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Show DAILY UTAH STATK JOURNAL, 1 mines , f ' .s UTAH AND AND MINING SECRECY REGARDING FARMINGTON OPERATIONS 'i MILL TO REDUCE ADJOINING STATLS OPINION OF UNITED STVTES MINING COMPANY j well at In reply to u query from Iowa the I'niled States Investor has the following to say the United States Mining company and its properties In this state. While the affairs of ihc United States Mining company have not progressed us rapidly its was at first predicted. the company is nevertheless making steady headway. The company has a huge proposition on Its out. hands, and the oiierution of its smelOre Values. They were not sinking when I was ter has been interrupted at various there. declared the visitor, and I am Iieriods by accidents, etc., so that the H. E. Elston, a Philadelphia capitalnot sure that they Intend to another company has not been able to accomtap. Mr. Rumbaugh said the bottom ist, who Is and treas- plish as good results us were anticiof the well was in solid formation and urer of the Tonopah Reduction com- pated. The company now lias four that he thought well of the ground, pany, says the Goldfield News, has furnaces In oiierution, the fifth Is now but he did not give the least idea of temporarily out of commission, and what depth had been attained or what been in camp this week in conference the Sixth has not been completed bewith Manager Barnes, considering the cause of the the result had been. delay in getting the maAfter the conversation I had with advisability of at once commencing terial. him I reached one definite conclusion, the construction of a mill to reduce the A lend smelter is also being erected and that was that It would be useless of the Goldfield district. Mr. Els- and recently the board of directors deores for other operators or companies incided to Issue notes to cover the cost ton says he is prepared to make treattending to operate in the field to deof it, instead of taking the money out ment charges of so much per ton, or pend for a moment on what work In of earnings, which would thus defer y bore would disclose. to buy ore on the dumps outright, bas- the commencement of dividends on the the In my opinion, if oil is encountered the ing the price on the assay values of stock. Consequently $500,000 of 6 per fact will be carefully guarded for pos- the ore. He complains that he has cent debentures were issued, not been able to get together on consibly months to come. Of course, which have been taken by the largest should a flow be encountered that It tracts with those who have mill ore stockholders at par without commiswas impossible to control, the secret on the dumps and in sight sufficient sion. This amount will undoubtedly could not be maintained. At the first to run the mill, but it Is probable that be more than sufficient to pay the cost indication of oil, however, I believe he will be able to do so after further of the lead smelter. When the latter the well will be plugged and operations conferences. is completed and put in operation, it Those who have watched the dewill commence at some other point. ought to prove a good investment for I understand, of course, that the syn- velopments upon the lease of Kendall the company, as it is expected to pay dicate has agreed to sink at least three Reilly, Patrick and Jones on the Janu- for itself before the maturity of the wells whether oil Is struck or not, and ary have been continually apprehen- notes issued to pay for its cost that fact, I believe, will be used to de- sive that the values in the ore would The United States Mining comceive the public as to real conditions, decrease as depth was gained and the pany's earnings are now reported to for the story will be most likely circu- ore bodies widened out When a cross- be more than $100,000 per month, and lated that nothing of moment was cut from the main shaft showed 85 after allowing for the charges on the found In the first well and that new feet of ore, with only one wall in sight, notes and the $95,000 of 7 per cent it seemed more than probable that the bonds that are ground was to be tried. outstanding, the comNo particular blame can be charged value per ton would go lower. It ap- pany is expected to earn at least $3 that the per annum on its against the crowd If It undertakes to peared almost impossible capital stock. It Is would even show better current up operate in that way. It is hardly fair January a dividend will be that gossip to expect them to herald news that with further development But never- declared in July on the stock, which will be of such great benefit to those theless, such is the fact. dividend will probably be at a conserThe crosscut to the south from the vative who are waiting to learn what the field rate, say 50 cents, and therepoint in the new shaft Is in 55 fore some look for the dividend to be contains, without spending a dollar, y combination feet and every foot of it every pound quarterly. and If the , is not to have Its own way in the of it is ore of good grade. When ore field, the sooner other companies get from the high grade streaks has been CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN AT NEWHOUSE to work the better it will be for them, sorted out for shipment the balance 840 ton. from to mill will $50 per in my humble Judgment. If they dont To exercise a general supervision To add to this showing, richer ore do it the time will come when their over the campaign of equipment at options begin to lapse, and then the than before encountered in the Januwith and to Newhouse, active companies, the companies which ary is coming from the west drift. In the Dederich, Joseph superintendent are eight have paid their good money to learn the face of this drift there dethe value of the field, will be in shape feet of .ore, and two feet of this is ex- of construction, W. C. Thomas has for the camp, accompanied by parted A rich. specimen assay to secure all the land they want ceptionally taken yesterday went $6,788 to the ton Manager Fred Betties. Immediately in gold the highest assay yet from on their arrival the site for the maINCREA8E IN EARNINGS chine shops and other structures with this property. OF The main shaft is down 165 feet and which the big concentrator is to be suris showing a Is all in ore. The lessees are taking surrounded will be selected, the be will for the townsite vey inaugu800 500 to sacks of ore daily. substantial Increase In its prodaction, out from says a Boston publication. Last week The screenings that go through the rated and plans generally for active On the snine it shipped 242,351 pounds of grizzly run from $120 to $140 per ton, construction outlined. will make final Betties to Manager trip $180 coarse from rock and the goes bullion, which compares which is line water with average weekly shipments of $275 per ton. Notwithstanding steady inspection of the while excellent service, ground about 182,000 pounds for several shipments there are nearly 200 Jtons of giving months past. Its present output Is at shipping ore on the dump. The mill will be broken for bins to be erected the rate of fully 12,000,000 pounds of dump now aggregates above 4,000 tons. at the mouth of the tunnel For two weeks surveying has been in progress copper annually, and Bingham must on the line of railway, between NewFOR NEW RECORD be earning close to $4 per share on BINGHAM SMELTER house and the mouth of the tunnel Its stock. with active grading to follow at once The good thing about Bingham is that its management, its plans and its The management of the Bingham along this division, while by June 1, field of operations are such that its Con. smelter posted a new record on construction will be moving from as many men as it is production and earnings are practical- Tuesday, during which run 740 tons every point with to employ. possible ly sure to grow steadily for years to of ore was reduced without any apcome. Its custom smelting business parent sweating around the plant and BAMBERGER-DLAMAR is systematised and has behind it an witlr the battery manifestly prepared GOOD SHOWING MAKES abundance of capital, and the com- to digest another spoonful or two, for pany is on the best terms and has a which, said Superintendent Nutting mill is doThe Bamberger-DeLamfavorable working agreement with the during the afternoon, accommodation ing good work these days. The mine only company that could ever become will be provided. The receipts of ore is responding nobly to the draft made a formidable competitor the Ameri- at the plant are unprecedented, the upon it and seven or eight mills are can Smelting & Refining company. Boston Con. having reached the bins kept running three shifts per day. The largest stockholders will have no with over 800 tons daily for several The extraction is all that can be exBingham for sale until it reaches very days with premonitions of an even pected and more than it has been at much higher prices. When the cop- greater volume, while the Tampa is any period in the history of the compers again have the center of the appearing with an average of about pany. DeLamar Lode. speculative stage Bingham will be a 150 tons, with another large consignconcentrates startment of If You Have Dyspepsia, Read This. good stock to hold. The old way of taking pepsin, bising from the Utah Copper company's mill in Bingham canyon. PRESIDENT BROCK muth, etc., to cure dyspepsia is all TONOPAH. , IS IN wrong. They may be put up in tabIN THE lets or in liquid, the result Is just the PROSPECTING DEATH VALLEY REGION same. The object is to create artificial John Brock, president of the Tono-pa- h digestion, but this does not make a Mining company of Nevada, and A recent arrival from Goldfield says cure. Stop taking the pepsin, etc., and Frank A. Keith, the newly appointed superintendent, arrived by privafe the entire region from that place to you have your dyspepsia or indigestion conveyance from Coaldale Tuesday Death valley Is being covered by pros- back again. People use coccalne or evening. Mr. Keith will take charge pectors who sink shafts and run tun- opium for nervous troubles and sick Immediately and a new line - of de- nels on the most trifling showing of headache, it does not cure, atop taking veloping the properties is anticipated. the existence of ore. A party Is now the drugs and the pain and distress rePresident Brock will remain with us preparing to prospect in the Funeral turn. The only Common Sense Methfor some time. Tonopah Bonanza. mountain range bordering Death val- od Is to drive out of the system the ley, where there is said to be exten- cause of dyspepsia and sick headache, sive deposits of high grade galena ore. by cleansing the stomach and bowels, Growing Aehss and Pains. Mrs. Josle Sumner, Bremond, Texas, The discovery of & mining district like at the same time using a medicine that writes. April 15, 1902: "I have used Tonopah on the borders of the desert will act on the liver. This forces Ballard's Snow Liniment In my family would be followed by the construction through the glands of the stomach the for three years. I would not be with- of a railroad that would in a measure digestive fluid that nature Intended. In out it in the house. I have used it on dissipate the present exaggerated ter- this way you cure dyspepsia. The my little girl for growing pains and rors of that inhospitable region. medicine that cure dyspepsia by this nches in her knees. It cured her right Hawthorne Bulletin. method is called Dr. Gunn's Improved away. I have also used It for frost Liver Pills. Druggists sell these pill kitten feet, with good success. It is Tou'll never drink any other kind at 25c. per box. It only takes one pill the best liniment I ever used'" 25c, of soda water after once tryins for a dose. For sale by Wallace Drug So. 51- - Geo. F. Cave. STANDARD. Insist on having it company, Ogden, Utah. The A a Guffey-Gale- y Farming-to- n GOLDFIELD ORES wu visited Tuesday by a man who Is taking a great deal of Interest In the development of the gas and oil Helds of this valley, and he returned puzzled, says the Salt Lake Herald. CUSTOM PLANT WILL PROBABLY BE BUILT. 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