survey, give a don'
of quicksilver for 1918 Oh :
of 10 pounds each, valueo ].
against a production Of !.
valued at s1.O53,s4t, in y
While the last seyenIee
July the Moscow Mining
company shipped out %s
$4,000 worth of ore, iron
county. Utah, property Il :
cided by the managemel'
shipments in the near =
the market settles.
Conditions are as ene'
ever at the property o.