The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-03-02
AROUND THE MN

Definite plans are under -.
make salt Lake not only the ~
iron and steel producing ceuter 4
intermountain region, but to n.
rival eastern centers.
Samples of rich lead-silver a..
opened in the Stampede Mines 4
pany's property in the old Linco.
trict between Milford and 5.
have been received at Salt LAKE
r. D. (Quartzite") Maxfield i
Logger Mining company was &
from Big Cottonwood last weet 4
samples of ore from the north
that assayed up to $49S.55 a i'm p
1t 10 reported from Eureka
Messrs. Duncan and Allen wp
only carry the south STANDARD
forward, but will start sinking 4
where a cross7fissure was cut i,
tunnel.
Ambassador Fletcher in the n
Mexico notifies the state depar'f
that CarranZa has issued a n
Selling all mines owned by y
which were not being workaf|
February IA.
Both the Eureka Mines con
and the Ridge & Valley Mining
pany held their annual meeting
week, submitted financial reporl
selected new boards of director
two boards are almost identities 4
Important development wors =
will necessitate the employing
about 100 miners in the near
has been started in the Rochests
ton of the Rochester Combined
company at Rochester, Nevada
George A. Storrs reports thar
ers of ore carrying up to $40 ID
and 10 per cent copper are ben
countered in the Alpine Empire 9
in American Fork. Another 50 d
the adit is expected to reach til
tact.
Severe storms during the pass
days have somewhat hands
practically all mining opef
throughout the Rochester distrk
as soon as the effects Of the
are over the usual energetic act
will again prevail.
The American mining engine
session at New York on FebruEt|
discussed preparedness with the
consulting board. The INN
subject was the erosion, or ths
dening of the surface of guns,
nection with the Hath meeting
American Institute of Mining
neers.
AS a result of the upward ten
in the silver metal some attend
now being given to the shares
silver mining companies on the
exchange and the curb, states ii,
York Morning Telegraph. Pred
are made that silver viii go q
ounce and that earnings of the
mines will establish new high n
One of the leasers on the Ia
Mining company's property al n
tory, Thomas Roberts, reports
has a lease on a block of grO9
the 400 level. Here he has bs
countering some very good pod
zinc ore in the limestone. He
shipping a carload of 4S ton
samples 1895 per cent zinc. h
Some times ago an agreems
entered into for the sale Of VI
erty Of the cypress Gold and
company to Arthur Murphy an
ciates for the sum of $25QoO
majority of the stockholders q
to the proposition and a meetr
held in Salt Lake last week "a
the action. The property is lOdt
Mineral county, New. Ii
1
On January I, 1916, silver W
ed at 55Bc in New York. On a
Der 81 the quotation was 75$eu
during the year of 20A g
ounce. The high point reached 7
1916 was TIN cents and dur
month the price fluctuated y
, rs and n cents.
: 1t is reported that the mani $
) of carbon black will be in pros
the first unit of a mammoth ,
ing erected at Cowley, Wyos
August. The production will
: rate of 800 barrels a day, or fs'
ing an annual commercial ~
of more than 100000.
Utah Copper stock sold as
$97 last weeH, which repres &
valuation of $157,575,5 for
erty, equipment, investments
; er assets. This companys
come for 1916 must have bee
2 $40,000,000, or around SIS 3
paid only Sl9, $50 in divlas +
Mining men of Utah, Monn N
Nevada are keenly interests
movement now on foot 0!
citizens to take advantage o.
pointment of Raymond T. ~
nat state as director Of the E
States mint, to have the Cais
mint, now closed, re-opened
age,
Shipments of first-class ore
concentrates from the mines r.
City last week totaled 1850 y
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