The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08
AROUND THE MINES


Shipments Of ore from the mines OF
Phoebe the past week totHled fifty
en- cars. estimated Mt $3.50 tons.
Allouez Mining company last week
declared quarterly dividend OF So .
share. the same as the previous divi- /
dend
Nevada Zine company will have a
working shaft probably 500 feet deep
before the new management gets
through with IL,
The Bingham Mines company will re-
| ceive 80 per cent Of the Eagle * Blue
| Bell dividends. as IL holds that per-
| centage Of the stock.
| Word from the Eureka King, located
IN North Tintic is that the trople com
partment shaft is NOW down 100 feet.
| The bottom Is In porphyry. II Is eX-
pected that the dixie viii be passed
through and the lime contact reached
any day now.
The Nevada Douglas Consolidated
shipped To Utah $50 tons of 90 per
cent copper and 800 tons of per cent
. copper To the Mason Valley slneiter
the week ending May ), Is an official
s report. This compares with 100 aud
: 200 tons the previous week.
Directors of the Nevada Zinc Mining
b company have levied an assessment OF
I l cent n share The dates are June p
j and July Ii. This is expected to raise
+ fund Of about $500, as the issued
I stock represents $4,000 shares with
about 10000 In the treasury.
y The copper producers thought they
had made very magnnnimous and pa
= triotic proposal when they offered th'
: United States government 4aOoO,UN
J. pounds of copper az 1855 cents pc
a pound, which other consumers stoo'
D. ready to take al 30 cents. Chaml
Clark thinks differently.
1t is reported from Park City tina
out ON one of the deep levels of IN
~ Judge mine an ore body has been 70
lowed up To within short distance d
:, the New Quincy ground. The ore bod
=, is said to at one time recently mes
=, sured : hy u feet and to carry con
- mercial values in lead and silver.
-, Posted ut the Salt Lake exchange
nc notice To the brokers in which II
:, stated that ''violutors of the followir
H. rule will be fined or suspended; A
M members shall charge their custome
." transfer fees on stock certitcat
-, wherever it is necessary for the mel
10 Der to pay for such transfer
an While the new fotation departing
or OF the Ohio Copper mill at Lark Is st
Tor going through the experimental stag
vet il is showing Il daily capacity
treat Inn average of 400 10 600 tons
N. ore and the shines from the II
proper. The old mill continues
JOS handle a daily tonnage of about .
tons.
in Goldfeld mines in general are ma
To taining the Improvement noted IN
of cent weeks; production has tncrea'
icle in substantial measure and there
mic promise OF an output of considera
men volume from properties that have
I ii heretofore been productive. The us
lus- large amount of development work
lgth progressing.
According to the GOOdsprings
cent zctte. the claims made 10y the %
only rrs Of the stock uf the Contact Min
the company that the Contact will Mi
10 Il a few months be on dividend ba
appear entirely reasonable to one
has gone through the workings
80 observed the large bodies of ore wl
.,b+. are being developed
Colonel f. A Wall is now in the
-, and will attend the annual meeting
-. the Consolidated Coppermines 4
-. many on June >. This embraces
-, old Giroux mine nj Ely Ney.
understood that the company Is
= - out Of deft, is working "a force of al
a.. lJO men and Is making profits raj
IN. these days Of high copper prices.
zinc Reports came In from 11ntic
MN. week that an important strike
the been maze IA tie hiut"S- ms -
a ported in IA drift from the Nicl
which has been sent out GA the
1. foot level The company report q
HIN | Apru - SAYS this drift was then
N an | 20 feet. II is understood that h
.mer- been within the Plutus lines for
sday, a few weeks.
y de- ON account Of the interest deyel
that in the Deep Creek district Ia the
NlfBA- / lew months, lAAhAEh NV Feath4a'
iStic the Deep Greek railroad, the Ina"
pres OF the output Of the mines, which
sys- amounts 10 several hundred tons q
a day. and the amount Of rare or,
veloped there, such as tungsten
ruuth. molybdeuite as well as 60
cad. silver. zinc aud gold. the l
reGic- States geological survey will
O the Prank L. Hess, al engineer In tn
r"s''lS partment. to make an eXaIninau'
rare the entire district
Prom the Eagle & Blue Bell Of
tic comes the report that the
strike on the 1TOO-fOot level. IA
shin under the big ore deposits 90 the
= ,,J level. is developing into a big DO
IN. lead-sIlver ore Of good grade.
Hilary shipments Of ore from the mii
y onJ Tintic last week tutaled DC car