| OCR Text |
Show iillliJ6M FOR fiffl SET 8 Railroad and New Facilities Are Surjfe Benefit Camp. Wf: LOCATED cS Interesting Account Gl'J "Know Utah!' UttJS5' Noted Mining Caiifi An Interesting account is givlRfi'T Little Cottonwood or Alta mJMS! in the W H. Child KnonM of which tho following j5 an CXcMTflnft The matter of elevation ig-SfK question to the miners of aMR Ml volvlng hs It does the almosHP pctual snow-line nnH n, vilH the more prosperous mtoe? 3B1U give up the struggle to 9 from the floods until thftM larse nort ons of v..i- .'Iuult run far into debt In pSS. It tunneling to unwater their lertB B Deepest Workings. ft j Tho deepest shaft In the J9 probably that of the Prince ofiBi. In 1 which was put down 900 featBlF an altitude of 10,000 feet A W staff by raising 300 feet froS?9. nel to connect with the 950-WvMH4 whoso collar has an elevation sea level of about 9500 fa&Srf Grizzly funnel was run from ... vatlon of 9700 feet, the WillM"''.... at 9600 feet, the Cltv Rock at 9400 feet, the Solitude at92(J9' tPon Columbus ConsolIdatM SISo. Owing to Its comparaOviiBr surface elevation, the ColumhM fell-probably fell-probably deeper goologically mKL 100-foot ahatt than the other MjfoS (Continued on Following PaKr iEW 1 Dill FOR JLTJ SECTION I (Continued Prom Preceding Patre.) which have driven shafts many hundred hun-dred feet more. After the revival of mining In 1900. which began with the development of profitable ore and the payment of dividends by the Columbus Consolidated, Con-solidated, a concentrating mill and hydro-electric plant were put In by the Jacobsons. Later they extended their operations lo the South Columbus Colum-bus and Wedge properties. Continental Alta. A company called the Continental Alta took possession of the Regulator. Regula-tor. Grizzly and Lavlnla claims, constructed con-structed a mill and connected tho mine with the mill by a tramway four and one-half miles long. There was a revival of Industry on the Flagstaff Consolidated, which had passed into the hands of new owners, own-ers, and a new company created some excitement on the stock exchange by promoting the Emma Copper company, com-pany, numed after, but not including the original Emma mine. A little later the Utah Mines Coalition Coali-tion company was formed and acquired ac-quired the Black Bess and other claims on the South Fork side of the divide, which they opened by the Solitude tunnel. This company was absorbed in turn by the Michigan-Utah Michigan-Utah Mining company In effecting ' tho largest merger that had ever been carried out in Alta, Including as It did the properties of tin City Rocks. Grizzly and Copper Prince. The latest merger was effoctcd" In 1912 by the Columbus Consolidated, Flagstaff Copper company and Su-perlor-Alta, which were Incorporated together as the Wasatch Mines company. com-pany. Various projects arc under way which will open a new era of prosperity pros-perity for all of the Alta companies.. A railrond Is under construction up Little Cottonwood canyon which will connect with the tramway from the Mlohlgan-Utah company at Tanner's Flat, four miles below Alta. Various tunnel enterprises, which will glvo drainage at lower depth arc under way and splendid new resources are being opened far above the water line by the Alta Consolidated under the direction of the Jacobson Bros. Tho ore now hauled from Alta averages aver-ages from $30 to $45 per ton in value. WTien the cost of transportation is reduced by rail or tunnel connections, It will be profitable to ship a much lower grade of rock, and tho tonnage of the camp will be Increased enormously. enor-mously. At the same time Its shipping ship-ping season will be lengthened to cover the entire year. The regular producers of pay ore during the first half of 1913 were tho Alta Consolidated, Michigan-Utah, South Hecla and Cardiff. Boston Mining Stocks. James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and brokers, furnish the following, received over their private wire yesterday afternoon; after-noon; BOSTON COPPER RANGE. I Sales.l H. L. ICIan Algomah IS li i Butte &. Superior... 700 22J 215 22i Calumot & Arizona.. 300 60J 59B 60 Chief Consolidated U U li Copper Range 240 41 401 41 Daly West 23 2J 2i Davis Daly 280 2J 2 21 East Butte 200 10J 10$ 103 Glroux Con.. li IB 15 Granby Con io 55 54 J 5a Greene C HO 6i 61 6i Hancock lfi 1$ Indiana Copper 7 6J 7 Inspiration Con 15i 15 15 Lak0 Copper 250 9 9 9 La Rose 200 2J 21 21 Mason Valley 6 5i C Nevada Con 87 149 148 14B Nipisslng 140 Si 8J Si North Butte, 610 26 251 26 North Lake- 2 U 2 Ray Consolidated ... 50 172 178 17S Superior & Boston.. 130 2J 2$ 23 Trinity 3J 3 3 U. S. Smelter com 36 351 30 U. S. Smelter pfd 47 46J 47 Utah Consolidated S 7J S Pond Creek 200 173 173 172 Mich.-Utah 20c 20c 20c American Zinc 320) 203 20 203 BOSTON CURB CLOSE. I Bid. lAsked. Alaska $10,121 $10.25 American Zinc 20.50 21.00 Arcadian 75 1.25 Begole 1-25 1.50 Bingham Mines 3.00 4.00 Boston Ely ..., 45 .55 Bohemia 1.55 1.621 Butte & Balaklava 1.50 1.87J Butte & London .25 .27 Butte Central 45 .55 Calaveras 3. 871 3.00 Eagle &. Blue Bell SS .91 Greene-Cananea 6.12 6.25 Hoton Copper 2.00 2,50 Kerr Lake S.12! 3.25 Kewoenaw 1.50 1.S71 Mass i 2.75 3.25 Majestic 36 .39 Mayflower 6.50 ' 6.S71 Miami Copper 21.25 22.00 Michigan 1.121 1.25 Nevada Douglas 1.75 2.00 Ohio Copper 71 .73 OJibway 60 .65 Oneco 7S .90 Old Colony 3.25 3.50 Pond Creek 1S.00 18.50 Shannon 7.75 7.S75 South Lake 5.00 5.50 S. W. Miami 2.00 3.121 Stewart 1.50 1.625 Tuolumne 2.00 2.121 Utah Ape 1.50 1.621 Victoria 99 1.00 Winona 1.25 Wyandot .' 50 .60 Now York Mining Stocks. James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and brokers, furnish the following, received over their private wire yesterday afternoon: after-noon: NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS. I Sales.l H. L. IClse Chlno Copper 3,200 351 35 351 Goldfleld Con 400 H U 1 Inspiration Con 700 15J 15 15J Miami Copper 600 221 21 221 Nevada Con 1.000 151 151 15i Ray Consolidated ... 1.100 173 171 178 Tennessee Copper ..1 800 31 30J 303 Utah Copper 4,400 423 121 42g Studebaker com.. :.' 23 20 23 Ontario Silver 1 21 2 2 NEW YORK CURB RANGE. I Sales.l H. L. Clso First Nat. Copper 1? IB IE Glroux Con , 13 IE IB Yukon Gold 2$ 2S 28 Ohio Copper 3 U 3 J New Keystone 11 11 U South Utah i 1 2 Mason Valley 6 51 6 Braden Copper 61 63 6J Ely Consolidated ... 700 "c 6c 7c Belmont ....t 100 61 61 61 Tonopah '350 41 il 41 Alaska Gold 200 10 10 10 Cigars 3.000 831 83j 83j NEW YORK CURB CLOSE. I Bid. 'Asked. Ely Consolidated $ .06 $ .OS First National Copper 1.621 1.S71 Glroux Consolidated ', 1.621 1.75 Yukon Gold 2.37J 2.621 New Keystone 1.25 1.50 Nipisslng S.37! $.50 Ohio Copper 62 .75 La Rose ?-25 2.50 South Utah 25 .371 British Col. Copper 3.00 2.121 Bav Stale Gas... 25 .371 Braden Copper 6.371 6.50 Mason Valley C.SO 6.00 Ontario 2.00 2 50 Sioux Consolidated 03 .07 Colorado ... .' 10 .20 Iron Blossom 1.25 1.35 Nevada HHlp 07 4 1.00 |
