The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-16
lind THE MINES

annual meetius VI l SiuDs
Mining company viii be
phoeuix. Ariz.. on July 10. Net
ms for the past Eve months
Is 900. and net profits $4,000. |
a contract has been made
Balakalala mine for treat |
nroduct at the Mason Valley
The ore will be shipped
mine in Plumas county, Cal.
Buekhorn, at Buckhorn
force of 125 men are en-
a, the mine and mill. The
treating 500 to 500 tons daily
4 ore, which contains about
cent Of the values in silver.
oprents OF routine character
4 during the last week in the
los Of the Goldheld Consoli-
hines company. However, con
in the various mines OF the
" continued highly satisfactory
production normal, says she
ID News.
american Smelling & Refining
watch closed down it, va
melters and mines in Mexico
he time of the American oc-
q Of Vera Cruz last spring, has
10 resume operations at GER
lis shelters and e-erything is
orking toward that end.
100 men are at work in the
Wood river district in Idaho,
dozen developed properties are
ne and there is a large amount
snecting. The Nay Aug, the
Guage and the Independence
inning steadily lead-silver ore
values of from S. to 500 pei
very brief paper covering oper
If the Chile Exploration com
II Chuqu. amata, by L. A. Z
chief metal-lrgist of the com
gives but slight insight int
mensity of the mines or plant
ompany is said to have owe
600 tons of ore in sight, say
hing and Engineering World.
Eden and Dan Billingsly wo
blaze in the big drilling col
Bingham on July 4, and r.
a cash prize of $3.50. In thf
hey drilled So 1-16 inches int
K of solid granite. John Lii
Id Jack Bartell received secon
which was $3.50, drilling 37'
in the same length OF time.
Challis Messenger says th'
is no longer the least questic
III the enormous value of the ne
on the Montana mine. I'll
has been cut at a depth
let. The wall is porphyry wi
b of slate separating the led
the country rock. Sampl
ore running from $500 to $1,00
Spanish Belt Mines, Incorpora
the title of the company whiS
Ed a temporary organization
ah last week for the purpose
over the old Spanish cit pro
a hat was abandoned when dep
bit in a food of water and CO.
the operators to abandon u
as too expensive an undsrta
it mining properties are
er demand is shown in the ca
old Creosus mine in the Wo
' country, Idaho, where three
M syndicates are hot after Q
rty. Each holds an option. q
be first, one the second and
the third promise Of the ne
e if neither of the first t
it.
living the bituminous nature
Of the shales in the Green +
rmation of the Uintah basin
and Colorado. a bulletin
issued by the government.
hted that the results of the $
work, though not of such a Oh
as to demonstrate the feasibi
mediate utilization OF the sh
e production of petroleum. sc
dictate that there is here a la
Te supply of oil, which sooner
win be used to supplement
bet of the well-known oil tie
ilization was developed on a
basis, not as REGARDS money,
is the expressi If an advan
Of society, but as regards i'm
and instruments, machinery
port, facilities of living and
lunication, all of which requi
BE of metals, says the Mining
Itiic Press. The need OF Il
The consequent market for II
Jed enterprising men to probe
and scour the deserts in searcl
pineral deposits that are distri
It'll such perpley' irregula
outer crust Of the earth.
yer bars now travel unclot
the Am.ricas to London.
e to India and China Up to al
y years ago they were alw
I'd in London, one bar in e
until one day a clerk with
ring mind said: why ?
The why had long s
Ppeared with the cutting OF
canal. Before that event 81
70 be landed at a MediterraT
of Egypt and to be loaded
back for transit across the
Of Suez. where the p. & O. pa
d its arrival. says the Lor
s. Packing was then a nj
Ter an idleness OF nearly
the Quilp mine, one Of the