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Show COPPER BELL WILL WORK DUGWAY CLAIM The Copper Bell Consolidated Mining companv. with a capitalization of $50,-(idO, $50,-(idO, divided into 1.000,000 shares with a par value, of 5 cents each, has been organized or-ganized to develop promising claims in the Dugwav district. The company controls con-trols ten claims adjoining the Dugway Bertha. Some of the claims have been worked, but some recently acquired from A. K. Tiernan have not been developed. On the old claims there are two shafts, one of which Is 110 feet deep and the other forty feet deep. Ore carrying promising prom-ising values In silver, lead and copper are reported to have been found In each shaft. Some time ago shipments were made which carried average values of 60 per cent lead and four to five ounces of silver, but because of the heavy cost of transportation the operations were not profitable. The officers of the new company are as follows: H. E. Glers, president; Benjamin Ben-jamin Rose, vice president: W. B. Hill, secretary-treasurer; A. G. Burrit. rrsan-ager rrsan-ager and consulting engineer. C. F. Bey-ler Bey-ler is tho additional director. The company com-pany plans to push the main shaft to a depth of 250 feet before drifting for the ore bodies. |