Deseret Evening News | 1908-12-17 | Page 6 | Tonopah Mines Open

U MINIS OPEN I n cont neno Dispatches DI ot Clr COI fc n Denied The rh lecont slump in the ot I sil silver JI vcr ver led the Reno Associated cor corr r to Jump to the conclusion that l mines ot Tonopah the tho oldest of the present on onu onIt u It large s sc in the thc state tc would be IN compelled to shut down pending a 3 par partial partial at least lt of the tho price o ot of the white conclusion i n ac e cOI to the tho tho lJ stat pr s saH was aH sent out to ti the rind lasting ti nt of i is now no being denied I by all 1111 tho is of the slate and ld point to the fact that the tho is I the tho old oldest oldest est and md heaviest st of of Ihl he producing ing mines mhlOR of f the tho st to iti ore oro and draw th con conclusion l slon that should th mine ml e Its 11 It would bo br a Il he ivy blow to the state slate inasmuch eh as R the In common with neaily nearl evor othur Urge property Is s cont it If not pra owned b Philadelphia c ll ami that It ItIs ItIs Is t well veil Known fact act that whatever aie earned by Ii tl It mines iro go goto to Philadelphia and also t tin wage scalo In Is I tie the lowest In the tho state the hue and cry about Iho damage that to IM st le leIn in the event of closing el is i t J stand Tonopah mine manager rs aro are being quoted to tho effect that their ore oro enough I gold to the op operation ot or tho mines If Ic the price of oC silver dropped to the 2 25 cent ina k