The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
AROUND THE MINES

9'oVO'OUO pounds.
All arrangements have been made for
the installation of Seton mill at the
Cedar-Talisman.
Production of the mines of Tonopah
the past week totaled 9,217 tons essI.
mated at $lS1,sS6.
Already the Eagle & Blue Bell ~
Ilntlc has proven the new STRIKE
IN the main working shaft is % feet
thick.
directors of the Prince Consolidated
Mining company have announced a
dividend of cents a share. This calls
for $4,000.
Inspiration Consolidated Conner,a
July production was 100000 pounds
copper against 10,5OO,OOO in June and
100000 in May.
Inc Butte & Superior company's
property's production for July was IA
SSo,35O pounds zinc, total of Ito
700 tons of ore was milled.
July production of Anaconda was
28,2OO,OO0 pounds copper against 2s.-
100000 in June and 100000 in Nav.
July, 1915, was 22,1OOOO pounds.
That southeastern Utah oil fields
are again coming into the limelight is
shown from the fact that recently one
syndicate has located and recorded $50
claims.
Uvada Copper company, operating at
Jack Rabbit and Bristol, Nevada, suf-
tered two losses by fire during the
past week, resulting in the destruction
of property, it is said, to the amount
OF between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Walker Mining company, with
property in Plumas county, California,
is now shipping high-grade ore. A
strong syndicate has recently sent en-
gineers to the property to make an
examination, with view to buying il
1t is announced that the rehabilitat
, ed mill of the Prince Con-, which has
, been limbering up for some time, has
! row started actual work on the 12O,
J O0O-ton Bullionville failing dump. The
> capacity is 200 tons daily The dunn
! is said to average about $3.50 a ton.
Preliminary figures of the shipment
: of ore from the mines of Park City il
= July show total of 1880 tons. Thi
4 is estimated at close to $350,000.
is compared with the complete figure
:. of STA tons of first-class crude an
q concentrates from the mills produce
a in June.
q On the Vivian lease, Dippe group, a
u important strike was made last wee
r at the intersection of the tunnel wit
Q the east-West assure. A five-foot vel
of sand carbonates was encountered {
r a depth of eighty feet. The ore ca
ries 80 per cent lead and from Is to
ounces of silver.
Is The concentrator to the Tom Ha
IS kins gold machine, which is being 4
10 stalled at Horseshoe Bend, Uta
ID rolled into the river last week al
Ie caused an estimated loss of $1,000.
ID new concentrator will be construct
81 at once. The concentration was beil
o. moved from Colorado to the Bend d
" trict.
Assignments of two options of tt
tic mining claims by E. ]. Raddatz
the Tintic Standard Mining compa
III have been filed with the county rec'
Is der at Provo, Utah. The options a
ha for half interest in the White St
It's lion No. 2, the Lone Wanderer,
h9 $500, and a half interest in the Go
70 en- Horseshoe for $4,000.
eE Eastern advices now predict tn
ns the July production of Utah Copp
le' will reach 100000 pounds, and tn
W will bring up the total production
n9 the first seven months of this year
" 1O4,949, 462 pounds. This indicat
u1 that the Bingham mine will probal
y reach the anticipated 18O,OOO,(
nu pounds for the whole year.
NO Greater mining activity is at pr
ent apparent in the southern part
- Idaho county than at any time
~ years." says Robert N. Bell, state m
~ inspector, who is just home from
- tour of inspection through West'
g. and northern sections of the ste
- The greatest drawback to the pr
~ ress of the mining district in
80 county is the poor roads" he added
- A very great revival in the min
~ industry throughout Idaho seems
be on and all through the old min
districts old properties that W
abandoned years ago are being re
ter ened and gotten in shape for work
On, and there is more activity in min
re. circles in Idaho than there has D.
asst sgM su!u!m ueQM s6Bp pIo eVl %
for the principal and in fact almost
only industry in the state.
ng Shipments of ore from Park I
he last week were the heaviest OF n
we class crude and concentrates from
dd mills for two months. The out
RI .otaled 1926 tons, estimated at u
no 300. This is compared with 1881 Z
the previous week. There are
ica least six regular shippers now
old the list.
ern From Greybull, Wyo., comes "
ore that by the bringing in OF sp
.ht1 did we'll on the south side ~ me u
- bull river about mile and