OCR Text |
Show HOIST $69,750 WORTH OF OREJiJUIl DAYS Leasers in Goldfield Do Some Fast Work; Consolidation in Order to Avoid Litigation. As rapidly aa tho buckot could ancond and descend tho shaft, oro was hoisted for nlnoty-slx hours this week from tho Mohawk-Combination, n. rate for tonnago never beforo equaled In this camp, says tho Goldfleld News. Tho Mohawk-CombUiallon Is a merger of tho Shcots-l8h and Kalfus leases on Consolidated ground, one on tho Combination Com-bination and tho other on tho Mohawk units. Tho oro was found about on tho lino and this discovery, threatening, as It did, expensive apex litigation, was tlio principal causo for the Inauguration of tho combination known as tho Goldfleld Consolidated Mines company. After a tremendous tonnage extracted, both by this company and by a subleasor, tho Bcgolo syndicate, tho workings cavod, Just four days beforo tho lease terminated. termin-ated. An Injunction and suit for damages by the Consolidated company followed and arbiters were appointed. They gave the loaso company seven days to got tho workings In shapo and four days In which to extract ore. Under Frod J. Slobort's direction tho preparations were mado and the oro extracted. ex-tracted. At 7 o'clock Monday morning tho first miner was dropped Into tho mine. Twenty minutes later the first load of oro wont Into tho bins. Ninety-six hours later tho 930th ton of ore camo out of the 6haft, followed a few minutes lator by fifty weary and perspiring minors who woro literally "all In." During tho four dnys tho Mohawk-Combination Mohawk-Combination produced 930 tons of oro of an average voluo of $75 a ton. making a total extraction for tho porlod of ?69,750, something novel and perhaps unparalleled In mining history. Boston Copper Market. James A. Pollock & Co., bankors and brokers, 6 Wost Second South streot, furnish fur-nish the following Booton mining stock quotations, received ovor their private wire yoatorday: BOSTON COPPER RANGE. I Salos.l H. I L. IClse Bingham Con BoBton Con &?5 111 10J Hi Butto Coalition 370 23 23 23 Butto & London 250 40 40 40 Calumot & Arlsona. . 40 10&3 1071 108J Con. Morcur 550 45o' 45c 45c Copper Rango 870 71i 71 71 Cumberland Ely .... 300 8 8 8 Daly West 320 lOi 10B 10J Davie Daly 2,402 2 28 25 East Butto 565 61 6i 61 Ely Consolidated 25 Glroux Con 31 Granby Con 102 102 102 Greone-Cananea .. . 835 10 91 9S Novada Con 12 11 111 Nevada Utah 90 3J 38 3fl Nlploslng 71 78 7B North Butto 748 601 661 66$ Trinity 377 131 13i 131 United Cop com 7 U S Smelter com... 200 371 371 87i preferred 42 Utah Consolidated .. 176 41j 40 4U BOSTON COPPER CLOSE. 1 Bid. lAskod. Boston Consolidated I 1131 11 United Statos Steel com... 371 38 Adventure II 2 Arcadian 31 4 United Statos Stool pfd 411 42 Calumet & Hocla 670 675 Con. Mercur 42c 45c Daly West 101 10S Granby Consolidated 102 104 Mexico Consolidated ...... 51 6 Mohawk .. 581 691 Nevada Consolidated Hi 121 Old Dominion 333 341 Parrot 211 21S R. 1 3i 31 Shannon 131 133 Trinity 13 13J Utah Consolidated 41 41! Winona 51 6 Wyandot 1 U Utah Copper 301 311 Zinc 291 291 Royale 191 20 Corbln 161 15fi Nowhouao ... 61 6 Allouez 27 29 , Atlantic 151 161 Bingham 65c 85c Calumet : Arizona 108 109 Centennial 221 24 Coppor Range 711 72 Franklin 8! 9 Groonc-Cananoa 9 10 Michigan 8 81 M. C. C 61c 70c North Butto 061 661 Oscoola 90 93 Qulncy 84 85 Santa Fe U IS Tamarack 57 60 United Copper 7 71 Vlctorln 51 51 Wolvorlno 133 135 La Sallo 13J 14 Butto Coalition , 23 231 Davis Daly 2J 3 East Butto 0j 6B Newhouso 6J 61 Nlplsslng 11 71 S & P 121 12i Apox 4i 41 S & R 3i 4 Lako 91 91 First Nat Coppor 2 21 Invents SUmos Separator. W. B. Folaom. 30 South West Temple, has recently patented an air slimes separator, sepa-rator, which Is designed to handle the flno Bllmes that are now lost In various wet and dry concentrating processes bo-cause bo-cause of the fineness of the material. Mr Folsom claims that his slimes separator will do tho work so choaply that It will prove a financial Bucceas. Soveral Inventors have already perfected perfect-ed instruments which, they claim, will soparato tho material, but gonorally these machines provo too expensive to bo uaod commercially. Many of these machines uho wator In contrast with air, as Mr. . Folaom proposes to do. Mr. Folsom has already made ono of his machines for the Lubra Oil company. TIiIh machino is now being exhibited prior to its delivery. |