Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21
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Silver 10 nov reported ct rs csess On
ssnce, the hssAess quosssise fes years.
Jeha hinss. aged 10 yesrs. . pioneer
sssssieat of B0eaa Vista dssd dan. II in
sAaf town, of kidney trouble Ne wss
. pssassr miner in the Tin Cup district.
bt H repssted shst l. L. JoAnsoa hes
. spieadsd showing IN the Bon Toe mine
stsese Pstk,a. Mr. JoAasoa vent east
brday, expecting to axe srraaee-
sents for putting on a lasss force at
shis new property.
Probably more copper hes been des-
troyed. ss we say it. or has gone beyond
human ken. in this one yesr Of war than
wss previously destroyed in oil Of the
worlds history. Copper ~ used for the
Gsnafscture Of ordinary articles is not
destroyed sad is ultimstely svsilsble
Tor other uses, but copper ussd m an
0unation 10 absolutely lost.
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sf DeWver hos bssa swsrasd the 60
srsct fos snstalliaG the tile end nerbse
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essior vssk Il - sev kuih1iag vill
ssasist Il CssseoAs Isls 0asAas.
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expects 49, - - HAoes CD nsoAs
oeetinx u Alsesss ssat vssA.
The revival II ssiaiaG iaasssst in the
Gold Be,t sestA Of Csn.issn brings "a
mind that this u the ssessn 70 leok NJ
titles snd perfect yesr rights in that
region. With the higher prices Of met
sls, the new flotatisa process end better
mechanical sids te err pssduction end
extraction there see aossns Of mines
there which cen nos be worked at Q
profit. Delinquent psrties can only be
Ousted by pablishing notice of forfei-
t0re and this is the time of year to look
efter that, since assessment time fou
1915 has past.
Salt Lake Mining Review:-Ths
worlds yearly prodsctisn of silver. un-
der normal conditions, 10 estimated at
3i0, ,0N, GeO eences. sf which the Ameri
can continent Peeasces 81 per cent.
Mexico is TIE Gresaest silver produc.
ing nation. but The ostpst there this
year is scsrcely w@th considering
The big Mioes of Cobalt, too, ere away
saa~r normal prodsction. owing 10 the
feet that their reiiDinG methods ars
largely de4sndent spon Germany
Eurove, Of course, 10 peoducinG little.
Under these cenAitisns IL 10 estimated
that the United States this year i. sup
plying - per cent Of TIE worlds total
Buens Vista Democrat: Toting mai
from Buena Vista to Tin Cup is any
thing but q desirable occupation at this
season Of the year On the Tin Cur
side of the range the SNOW is from 81,
TO eight feet deep and in many place.
has been swept to h-ge drifts by this
fierce winds. Passenger traffic from
St. Elmo to Tin Cup has been abandon
ed until the roadway becomes better
defined, only the mail and limited
amount of express being carried al
present. 1t may soon be u matter OF
snowshoes only. Manager Pyle has
number of men at work along the
route TO assist the mail sleds to thei,
daily journey over the pass.
Marble Booster:-George H. Tays this
week brought to the Booster office q
number of ore specimens, both high anc
low grade. One specimen of steel ga
lena is from what is known as the ''los,
mine" and was broken from . large
boulder lying on Snow Mass. A second
specimen Of gray copper, taken from
Sheep Mountain, q rich looking ore. esti-
mated to yield in the neighborhood OF
800 ounces of silver to the ton. A num-
Der other specimens of copper ore from
the United Copper mines company pro-
perty on Meadow mountain. This run.
% per cent copper and averages q
ounces Of silver TO the ton Application
for patent to TINS valusbIe claim has
beea sppsied for BY the Swnefs tArough
0r. Toys.