The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-26
MINES AND MINING


ued at 100000
Phelps Dodge corporation smelter,
produced In August 17,1O1 ,264 pound,
OF copper, against 1S, 733,O71 pounds
In July.
Many mines H. the Joplin. Mo-, dis
trict have been forced to close becaus,
of the low prices offered for the or,
by smelling companies.
From Tampico. Mexico, comes word
that more than 100000 barrels OF
petroleum were shipped from the ports
of hmpico and Tuxpam during An.
grst.
shipment Of ore from the mines OF
Tintic last week totaled $50 carloads
These are estimated at an aggregate
or 1900 tons and valued at 100000
This Is compared with n total the pre-
vious week Of i5i cars and 1853 the
week before that.
Coal mine workers and operators
meeting at Uniontown, Pa, were told
by l.. II. Noyes, director of conserva-
ton OF the fuel administration, that
the more coal they mined between now
and Christmas, the fewer casualties
would be reported next spring TO the
homes OF American soldiers.
The Eureka Bullion shaft il down
S25 feet. A crosscut was started north
east to cut large north and south
vein opened on the surface by n tun-
mel. At 1873 feet the vein was struck
and IL IL feet wide, and contains %
per cent Iron, some gold. silver, lead,
manganese and calcite, they report.
'sNe intensive drilling now In prog
ress ut Wasr i,o.-l ss lbs uI.sos. o., ~
Gas company, just west of Pennington.
Utah, has developed results during the
past week which were somewhat of
surprise 10 the compnny's management.
In that great gas pressure has been
found at a more shallow depth than
was first anticipated.
Manganese Is n metal resembling
Iron, says a United States survey bul.
letin. IL Is used principally In the
manufacture OF steel, to which u Is
added IN the form of alloys with iron,
such as ferromanganese and spiegel-
eisen. II IL used also In glassmaklng,
:" ''""' ."o"''."' Industries anu W '"e
''a'"'".'o'e vi e'eetr'c put.erles'
The Apex Standard Mining COM
dn,"s' WIN eAtensiVe noiuIngs III the
tic Standard mine, reports the ship
r "" s'a.' eonip'sesor
w., -, .s 'a's uo"n
80 80, 80 s".' W ".p," VI
Nv. 80 '"l" i-oo 'oe. s"u'i" ,"'' 10
80, '..o".'"s '"e wv
"e new s'"es VI .he "ushoe sihe't-
~, """s W Wv ""oo"", .opp''
ran,,,,, A. r,",na ~ a. asV ,u,s s'n.,
ob,ectIye M ho5 f.et bIgh This stock
will he the largest I'm The world ond
because M lis elevation n viii have
n drnupht null moro Than AoO faet
greater than TINT az onv other chin.
ney.
Announcement, .,os o,o La. ..,.
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n,her 5n',on cor ,ho a,ah,h =. a,n,n
mis- .o,son ~ ht,h. craSa oonna"an
yer nfOuurt from the mine In Munry L
Creek district. Nevada. II was stated
that the yalues were n little better
thnn 20 per cent conner with 20 ounces
III silver per ton.
According ~ corrasnondence from
Rufte the ramorkahle run ~ bIgb.
grade ore n, the .CoIor,do mine ~ ,ho
Conner comnony con,,nues
the conner content easily outstrInnIng
,hnt from onv other nina IN Rntta
with few exceptions for the past two
weeks the output has averaged daily
two carloads OF first-class ore and two
ears of high grade.
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