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Show rr.,y t 16 - r T r'rO'I 'r. THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 14, 1921. TV Placer Mining Operations MARKET WEAKENS- - FOLLOWING Have Unusual Interest SHOW OF STRENGhT AT OPENING - on of Handling Depends Millions Made From Working Deposits Which Selling Movement in Last Hour fleets Little OpStanding Carry Only Few Cents of Gold to position, but Net Price Changes 'Xre Slight; ' Yard of Gravel. Sales, 145,000 Shares. Improved . Affairs. LACER mining had Its beginning bi Long before the en- antiquity. clepta had discovered methods of -to Districts Insists mining quarts velna and of smelting metal from ita native rock, gold waa discovered from streams hr Conscientious Con- - crude methods evolved by primitive man. I Even the ' legend o ( Jason1 and the Oolden I neec n founded in rinanci&l in fact The coichin i from whom Jason obtained the fleece, lived in a country rich In placer gold and were highly skilled miners. It was the in a letter addressed to all drainage! practice of these people to sink a sheep' fleece in a narrow stream where gold tstrtets In Utah, LeRoy Dixon, mayor of wss known to exist The skin waa sunk Rrov gad chairman of the executive with rocks in the brook, with tho woolly daimnltte of the Utah Drainage Districts fleece upward As the gravel was washed over on. but the aeeoclattoa, calls attention to some of the gold, the fleece, dt passed heavier, tank and was caught Reason for the present difficulties en In thebeing wool. These fleeces 1ft time be- Sountsrsd In the marketing of drainage I came 'vaTuable an"through"tredtng came Into the handa of the Oreeke. district securities at Ae the Egyptlona had practically nO tdxon says: suitable for quart mining, it machinery eatab-lshe- d of mav Utah be long ago assumed that a large eunplv Of iffhe people a reputation tor fully and promptly their gold was derived from some form of hydraulic mining. The Romans sluiced 'greeting their financial obligations I for to Pliny, th gold end, according I district flrat drainage began shores of Bps In were added to by "boom ifWhen their eecurltle to th I a method of placer mining. Investing lng, An English authority itateg that nine, Subllc, they found a ready market at tenths of all the gold recovered at ltheat price because of the reputation j profit has been taken from placers, I While diet had been established. placers are not as rich ordinarily "d while they cover vastly "'Re Cause of th dilatory practice tf thn '" formation, nev- omn of the Offlclale of dmiftage die j ,rthelessam th gold Is more easily recovMeta, Utah drainage district bonds have ered from euch deposit!. This la due to pulverising of the rocks and already fallen into serious disrepute and Nature' th very reputation of the people of Utah concentration of the gold. Jn placer min no underground or fins ftolal promptness is at stake. lng mining, crushing. I milling or smelting la necessary. I fluently ltema which form the chief ex- Serious. are antirely penae of 'Situation hae become so serious eliminated.underground mining executive oommlttee of th Utah. etter r. J duct Matters , v'n. 1 Conee-SitUAtl- JTb Industry Makes Progress. Juno (, 1921, instructed the association to writ letter to tech Of the board of super ielaore of drelneg dletrlote throughout me state, setting forth th matter and drglng th various official to make ev. ry endeavor t Improve the situation tad thereby the good repu tin people of Utah and parttcu- oj th th eecurttlee and drainege die- held on vTTsident of From the primitive method of washing and sluicing alluvial deposit for gold, the Industry has progressed greatly. Now great dredgers or streams of water with tremendous power ere used to tear Into the deposits end to direct th alluvial matter into mechanical contrivance which wash the preclou metal loose from it baser associate. By th am operation the waste la directed to aftef tho precious metal hae been I "Th chief difficulty whloh haa been I dump ved. far le that a number of dxpertetioed th district have failed to get Interest I In early days the placer miner we eoupon money into th haftj of the u ablet obtain gold only from surface or shallow In tlm to meet the Inter workings Deeper deposits Soria d bank at which are frequently forty or fifty feet they fall due. For th below thh surface and carry tha highest of melntathlng the of credit Surpo aecurlttea It I lust as eesen gold content, could not be worked. Now. Sal that Interest payments be made on adays, dredges Sr Installed to work such the day that they are due as that they deposits Four different types of dredge have a mat at all. "Utah drainage securities are held by been developed to work such placers. 4j large number of individuals scattered Th suction dredge drew th material Th shovel dredge many states. Their Interest coupons up by air suction. dJr r forwarded through a chain of banks scoop the material Just as a portable and fro finally presented for payment on steam - shbvel doe In railway construcUt day due, at the authorised bank, if, tion. Th clamshell dredge bites out th interest money I net on hand, th Its loads, and the bucket dredge con authorised hank can do nothing but re- tlnuously eats Into the gTavel end dirt turn the coupon for lack of funds They on a principle similar to tha mechanic C4 hack through th whole chain of banks of the endless-chai- n type of well pump. One of the largest gold dredges In the .sin and finally reaoh th Investor, with th result that the Investor! United State ha operating about irthwitn lose hi Interest In drainage fourteen, miles from Leadvllle, near the of Continental summit th divide, at an untie. This machine, altitude of 10,000 feet over with a length of tlO feet alt and a lit Damaged. of forty-fifeet, hae an equipTh delay of on day In getting In- width ment which enables It to dip to a depth terest money Into the hands of the of thirty-fiv- e feet below th water level bank will produce the above end to handle S000 cubic yards per day. intloned effect. and then, when th Described. hLnCSf .nn'k.mbu:! "JhVouVh On sueh a dredge there are eighty' sy can ba taken up. Meantime, ait of tho district Is seriously four buckets In the endless chain used Just as an Individual's credit for digging the gravel. Each bucket, ot It damaged when he makes a practice of which la made of the hlghest-gra- d checks without fund manganese steel, weighs about 1708 Issuing -- "Thla The material from the buckets delinquency on ths part of rti pound Into a revolving screen boards of supervisors Is enhanced bv is discharged their Increasingly bad reputation In mak. built of solid manganese steel weighing 4(1,009 to Ing prompt replies pounds. This screen washes the correspondence and the finest of which passes telegrams. A drainage district le a pub- gravel, to th gold lic Institution, and the fact that members through the perforation of th board of supervisors ere engaged laving table. Tha coarse material la to ns excuse for per. discharged upon an endleet rubber con, in bther activities to lie unan- veyor called th "tacker," which piles mlttlng corrtependence It to the rear. swered. Arrenfemant hould be mad far In Bgt three men art required to operdvance for ths taking ear of Interest ate the dredge during each shirt of sight and other payments as they fall due, hours. Bom Idea of th profit possioie and If there It some excuse beyond th under conditions favorable to placer control of the district to prevent the mining can ba gained from tp fact that to Is of euch eume promptly, the this dredge said have a record of payment very least th officer of the district can producing $3000 In pure gold in a do to' advise the authorised bank working period. promptly that such a will... In this way th arise before It happens. 'contingency Methods Differ, banka frequently mav ba able to assist la hydraullcking gravel for gold, wath district In meeting Its obligations la the chief power. Not only must promptly. Many complaints have reached ter a great flow of water ba available, but the executive committee of your associamust be there sufficient fall along the tion to th effect that not only in con' streams utilised eo that a head, or presneetlon with financial affairs, but In ISO 300 to from of pounds can ba ether matter, th promptness which Is sure, . Moreover, there must be ordinarily found among business men le developed. sufficient space aiallable for telling sadly lacking in drainage district organdumps, else hydraullcking will he Imisations. practical. The sise of boulders In a deposit le a large factor In tha auccass or failure of a hvdraullc placer mine. Boulders which cannot ba may easily obstruct sluices and douse so much delay and expense la maintain. Ing a right of wav for gravel and watar as to make operations profitless. of Because these considerations, ground where placering can be successfully carried on Is scarce. A a general rule, most placer deposita will be found to lack on of the requisite condition Some of the richest placer ground In the .world Is situated in Nevada, where wa- prejudlc which reaches far beyond the I ter Is got available. In other places the boundaries of any individual organlsa-- 1 sis of th boulder or the tack of fall I . or space for tailing dumps haa made It reasons " the executive com-- 1 impossible to exploit rich ground at a .fW tnlttpa ha In keeping with Its desire to I profit Sometimes th fineness of th - ranfler service throughout tho stato. gold Is another drawback. Rich ground, tbpught best to call these matters vigor-- I where all conditions are favorable. In ouely to tho attention of every district. I several elates has lain undevaloped, be cause the metal values are found In Uta form of flour gold, for the recovery of which man haa not been able to devla successful method. fa gold-beari- trie. bn ve Drede V g twenty-four-- 1 hour man-handl- let from this noaxle may be so powerful that aven the hardest earth will bs washed by the water, Orest boulders can ba rolled over end over at th will f thr "giant" operator, and trees uprooted by thlt aimost hrrestsUole fores Operation of this giant Is always attended with danger, for th force of th etraetn would easily kill a man. Gravel Sluiced. mean these powerful Jet of banks are torn down water, and mad to pass through long sluices or troughs. In these sluTcet are placed riffles or bleats, which catch the gold as the water carries th gravel swiftly on Its way to the telling dumps. Th riffle are cleaned at tha and of certain period, and th result Is a store of th precious veijsw metal, which can be melted into bar and marketed without furBy Of gold-beari- ther treatment. It this simplicity of operation whloh make placering perhaps th most desirable branch of th mining Industry. When sufficient water and other favorable conditions are found to exist, the ore reserves, as they He on the surface, can ba accurately measured without th amount of expensive preliminary devel opment generally' necessary In under ground mining. That millions have been made, where a large deposit of gravel with values averaging 10 cents In gold yard exists, is due no doubt to the evorabl circumstances governing operations, as well a to th eklll of man In evolving a process by which such small value can ba recovered. , Th hlch degree of engineering skill needed to make such a project successful can he appreciated when it 1 known that It cants in gold la approximately of a yard of (ravel, or of an ounce. of an ounce, when placed on a platinum tray. Just can b seen with th naked eye. in else, it la about a half of a pin point. Of course, th low cost of operation, after all equipment has been Installed, la th factor which makes It possible to profit from working deposits which carry no mora than T or 10 cents per yard. Tha amount of labor required IR comwith the gravel moved In a day parison Is Insignificant, for the great part of th Inexwork It done by stream, whose haustible power end tireless energy will In a comparatively move short tlm mountains. I Diamond Drill Uted to Explore Polar Mesa (peels! te Tk Tribune. MOAB, Aug. it. L N. Goff of Pitts- burg, Pa., general manager of th Key-tto- n Metal Reduction company, and H. M. Armstrong, mdnager ef tha Company's mining properties on Pelef mesa, near Ceatletoo, passed through Moab on their way to La Sal and Paradox. They on a tour of the oarnotlte dletricts art of Utah and Colorado. Mr. Avuetrong said that the company Is using diamond drills on Polar mesa and that satisfactory progress being mad in opening up new deposits of or. Tho officials else gave out th Information that a new toed haa been opened up over the Pinion mesa country and that a car can now travel from Grand Junetlon to Bcharf's raftch on tha Dolores river. As toon as a ferry can ba Inatalled a direct touts ef travel for automobiles will ana ba had between Grand Junction Dewey by wey ef Coates creek and Pinion mesa. The road will connect witir the Colorado river route, which, when completed, will give a cutoff route from Moab to Grand Junctton, effecting a considerable saving In distance. 1 Marshall Lake Property Sold to Boise Man Special to The Tribune. POCATELLO. Idaho. Aug. It A report received her from Orangeville tells of the sale of the .Holt mine In the Marshall hike mining district to Jay A. 0 Cslsek of Boise for approximately The Holt mine is on ot the best producers In th MarshaK and Buffalo Hump district and In the early das was bearer In Idaho county. the greatest gold Th property I equipped with a cyanide ilant, a modern mill and I electrically tghted. Mr. Cslsek has been associated for many years with eastern Interest In operating the Unity Gold Mines company of Warren. The Holt property was sold four year ago by John Fox of Orangeville to Mr. Holt (or $2$. 009. At the time of this transaction the property waa In poor condition, hating been Idle since the early day of mining In th county. Mr Holt inatalled sew equipment. $200.-00- Resumption of Activity Planned at Camp Taylor Special le Tbe ELT, Nev.. Tribes. Aug. 13 Creditors of ths Wyoming Mining and Milling company have completed arrangements for starting up the company's cyaniding plant at the old camp of Taylor. Th company bet came financially Involved last spring, and not being able to meet Its liabilities. It suspended operations. The creditors used their best endeavors to protect Ita Interests, and by working together. It le expected that the plant will again be In operation within two or three weeks Harry McCullough, selected as manager by the creditors, has been busy for some days In pip line th company has a large no doubt that ready for the mill there the creditor will soon be able to pay Great Pressure Needed. off all claim against th company, at To exploit a property by hydraullcking tho earns tlm revive a mining project for t be developed In th district, and give employment to a usome places flumes have been construct- - considerable number of men. V-.d nd carrv water mllea over barren d a th Jnnie A prop- - I stretches of ground where a shattered ! or ertv w- Nyce, I otherwise Jhn formation unfavorable pre- . J K m ' .21 taking over th mine eludes the possibility of th development work hx. been precious fluid In open ditched In ' now n Phve- - northeastern Washington, whera th mlle ' Ch'n'M PlCrd jn h ir,y nr?o lh.nhl7h Special t The Tribes WU ELT, Kav., Aug IE At a meeting of thypreeenttlm:. shareholders of th Illipah Petroleum th Mr. Herwood ears that th property la a new company held at Winnemucc showing a vein from three to six of directors we elected follow: board feet in width which will average F. vtco President. Peter per Organ; president, cent lead and twenty-si- x ounces J. E. Amends; D. Oldfield; secretary. ton. it Is this class of oreIn silver E. Amanda. J. Mrs treasurer, win be moving to th smeter Board of directors F. D OldfMld. Petonne g Of lower I universal Joint and a long nozsle. Ilk ter Organ, E. P. Btltea, J . E. Amende. Ur.developed Th whole eontriv- - Mr. J. E. Amends. Charles F. Uchult during the j that on a fir hoe file enc la mounted so that, like a cannon, and Enaen L. Hllger. Tha office at can be pointed at any angle, either was abandoned. In th future vertical or horlxontal. The force of th the main off lea will be In Ely. Work at tho well Is progressing favorably at tha prsssnt time. Considerable trouble haa been experienced . for several weeks In sinking th casing, which I now down more than 00 feet. BUY BRAZIL 5 PER CENT BONDS OF 190 DUE IN 1981 Drilling will be resumed In a few days Exceptional Opportunity , e. . ho ode are payable la pound sterling. WK0UIAU BAIhY PRODUCE bond 0 Case tola vxlu of which, with normal ex- , change. Is I 71.00) Fresh extra ere mery butter la M poaad Is nYe nd 9 .41H .... cubes gutting tha ayastag of two discounts pete ,44 xclwnpe Freak attra sreaieary better la sartana.. With Exebanoo at creamer 7 Freak txtr better, psrrkAnnual Value Maturity 41 neat prists .0 $t 9 oe I per eent T20.99 moo 4M 40 90 or El Fret! firsts creamery better la cer-9 000 per eent .41 H . ... .. mat 4 00 or T per eent 49 SXO 0 tts.eo Freak firsts eeramsry better, perch- 4EM or 10.T per eent 71.90 .401 meal prtats 1 ih.4 m,.. 1 -i T Illipah Petroleum Annual Stockholders Meeting Held - .' r-f.L- 1 xr u ca -- BUY -- It. tna J. A. HOGLE & CO. AV.I .'VESTMENT , HJAH ,KILC,iy' Main L Was. TJ. 9 - ' (ECURITIE4 Ecele " ' . Tel. Bldg. OGDEN, UTAH . y rooking butter la eebe teeted ( re h eggs Reach era Fell cereal ekeeea. triplets Fell eream cheese. Young Amnrtenn..., Full cronm chvese. pound --quarve. .. Block tviu cheese Cream brick cUvese an .40 .$7 Jt .25 NEW YORK. Aug. 13. Covering of short contract gave th stock market an appearance of strength for a tlm today, but the movement ' tv a of abort duration, and in the last hour operations by the bear were renewed. sa Such gain reached material proportion at the outset were chiefly among stacks which have been under pressure of late, euch as General Klectric, Mexican Petroleum and Utah Copper. Advancing quotations of theaa Issues failed to stimulate buying to an extent which th shorts regarded ae threatening, and 1ft consequence their No eeriout operations were renewed. opposition wee encountered In bringing this about, but th selling movement was not pressed and net changes war narrow. Sales were ltS.900 shares. On th decline a few weak (pots were uncovered, (or tho most part among industrials a hlch war soft on the recessions earlier In th week. United State Rubber preferred broke $ft, to 111; Continental Can 3V. and Cantral 31 all Leather pblnta, making new low prices for tha year. American Can preferred. Central Leather preferred and Colorado Fuel also were heavy. Movement of rails were smell. Recent steadiness of these Issues, Sven at times pf pronounced heaviness among Industrials, eeried to provent bearish demonstrations In this section of tho list. In th exchange market th featur was a decline of six points In mark to new low price for the movement of 113. This heaviness was ascribed to th statement of th Imperial Bank Of Germany, revealing a large Increase In paper circulation. Other exchange .war narrow and ir- regular. Great (tablllty waa hown In th bond market. Dealing centered largely In th speculative line. Representative railroad Issue returned In om Instance to higher prices earlier Ip th week, and there was a cessation of th recent sell-ln- g MW TORS (gales Am Ama baa Ama O' ......... ......... ..... 4 Ik at as 4 ' 10 43 44 M lot T & 7 7 Mlk 19 70 12 Vi i? Mr ..... 8T 47 Retail gtora Reboot B Steel . Utah Copper S TORE BOM LIST. 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'With every new customer added to power and light com- paniea, there ia added a steady, perpetual, source of income-- yf or electric power and light ia one of the most necessary and India-- ' pensable commodities in tbe modern world., 70 . ',, ' r 114 Penaaylvaala ... .... B trading R- -p Iro A Steel...... Royal Patch, N Y Slaclalr Oil A Rsfg... Southern Pacific Studebeker torph .... Texas 0 ,. Teaaa A Pacific Tobacco Prodoc to I market for electric power and light Communities growing. are expanding and with them must expand tha electric service. Electric light and power have become necessities which people demand IN GOOD TIMES AND BAD. . ' ' -- m 104 Noether Pacific .... Okla Prod A Refg... Alcohol fTHE ia constantly 18 I lad ' Ik Vi SO .... ..... ..... Che A Ohio Chi. R 1 A Pa. ...... Colo Feel A Crucible Steel In..,. Cabo Cane Sugar,.,g., .... Oeoorat Rleelrte ..... Oaaaral Motor ...... lot Mrr Marlas, pfd. Inloraotl Paper ..... Mexicaa Petroleum , . Middle States OU ... 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Fr 2!f gJd --Gold, , prompt and accurate result 8llr 8nd vr Jd 11 01 8( Silver and Copper..........31 04 Silver, Lead and Copper. ,.2 Zf7 tt Assay rx and Chamlata tor year At 13 Be. W. Temple, Salt Lake Clt |