The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11
MINES AND MINING

lHst Nerk = bul9Ht iFbti tue ifeH
King amounted 10 seventeen carloads
and 1t Is understood that the ore Is OF
excellent grade for fluxing
Four inches of chloride silver ore.
which will average In value approx
mately 5000 per ton. has been opened
up in the Silver Bar mine near Nina,
New.
Fourteen thousand six hundred
forty-five barrels of crude oil wns the
1870 output from the wells OF the
Emerald oil company. vernal, Utah,
corporation
a large amount of worl, Is 10 be done
on the ,iarbidge-Ruh Mining com
panys property at Jarbidge. New, dur
Ing the coming season. according 10 an
nouncement made last week,
A merger OF half dozen Iow-cost
copper producerS has heen discussed
by interests affiliated with these prop
critics. This might include chile. Ken
necoti. Utah. Ray Consolidated, Chine
and Nevada Consolidated
Officials of The silver King Coalition
Mines company are OF the aplnion that
the the which destroyed the milling
flaat ~ the property NJ Park CITY
WAS not altogether n misfortune, rs u
| iaodern new mill win be erected.
| IN the Tintie Standard mine there
seems To be almost unlimited quaint
| ties of ore. and the present large out
| put would undoubtedly he Increased
| We're IL not for the fact that the smell
tiers are continually putting on the
brakes,
| Al the plant of the Tlntlc Mining
company the silver precipitation, In
| stalled over n month ago, Is working
| In a very satisfactory manner. The OBJ
beet of this equipment Is 10 separate
the gold and silver from the copper
| bullion.
/ II IN expected that the road between
Bull and Jarbidge will be put into
shape during the current year. The
| road up the mountain to the crater
where the property OF the Jarbidge-
Buhl company Is located was compict-
| ed lnsi summer.
AT the Eureka Standard the work OF
enlarging the ao0foot shaft Is moving
along IN IA most pleasing manner. The
work has now been completed 10 a
DEPT, of sixty feet, and from all re-
ports the shaft will he one Of the iarp
est and best In the East Tintlc sec
ton.
Recent developments In the oil sec
ton near Price. Utah. Indicate unmis
takably that the potentialitIes Of ths
structures favorable to the storage oil
oil are 10 be thoroughly tested during
the coming summer. Well-kno~n capt
talsts from air parts of the countr,
are looking over the situation.
The necessity for duty Of cent
u pound on lead WIS explained to thu
house committee On ways and menni
last week by Jerome J. bay of Wal
lace, representing the lead producer
OF the Occur d'Alcne mining district O
Idaho. and by Ernest Hamburger. rep
resenting the Utah mine operators.
In 1920 our mining states. including
Alaska, Philippines and Porto Rico
produced 2.391.0i7 ounces gold wortl
. $40. 500. 400. and 1851 sol ounces sill
yer worth S57 .42o325 Compared will
( 1919 production. these figures indicate
q reduction In gold output of Si0.s3I.os
. and in silver output Of III .94i ounces
I determinations charging the Midlnn'
]. Carbon company aud the oocidenta
0 ON * Gas with 56I violations Of tn
I Wyoming law prohibiting use of NAT
@ urni gas for the manufacture Of cnr
{ bon black within ten miles Of an In
corporated town or city. were filed "A
Basin. Wyo.. last week by County Al
;, torney Little.
g The shaft at the North Standar
. property. Tntie district. y now near
u ing The 100 level and from the pres
= ent outlook sinking viii continue unit
a the 10 level II reached. In order {
n 20 below tiie latter point II viii b
- necessary 10 secure another cable. TIA
: one now In use being good for abon
u 1850 feet only,
q Negotiations have been PRACTICAL
= completed whereby "a closed corport
ie ,ion of eastern men. " be called TIA
Industrial Potash corporation. capltn
lied At N}nUnpD. viii begin the -
,r ploitafion af Immense alunite deposit
II In The Noun, Badly. The OH" aud III
o purkee mining districts, situated nea
= MarySvale, Utah.
~ shipments from the Tiniic distri'
: continued normal during the wee
y epdc,. January -. although the nun
o her III ,4irlnads shipped f"ialed IL. .
'e compared with III carloads for la
r week Tlntic Standard, with 81 On
ID loads al ore. chief Consolidated vii
i "a carloads and Iron King with III ca
loads were the leading shippers.
The firSt eut IN the price of Wy
2. ming crude oil since lDi1 occurs
< January -. with the annouueerne
9r ht the Midwest Refining compai
II that the purchasing prize for pra
, tienlly all grades would be reduced
r cents barrel.