The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-30
INES AND MINING

trict for the mining season of 1871!
|rhed total value of approximately
$4,000.
(ctiyity In the mines In the vicinity
hajuba Hill. twenty miles west ol
lay. is increasing daily. and recent
|ratiOns have met with gratifying
cess.
Whipping mines of the Tintic district
nbered seventeen last week. A to-
of 145 carloads of ore were shipped
compared with a total of LAT for
previous week.
he Butte K Superior Mining com.
" entered the current year with
earnings running at the rate OF
per share annually on the 297 ,OOO
res Of stock outstanding.
|he Cornell mines OF Hamilton.
!, which have been steady produc-
for the past twenty-five years,
I been taken over by the Cornell
|tr Mines company of Ely.
living shown consistent improve
in the last ninety days, the zinc
ket seems to have shaken off the
buraging burdens under which 1t
labored since the fall of 1918.
bile complete figures on the total
production Of the Anaconda Cop
Mining company for 1919 are not
available, preliminary estimates
/ copper output at 10000. 600
DIS.
troleum products from American
vells for the past year are esti-
II to have brought i'm the markets
(rd of $3,OOO,OOO.OOO, which is an
ase of s5OO,OOO.OOO over the fig
for 1918.
bperty of the Eureka Mines COM
Is once more in the limelight. as
Result of strike which was but
lily made near the line which
es this ground from that Of the
hi company.
of the largest interests In the
business places last months
of copper at 100000, 900
IS. or 20 per cent of the maximum
in the biggest year the produc-
bsiness ever saw.
hOugh the final three months of
gave somewhat brighter tinge
E years results, says the Boston
Bureau, the American Zinc. Lead
belting company expects its real
while earnings in 1920.
bouncement has been made that,
hewly discovered method. coal tar
made to yield tartaric acid and
important substances which will
to lower the costs of living and
the blow of prohibition.
lres just released show that Wy
production of petroleum in the
hst closed was approximately 49,
barrels 100000 barrels more
we're produced in 1918. The 1918 |
had been the highest ever.
raging 100 tons daily, the Tintic
hrd closed the first two weeks
month Of January with a total
y carloads of ore to the mines
and from all indications the
will be even heavier for the
der of the present month.
the mountain from Phoebe at
nee Consolidated mine great ac-
prevails. although it will be
ly ninety days before the No. =
shaft now being sunk reaches
objective. the eleven-foot oxi-
ron bed discovered by the dia-
rills in 1918.
discovery of the new oil pools
bern Louisiana. the broadening
ed fields in northern Texas. Ok
and Kansas. and in big pioneer
that has been going on in |
= are the outstanding features
story of 19l9's great efforts
up new sources of supply
tionally high grade ore has
fentiy encountered in the Gold |
Inc. situated in the Silverton
This strike of gold ore, white
WAS made recently on the fifth
the old Gold King mine. at
IN from the main Gold King :
III 900 feet from grass roots.
ews comes from Casper. WyO., /.
I've months of 1919. the Mid
hough having spent millions of
on Improvement work during
fiining company will. it is un- !,
close the year with current !,
greater than those of any an
fiod in the history of its exist +
M again leads the United n
p the output of silver, with an | r
production of 14,9io.327 I,
OF this il is estimated that II
fonda company produced $780, I,
res. Utah. with production II
i32 ounces, is second. and n
with T.3l2,454 ounces. third. Z,
and Idaho, with outputs ap. p
ing 6040.O1 ounces, are
nd fifth.
prices Tor silver and slow de.
ne gold Industry in the Black :.
caused some mining men 10 :.
Pre- extensive exploitation of =.
perties. Mining of the white :,