The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-20
MINES AND MINING

There Is 1900 tons of so TO $40 |
probable ore" blocked out In the
Spanish Belt mine In Nevada.
Shipments from the mines of the
Tintic district increased from total
of 40 carloads of ore for the previous
week TO total of 100 carloads for last
week
The west crosscut from the Nellian
shaft of the Lone Star was advanced
10 feet during July, making total of
42I feet from the 252-foot station, says
the Goldfield Tribune.
India continues To absorb gold and
silver at an alarming rate. Net i'm
elusive, both private and government
accounts, reached flS.i660O0.
The secretary of the interior has APP
proved regulations drawn by the gen
eral land office, carrying into effect
those sections of the general leasing
bill which apply to phosphate lands.
| Nineteen carloads OF ore was
shipped last week from the Eureka.
New, district. thirteen from the Ruby
llill. two from the Croesus, Two from
the Holly and one each from the
Standard and Silver Common.
There was decrease of nearly
GW.OO0Ooo pounds In the smeiter out
put of copper in the United States In
according To an advance statement Is
sued by the geological survey
On the Hardwood claim in the Grip
pie Creek district the new shaft is
thirty feet deep and IA new ore vein
has been found dipping into the hill.
One car, value about $40 per ton. has
been shipped from this new vein.
The ore output of the mines Of Park
City district made large increase
from total OF 1901 tons for the pre-
vious week to u total OF 232S tons for
last week. The park.u made its
first shipment for considerable time
Churchill county is out of the run
ming In SO far as its claim Is con
cerned to Broken Hills being within
Its boundary lines. II has just beer
definitely determined that the CANT
IL situated partly In Nye county ant
partly In Mineral county. New
Considerable development work Is n
present under way In the Cripple
Creek, Colo, district. In spite OF tn
fact that the cost OF producing al
ounce of gold Is more than the gol'
sells for outside of London's free mar
: ket, established by u sensible "orde
: in council" July IS, 1919.
So successful has been development
work carried on by the Lynn Big ~
!. Mining company upon it's property 81
n uated near Godville, New, twenty-on
- miles northwest of Carlin. that o.
v ficials and stockholders OF the organ
Is zation feel confident that the mine la
d future Of long productivity.
n The Ruby Hin mines al Eureki
q New. have finished erecting the 81
'e ton pump on the 800 level, the sink,
III Is hung in the shaft at the preser
- water level, the water column an
~ steam line is ready, and when IL
d minor connections are made the unw'
v tering of the shaft will begin.
News has been received from f.
Holbrook, acting director of the b'
10 reau of mines. announcing that u
W bureau has decided to maintain OF
- OF It's eleven mine rescue cars IN y
VIDA. with headquarters al Ken
where the rare and precious metal 81
:. ton of the bureau Will be located.
:. Crude oil run by refineries. aceor
=, ing to the Boston News Bureau, ma'
~ n new high In May of 49, 2,3S2 Ia
20 rels. against previous record OF -
,s l74.O62 In October, 1919 and a',ool
Alb In April, 1920. This increase II
r. lowed record production OF crude
ID the same month, at 36,Sj9,OU ba
n rels.
70 The Rast brothers. Hubert and Me
OF who own u silver mine near waiter
tn station, In Nevada, have run into
n. varied assortment OF minerals M
n they have sent for experts To ascerta
ne what the best method Of procedure
nc The men hive worked on the mine
| Intervals iDF UiHit itihb '"'''F
," years or since its discovery
= The long. legal fight between u
owners of the Conroy coal mine, WI
! are mostly Pittsburgh u'a) cap't'
10 lists. Incorporated under the name
%. the Wyopa Coal company, ana y
:, late lessees of the mine. who are ~
I, Lake men and whose lease was ma
ea IN the name OF the Wsopa keminer
co Coal company. eliminated last week
the sensational arrest of the prlhciI
stockholders Of the latter company.
A. charge Of grand larceny
a Tn. mines OF Hamilton, Nev.' q
.. said TO have produced more hieh-gra
.ic silver ore than the mines of any ON
H. ramp In Nevada. The richest illh'
,r. nlizatIon was found along a conta
II. between the lime and shhl-. VINE
" the everything cap OF -hale hah De
"a eroded the rich ores carrying sever
d. hundred ounces Of silver 10 til" Ton