The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-07-20
IDAHO STATE news

lead output Of the stats, but shipment
re peing MADE a the rate OF aDou
3ov' wv, wy POUNDS OF lead year
1nere VIII pc correspondingIy iarg
output o. s'ivsr and great increase Il
tne TOTAL value o. tne states output o
ta nis ssstement - based o.
reports received by the United State
seo.oo1 en snyey from ~ neid ofnc'
% SAN Lake City.
oome 2! tne large mines In en-
Coeur q Aienes are greatly increasing
snen snipmsnss notably the Hercules
necH and morning The mines o.
inst region sfe shipping lead ore AM
conservatives - ne rate OF over 80, 00
IONS > montn. ana Zinc material at thu
rate OF over SOOo tons : month
nisine county nss ADDED little to the
80 ousput' Lemni county - Tar below
tne record Of former years. and the
Whnert IN Fremont county, is slse
prooucine somewhat less
Inouen tne SnQvstorm mine Is nc
longer producer, the output OF copper
IN ideho = progressing at better rata
tnan IN 1912 largely on account Of
increased shipments from the Empire
property q Mackay. Other shipments
came from the National. Oaiedonia and
nicnmond mines IN tne Coeur q Alenes-
ln on Littie North Fork Tor the
nofsS roweh properly, now the EN-
Pfe copper company has just gone
INTO opeFation.
on'pmen.. Of crude zinc ore and con-
centFste inoicate good increase In
ne c9sput over that OF 1915. The
ocnso''oA.ed intSrstate- Callahan ship
~ ovel 40, wv tons OF zinc material
uur'ns .ne nrst quarter OF 1915, fig-
:, o sn~c IN ,s'u'c.tes rate OF more than
WV POUNDS o. speiter year for
M. NINE A'ons; Inc Success, Frisco,
unn,n Ano morning contributed con-
rsS., .p'e Hmoants. ana the Terrible
11H 's ns''.ution' hercules, and
n.s-ourpr'se were lesser snip
a mil W. puiit ior7 the High
psssal PIE NINE On rine creek.
'se'P.s u son Duiiion Tor the half
~. :. Do's1 snow IN increase over
''o IT, ssmo Pel'oo OF lSlo,
a. ~ llnes Oh washington, Tor the
-'s - n'on.ns " 1910. promised in
80 uuc,'on IA the nve import
nv ,no'si' ior tne year. Enough ship
~ e's VI zinc ore were made IN 1915,
s"h a1.s mas so Deen increased so that
pronspiy lo0O tons OF material will be |
LOT tne nsif year. Ship
1919 VI oluuo ore from tne Norman
nines' near Nortnport and concen-
$500, ~" i1suil IN considerable
49, 100 ~ sPoise
80 49, w so''s u ieso ore per month
q. , ns 'n'ppeu 70 BRUSH Column
~ ths E, .lon 'ne bonanza mine'
~ .ns E'1c'ric roint mine near
~ sni. 10 beginning 10 snip high
800 serH. Inc ne" iead smelling
''s.u ~. Nor,npor. mas been active
~ 10 wy Di~se furnaces ana Is con-
NJ v'ue.,ns Two Additionai furnaces.
n1usn inc plant treats principally
o.no material II Will treat custom
10 wnen IL capacity Allows
In1 prouuc.ion OF copper VIII also be
increased. as shipments
= uue ore sno concentrates Indicate
~ per cent increase from the Che
solsn district alone. STEADY shipments
4 siiiceous gold ore from Republic
ave averaged 5000 tons q month, and
re Deing increased at the end Of the
'e1,od.
me mining industry generally seems
0 DC IN better condition than for sew
TAI years past
Boise = President o. M. Elliott, Of
he Lewiston State Normal school,
Viil take up his new duties August /,
ucceeding President Black, who re-
igned. This announcement was made
uucstion. Ihis Is the first time its
MEMBERS have had an opportunity to
onsuit with him on school Matters
Inc board considered the budget for
ne University OF Idaho for the bal
nee OF the school year, and while no
ennite steps were taken toward
oopting II Commissioners Sisson an
ounced that there will be ample
unos. Ihis budget will be checked in
etaii before it Is finally adopted 1t
'ss announced there will probably be
Q department changes for the next
cnoo' year:
commissioner Sssson' IN report,
utiinso tns subjects OF Importance
'nien ne believed the board should
fst consider Following his sugges-
ION. N. Fred williams business