The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-27
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IS mapped out do not misearry the
viii run TO capacity with three
ts continuously. Superintendent
D.. O'Brien stated that there was
b likelihood that the mill would be
steadily for an Indefinite period.
much ore had been secured for
|tment at the plant.
announcement is made that the d.
prs Of the Judge Mining & Smelt-
company will distribute a dividend
2is cents per share on the 80. 900
Fes of outstanding stock. This calls
q payment of S37, 800, and brings
total paid up by the Park City
beJy this year to $4,000. and the
bd total of the companys dividends
10 S3.130,00O.
billing operations on the Western
Is Oil x Gas company's we'll i'm
% valley were resumed this week.
owing weeks suspension of work
10 a delay in the arrival of some
ng. Sufficient casing was received
enable work to proceed uninter-
tedly until further quantity ar
Is.
L. Worthlngton Of Oakley, Idaho,
Eident of the Southern Confederate
bing company, with holdings near
fton in the Deep Creek district, was
3ait Lake after a trip to the proper
Mr.. Worthington' said that he re-
bed the Southern Confederate
|perty as the most flattering pros
4 in the Deep Creek country. add
that he based his conclusions up-
existing developments and the re-
already attained.
is reported from STOCKTON that r.
Ehamblin, leaser on the old Calm
& Hecla property. mas made a
strike on the 5OO-foot level. Mr..
mblin was working for Messrs.
(ch & Travis, who took a lease on
property nearly two years ago. had
drifting east on the 50O-foot level
then quit work, says the Tooele
etin. He was then given a lease
that part of the mine by Messrs.
ZEN & Travis. He took out several
OF ore. but they were only low
te, however, averaging about II pcr
lead and six ounces silver. He
pw opening up ore which runs about
g-five ounces silver and 40 per
lead. He has driven a 6-foot hole
70 feet into the ore with the above
pes and isn't through the ore yet.
rom Tampico comes information
the reports of the oil companies
Eating in Mexico show that ship
It's through the ports of Tamp;co.
pam and Port Lobos in October ag-
Eated 5,S34,952 barrels of crude. re-
d and distilled products, new
record. All of this oil was ex-
ed except small amount that
shipped coastwise to Puerto. Mex
The shipping record for October
as follows: Mexican Petroleum
pany' 1s5i1, 249 barrels; Penn Mex.
company 100000; Mexican Eagle
r. fany, 993,219; Cortez Oil company
Lobos Petroleum company,
E56; East Coast Oil company.
l65; Freeport & Mexican, 35S, 1913
ldard Oil, 334,273; Mexican Gulf,
22; Island Oil 4 Transport, 49,
Pierce Navigation, 161 GAS; Texas
pany, PTS; National Petroleum,
II.
|ta's little ore railway pulled its
load of the season into Wasatch
Fday night. 1t consisted of about
dozen ore cars, carrying forty
tons of ore from the South Hecla
1t is expected to place the three
engines In the roundhouse and
forty to fifty cars in storage until
spring opens, probably in April,
depends on the weather. During
winter the rolling stock and equip.
viii, be thoroughly overhauled
repaired, and new acquisitions will
babe. Ut is expected to make the
ner of 1919 one of large tonnage
probably some profits for the COM
my appeals for government relief
feaching the senate mines commit.
Fom western producers of chrome
ganese and tungsten, who say that
Spouse to the governments appeal
invested large amounts of money
Pcrease the production and now
themselves unable to dispose OF
stocks. Senator Henderson of
da, chairman of the committee
today most of the appeals had
from smaller producers who de
that unless some relief is pro-
many failures will result.
ports from the Eureka Bullion are
there is some Improvement in the
! drift on the S25-foot level. A
months ago a strong north-south
re was cut on this level. The
cut was continued to the east
second and parallel fissure
struck. Here a drift is now max
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