Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-15 | Page 16 | Tintic Shipments Make Big Increase

TINTIC SHIPMENTS MAKE BIG INCREASE ! I bpel.l .0 The Tribune. eTL'P.EIvA. Nov. 1!. Ore shipments from the mines of the Tintic district took a leap upwards from a total of US cars for Ip'st week to a total of 140 cars for thi3 w oek- Several of the largest shippers. Chief Consolidated. Dragon. Tintic Standard Stand-ard and Iron Blossom almost doubled the number of cars shipped this week as com-nared com-nared with last week. Chief Con. with thirty-eight carloads heads'the list: Dra- eon with nineteen cars is second. Tintic Standard with eighteen cars and Iron Blossom with seventeen cars form the remainder re-mainder of the first division. Grand Central Cen-tral and Centennial Kureka. with ten cars ind n;ne respectively form the second division. di-vision. Mines and the numbs1- of carloari3 of 1 to shipped from each during the week are as follows: Chief Consolidated, thir-v-eight cars: Dragon, nineteen: Tintic Standard, eighteen : Iron Blossom, seventeen; seven-teen; Grand Centra!, ten: Centennial Eureka, Eur-eka, nine: Battle and Blue Bell, six: Colorado, Colo-rado, four: Swansea, three: Mammoth. three; Ridge and Valley, two: Bullion-Keck, Bullion-Keck, onei Victoria, one: Eureka Hill. c"p: Laclede, one; and Sunbeam, one. Total. To-tal. 140 cars.