The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-23
MINES AND MINING.

cavern OF stope In the property oI
the south Hecia property was not as
serious as ut first expected ana tne
miners are catching up with the work.
report OF Ray Consolidated ior
quarter ended June 80 l9lo' SHOWS
net profit Defore DIVIDENDS OF $3lo'-
800 production amounted to ll'3oo,-
ITO pounds OF copper compared Win
| iz'zel'ool III previous quarter.
The land leasing bill, designed to
promote the production OF COAL OIL
gas ana phosphntes on government
owned iahds' mas been reported 70 the
senhte py the pubic iahds committee
ana IL was sent TO the caiehuar'
with dividend record or S4,IU,20O
since 1914, surplus In Its treasury OF
petter thah SoVo'ooV' ana MINIMUM
payroii Ior rorce that mas never eN-
ceeueo 90 men, Caieuonih III the occur
oAienes' IL making remarkaoie
recoru'
The smelter and flotation mill OF the
Calaveras Copper company have been
placed In operation after an idleness
Oh several months ana NINE prouuc-
'ioh as oeihg grnduaiiy worked up 10
norhhai' says he Sah frahcisco
Ohrohicie'
On the fifteenth OF the month the
Naiidriver mine In the Park CITY dis
trict, which Tor some time mas Deen
worked by lessees, was taken over by
'ne company from now on tue COM
pany WIN work 'he mime anu ue'e'op
'he property
Inc foundations are In ana the ma
chinery Is ON the ground at the Jib
mining property In Montana ready Tor
installation. The pumping operations
have been quite successful ana IL Is de-
ciared that all inc rich ore podies are
NO" accessioie
A western mining man VINO has JUST
returned from British columbia de-
ciares that considerable prosperity
prevails In the mining districts OF the
province, especially In the silver
camps. United states capital Is fast
becoming heavily Interested In mining
properties III 'hat region.
Frouuctioh Oh CRUDE OIL III the unileu
states III June amounted 10 81, ISv'o"
oarreis Oh forty-two gaiiohs each' com
phred win zV'aSeVV oarreis IN May
hccoruihg 10 tue BOSTON news bureau
his IN the mrgest amount ever re-
ported In month. Daiiy average
amounted 70 i'ol'soo barrels
Inc report OF hay Consolidated Tor
the three ihohths ehueu June ov SHOWS
ne. proit oeiore a,'iuehus VI soao'ooo
a'owihs 'ne u''uenu o Soo'ooo
there ~ uei'c'' oi Sf'<f' rrouuc-
tioh ior 'he qunr.er aihoun'eu 10 H..
ooo,iIo pounus Oh copper' eomp"reu
WIN iz,<ei'ooi three 'nohths oeiore'
An OFFICIAL estimate by the manage
ment OF the Soidtieiu De'eiopfneht
company places the visible ore reserve
ut <'<oo'ooV TONS, 'hciuains oiockea-out
ueposits III inc oonpiha.ioi' heu lop'
Mohawk uho north nan Vi ue fior-
ehce MINES Inc whoie tohhage IN
estimated 10 nave minimum worm
OF Sll.OOo,0oo to $lo,ooo'ooo.
~N~Ss''s ~ ''Ss' WV ssc
the past week. II III barely possible
that The officers or the Lehi Tintic
Mining company may postpone the
or the new proposed smart UNI
I'll future date' the reason Deing that
the ore showings are developing 30
spiendidiy that the NINE might De
worked profitabiy under the present
system.
The increasing production costs does
not seem TO act as deterrent In the
for gold, as is evidenced by
the advent Of another large mining
company into this district, according
% the Nevada State Journal. The lat
,st development is the announcement
that the old Bullion property Is to be
ceopened by Nevada men who are well
,ble to finance the property.
With the signature of the president
on August 10, the Hawley bill, which
provides ior exemption oi assessi,ieh'
work on mining claims, became ihw'
by the passage OF 'le na n" oli, ,ne
annual eNpeuiture Oh sioo OH INNING
claims by claimants VIII ne unneceS-