The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
NES AND MINING

" pdhNN II jim TIC Hi4lIS VI Urn
kst week totaled 1926 tons, valued
b00.
LuctiOn of the mines of Tintic
b last week Amounted To 125 car
This amounts to GOO tons of
klued AT $1Sj,0O0.
D assumes third place in the pro-
El of copper by the states of the
| according to estimates made by
hlited States geological survey.
u and Montana lead.
D. New York comes the informa-
BAT the Chino December produc.
ktaled 5,557 $50 pounds of copper
red with 6,474,2S5 in November.
lakes the 1918 total 1857 49,. 33332
the decline in the production OF
the United States is of serious
hl concern is indicated by re-
4 special committee of gold
made 10 Secretary of the LII.
Lane.
reported from Wallace, Ida.
fine shoot of Zinc-lead ore has
eveloped on the 1900 level of the
mine, varying from 3 to Z feet
kh, and which has been proved
ength of over 1000 feet.
rding to the New York Finan-
hreau, The directors of the
Butte Mining company have de-
D temporarily suspend diyidep1s
tunt of the unsettled conditions
sting in market for metals.
tding to the bureau of foreign
lnestic commerce, the imports
Der in all forms for the first
months of 1913 amounted t.
poo pounds, against 5J6,0O,Nt
for the twelve months of 1917
Bates given out by the New
headquarters of the Nevada Con
h show IL December production
900 pounds of copper for the
be. In November the output
D1 900. This brings the 1918 to-
b 7S,631,41l pounds.
j Copper company has declared
End, the usual quarterly, of 81
1t is payable February 10 tc
record February l. This calls
disbursement OF about $500. 900
are issued something like SOO,.
Yes ut So par value.
northern Nevada comes WORD
% big teams are constantly OF
"a from the Kattenhorn mine al
~ southeast of Battle mountain
ia is going forward to the Nam
6melter at kennett, Cal, at the
6f 300 tons a month.
I'M the east comes Il story that the
company of America will shortly
1o0perations on its Mexican prop
4 3eciSion tn repon its mines was
Rowing the action of other com
in adjacent territory
X which have already resumed
hs.
binary estimates on the Deem
6Gluction of Utah Copper place
Dunt at 13,S35,O00 pounds of
w Along with 1t is about the
afIpn amount of silver, with some
Ibis makes an estimate for the
n4pduction of Utah Copper in
a 9S, 233, 500 pounds.
II reported from Monterey, Mex.
d&k the new coinage of Mexico is
|a1ly coming into circulation. The
~ addition to turning out gold
I0f the denomination of $3.50 and
lxIch are equivalent to S1.25 and
american gold. is also coming
Dos and half pesos of a bullion
less than their face
contrast in the difference of
q gold and silver Is illustrated
. recent shipment to India of
100 worth of the white metal.
alignment weighed about 1913
tins, and In n solid mass had a
cB16 cubic feet. On the other
1pt of gold equal value will tip
SoE&s at IA little under five short
6m4 occupy space of only eight
half cubic feet.
y klea of the riches which have
the natives of Oklahoma may
ed from the following story
70 40 Pawhuska, Okla. 1t says
Mfpf the pockets of oil men into
c<lfets of Indians will go within
|Gx6 three or four months the
4 100000 paid or pledged as
o. Recently for leases in the
- ton, and the pocket of each
] VII be fattened about $500.
ocding 10 a report from the east,
Dc3gon of some of the big copper
cerx 10 pun in force the wage
which obtained before the war in
e. board fixed the price in Sep
{, 7917, viii undoubtedly bring
kof situation to Il head. \ sliding
So on metal at % cents IA
III the Butte, Mont. district.
Jonuary !, means wage Of s.
0mpared with about 1913 at
V cf the gold. silver, copper,
nd zinc mined in Idaho in 1918.
linz 10 the estimate of G. y.
Of the United STATES geological