| Show - t 'etc Sunday 31orning Fedekal III : '''''''''' Poile by OPM Mining Projects Is Near big-calib- During a period of almost limited government financing these privately financed projects are all the more notable ag is the fact that all four have to do with producing different kinds of ore Particular reference is made to four developments one each in Colorado Arizona Nevada and Utah and in order to avoid any apparent favoritism they will be mentioned in the alphabetical order of the states wherein they are located New Copper Pit In Arizona it is the Morenci pii 25000 tons capacity concenPhelps-Dodtrator and smelter e corporation that win be in coordinated operation within a short time Costing many millions this operation will handle the Morenci ore and it exemplifies the confidence of Louis S Cates so well known in Utah because of his long management of Utah Copper company In Colorado it is gold that hi involved in the new Carlton tunnel of the Golden Cyble corporation at Cripple Creek calculated to add any years to the life of the )n p and its fabulous production en rc gold Erroneously called a "gamble" this project is the result of careful investigation and the decision to finance the undertaking following the refusal of government assistance Merrill Shoup and the Cannons were the interests exhibiting the fortitude sufficient to carry it through Incidentally the tunnel afforded Sohn Austin the opportunity to create a record for record and speed a a monthly record which may stand ler many years for work under Of interest to similar conditions Salt Laker is the fact that a locally manufactured loading machine participated in the record-makin- g work un- - - - - e '4 Ohio Copper ) — '1 A ii '' 1!" ' :4- - a- - : ' :::' - t ' ::i' i r !4 4 ' '' '' S :::: "f ': :::':i::::":: ::: :i: :''1:: i::: '':'::: ''k :::''' :':? ::k !':: ' ':' :'" ''::":! 4 ':': ' - ::!: !:: ': :: ' 't ::iAlf??:- 'f : ::' :: :' k : - 'r' :1 '': ' ': 0 - 4 4 M 4 1 - '' ' k y ' Atu- - ' 4 - D C—Producers of the sinews of the na tion's defense effort—iron ore copper lead zinc tungsten molybdenum manganese mercury gold silver and other metals WASHINGTON r :f " s'- — -- - — 4 ' j' ' ::!':: ''': :' ''' ' :::: :!' - 4 04 - ':: it lo:" l't -- - 411101P'' - -- 4 4 areplanning to meet in San Francisco September 29 to October 2 at the eighth annual metal 'mining convention and exposition of the American Mining congress to discuss ways and means ot further aiding in our armament program - e ''rlr '''''':''' "' lif "Metals for Defense" Is the chosen for thlt meeting of theme ' 2000 over leading mining men and e :::? "'''''t2-': :' ' :'''''' allied equipment manufacturers 4e114-$5ac who will take time out from busy 1'"00:00?:7 0 0: ':i 1::47:':'r:0''':0'i'xt i''?':'''W'''''g'''''Y0's''''''''5'"'I's'n6?S'''ks'1!''''Ikir: ' production schedules to meet in : San Francisco - - : In a preliminary meeting held In 0 San Francisco the national pro0 gram committee for the convention 0 r will 7 Although the Elton tunnel ' '1 had before it received ': r 4 reach :: its objective at 24040 feet front hundredssuggestions i of mining men 4-7-4 i 1 '' --:'::: v I some time this week there will re- throughout the country From I A ' ' o 4:! 4 t L ' ' !74 :4 'tvir r - ' - "''''''' - "' 4 III :f '"41 leaders: :are arrant these 400 of industry about dons feet be to i'''''::lti :::' main ' '6':1: ' t -: I ng a program whieh will Include a i4 - It a' — -L additional tunnel construction con- not ""'' 444t414aa'':?4:4 :!: i 4 MIP 1‘414140 4g o' only speakers from the ranks : ' ' ''':' 0016 : tfo ' ' work and other f1 siderable drifting ' Ii '' ' ' ::0"1"""rf - $ c: '':: :'"': ' ''' ':::'et '' of mining but various of those ' 7""":1" ''' 4:7' ' ' ' ' 4 ": 1 : be about the first who are engaged in the administra t It will probably ' '' ' :' " ' 'p"- i 4'' 'S ' : o' 4471 4''f ' ''' r l': ' - n ' ‘ " : Y: ':: of November before the $1250000 tion of the defense program 40004"11741'4'''''''' : :' ' '''' 'and transportation projf drainage i ect will be In shape for mining op Strategic Minerals stations 4''111 '4 i ' s'" —c' Strotegic minerals "Jill receive f i The National Tunnel and Mines special attention and encouraging :''" i -k w' ' 5e :1':" :e 1 company which is driving the tun- progress will be recorded In the I' '" --- ' :' 1 i I 9144: ' t- 4 ': ' ' k" has halted mining operations effort to supply these key materials : '"i ' 74 nel '7'':t'''' : A zv 1- -i ':Ik 't )41'L? kik" t In the Utah Apex mine They will an 't t ti '''' vitally needed for munitions pro-' ' IP: ' ' ' not be resumed until the tunnel duction 't 'L Itr S:2: t '' ' Taxation labor relations '''''::: 2' '' ' Ih'e ' 'Aio t i "'" ' 11N rv: and development work at deep lev- distribution and economic problems :: i:r- 4i: tit is 44'" els ?'':!!"' finished of the !" ::0 industry will be conio: toqistihu4 National Tunnel a subsidiary of sidered mining as Well as the need of adef :''' t ' ::': 64:?'0-v--::"":4 ::'Z:i'''' ::: :' ' '''' it Anaconda Copper Mining company quate priority ratings for mining i: ::::::::::: '': '' !:' " ' ? is digging the tunnel from near the J i and supplies in order to '' ' i'::::::-'::' b) ' International smelter at Tooele to machinery t'i assure continued capacity produc::'':':''":1 7'7?::''''''' ' : '::! co:meet with the Utah Apex work- tion Special sessions on practical k :: :: t''' 4 3 '' "tc :'' ings in Bingham at a depth of gt and milling problems of ? ':f:'5 :: V 2475 feet Unwatering of the Utah mining ' wide interest to operating men will 4 :::ifi 1!Z :' Apex has already been accom- be held and a complete exposition 041' ' 1' plished by drill holes from the tun- of mining equipment :will be pre ' ' nel '' ' ' Rented by leading manufacturers it The face of the tunnel was in The program committee for the :i )k 23988 feet Saturday just 52 feet convention 1' has as its chairman '' ''''''w smoot"'''''' will The tunnel from the objective James W Wade president of the '""''7-7Rood not connect directly with the Uligt Tintic Standard 44!!!112:' abaft of the Apex at that point Salt Lake City Mining company '''''''''' "4 e 40 of be south the will feet but Manufacturers of equipment are 1 shaft Therefore there will be no exhibiting great interest s"k in plans "holing through" when the objec- for the meeting and to date over tive is reached 40 companies have made arrange1111111111“& From the point of objective 24- - ments to be represented with &sextendwhich the copper solutio'n' floWs to the miff 040 feet the tunnel will be Monitors sluicing down tho copper-beariof the latest developments in plays ed 100 feet on the same course and their machinery and supplies (below) which treats 1040 tons of tailings tailings fróm a high bank in the Ohio Copa drift several hundred feet long with are a 174ahne below Lark en Committee!' ore hug& will be Utah into driven day dump company's per Apex shown in the top photo Center photo shows ground process to produce arolknd 8000 pounds The Utah committeeis headed by From a point in the tunnel a Gloyd M Wiles the wooden launder at ground level through copper president and west of the general manager vice couple of hundred feet of Park City Con- e Rood shaft a branch of solidated Mines company the tunnel will be driven 180 feet City and includes John F flak body covered an area about 1400 by Dugan 600 feet and 1200 feet deep accord to connect with the Rood shaft of Salt Lake senora' City superia 120 was be Goodwin will Mr extended about feet and It Ing to directly tendent of mines International beyond the shaft-opposite the famous Utah Copper and Refitting company Smelting the be will from driven drift open pit The lowest level of the Elton of Salt take Qty gen- J(3 120 a line of milldistance tunnel main mine was connected with the eral manager of International to where the engine ing plant at Lark by the Mastotte E W Eagelmamt of WINNEIOCCA Nev—Repots feet southeast ELY Nev—The Currant creek and hoist room will be dug out Smelting tunnel Garfield of A4are the general that here prevalent Fred This room will be 100 by 30 feet mills Utah Coppersuperintendent grubstake suit brought by O N Gold Mining company bama First Mill Failed room A hoist from the way Steve Farnsworth against Pappas property of Salt Lake City vice compal's to rope the shaft will be 273 feet Friendly the Rood In mining this deposit by the and George Bogdanovich has of and general manager AO ' president district the aNakening biockcaving method it wee difficult been dismissed in the district miles northekest of nere has bOn long Utah Consolidated Mines corn Park blocked-outwit Before a large to maintain a mill head of around J D Harlan of Salt Lake The parties taken over tinder lease and court at Tonopah of copper ore in the Utah pany vice m1 per cent copper 'rho mill nes City co president and general eastern an tion mining Apex can be mined utilising the manager of minet U S Smelting ployed gravity concentration from Involved in the suit are residents cern with llte associated whichjs new tunnel the 0(141181V under1907 to 1913 and flotation during of Ely and Mining The property is in Nye Sunshine ompany dilver mine in the ground construction of engine Refining 1918 Recovery was less than 60 James Ivers of Salt Lake Qty vice Idaho: d'Alene district Couer county tzacka switch tboont hoist room per cent About 7000000 tons were This property was originatly ore pockets connections with Rood president and general manager The partners are now In fuU treated before milling was susSilver Coalition Mine COM Zfn 1910 and considts- discovered shaft and othlr work muot be com- pany CKing of Provo genT pended In 1919 This phase of the and undisputed ownership of the able Keigley ot:e has been taken fran pleted oral superintendent Columbia Steel operations was unsuccessful al- mining claims involved in the it Itgold wasunder by option company though the mining costs of 23 cents suit and are allowed to deal with Wadley and Runt concern w A G Mackenzio of Salt Lake per ton were a reccird for that the corporations purchasing the that compeer was operating :in time property City secretary Utah chapter t several distric the years ago Farnsworth in bringing the but little ac:luil work was American mining congress F L During the idle years of 1919 to doneltt was a he partthat 1923 examination of the accessible suit alleged Mulock of Salt Lake City vice the Alabama portions of the caved area of the ner with Pappas at the time Pappresident and general manager of tt A !Incline shaft kss mine disclosed that the entire sur- pas and Bogdanovich discovered been operations ofU S Smelt- I on M a t the add drivek e i company western property Bingham at Cur- ore ahipmetits-havWilliam J O'Connor of Salt faces of the tunnels and crosscuts the property recover ing will car ore a and of recently ben shipped Friday Lake Utah departwere covered with crystals of cop- rant creek He sought to manager City CIOto carload Monday it ment American ship another of the money and stock made and Re- per sulfate Ideal conditions for one-ha- lf Smelting B L Davis was reported Saturday toM mill nelirhere by M of Paine company fining "leaching in place" being apparent paid to the partners for the lease & Son whii have been the mOt The Friday shipment was the Salt Lake Tin-t- ic chief Mr Goodwin continues in 1923 the and option taken by the Currant recent City engineer on Of the propertY first from the new operations ope4törs Standard Mining company E' company entered upon the second Creek Mining company and the the 1100 level in the mine at Bing- - H Snyder of Salt Lake City vice Gold Point an Mining Comstock innovation in the reclaphase ham and general manager of mation of copper until recently not company who were purchasing SweetwA er president f resumed The company operations County Metals Reauction comthe property for about $628000 duplicated elsewhere in the mine in May after a five-ye- Combined E M Tittmann of Salt and 4 pany Gas FirEiti:t Grows Bingham Creek water was levels shutdown in the upper Lake assistant City manager Utah and distributed over the pumped caved area and allowed to perco- Current Assessment department American Smelting ROCK SP3INGS Wyo -- - Sweellate down to the Mascotte tunnel water countrs gas fields have bePj Fire Hits Lakeside Haffner Chairman where the copper in solution was Notices Posted extended Atwell being drilled 1 IL The Idaho list include precipitated on detinned scrap iron Canyon crceic about 60 males south Monarch Mine Haffner general manager Bunker The following current assessrnent of From 1923 to 1931 more than 40- here anOtiet north of the Colt Hill and Sullivan Mining and Con 000000 pounds of copper were pro- notices were posted Saturday in redo state rhe has been tested at timbers in a 330 Fire damaged stock Lake Salt exchange: 2000000 cur foot flow of naturifl foot raise from the tunnel level centrating com pan y Kelloggduced by this method at a low Cost the Beaver Gold and Copper com- gas at 2760Ki-ThWell is WeeteVi to the surface to the extent of $300 chairman J E BergIrederal Minof 6 cents per pound and Smelting company wit- cent August No delinquent pany Oil companYs Since 1931 this method has been l Ilumphreysl- or $400 at the Lakeside Monarch ing lace A H Burroughs Jr presi- sale date September 9 locateti on section 10 tows- - Mining Unit 17 miles employed for a few years at a time 20 American mine company's Mines Inc Boise dent Metal Mining com- ship 12 101 west between periods of rest when the north of Delle Tooelt county DonaldTeach 5 A Callahan cent 12 president LexmilZs July is delinquent ture pany This area caved is allowed to oxidize H Short president and genGeorge Wallace 6 to date sale company Mining lit':s extended ington Dome and August west of further Latest resumption or this eral manager said Saturday W Gwinn secretary Idaho Min- 28 to J 5 extended Utah's August and August C16' IllicIvatha between was late In July last year A downdraft through the raise leaching Utah Mining company Basin Drilltng is reported contir- and ing association Boise R D Leisk The United States Smelting Re- 1 Kentucky out the tunnel carried live Sunshine 18 sale cent company Ktllower delinquent to July sands expzore from a near-b-y grass fire logg L K Mining uing fining and Mining company uses pdate August 12 - embers Benue Idaho Almaden J' said he the Mascotte tunnel in its Lark-sid- e timbers set afire the and company Weiser Ray Wt The following delinquent sales Because of the downdraft it was Mines operation& her Mackay Metals Exploration were ported: Silver Shield Min- Firm Moves Dredge unfire H to the is Kittle impossible Percy approach president and Inc Mackay and Wallace G and Milling company August All the bureau of mines sent out a general manager of Ohio Copper ing ' Mining and Milling To New:Gold Bed W0014 Salititil Min!ng company 2 Leonora E G Snedaker' is treasurer and crew with masks and other equip22 Kellogg July company ment general superintendent The Isrevada committee is made BOISE Idaho—The Pilot G014 up of Percy G Dobson general of Prairie Dredging iompany manager summit King MIMS lAd Ore ties moved its $50000 Diamond Drilling Set Hair-InterstaNampa Gold Dredging City Fallon chairman Noble H Getch- dredge froitt Pierce City in 'dab eU Getchell Mine Reno L D Gory 14 Co Inc Bros creek to Seeks River about Drilling Boyles lley county Rights Active Once More Penelas Mining company Fel don is diamond some do will it from miles Stanley drilling reported Ion Fred E Gray general man dif BOISE CommisAoner head Electric General the is for the Ek:land company Harry BOISE Idaho--TCallahan Desert SilverInc Nivioc IL an Van C studied ager in Lernhi Clark been has He at ei its the Saturday tungsten property Zinc-Lea- d company is reported application by the Nampa Gold gagedcompa4 in various gold dredgina county Idaho General Electric A Hardy Yconstruction engineer to be financing new development Holzer' Dredging company for leasing of enterprises'Ain Idaho for mark has made no attempt to work the Reno Ott work at the mine the Boise river bed between Diver- years company 2411 City 11 several years mine for at Deadwood in Valley county sion Dam near Boise and Mores A Johnson Tonopah: Mining coop The property was known as creek W S Larship TOn0Pall PanY the Pilgrim mine formerly The Consolidated Copper cor Nevada Clark must allow hearings on any Mill Ma ii Follow Ore Shipments tunnel has been cleaned out and protests that might arise Oscar poration Ruth and Henry M c Binghain a shaft is now being sunk under Worthwins Boise attorney repre- Duffner: Strike Rives secretary Nevada Mine aver-ar-e n 4earn daily Utah Copper 920 the direction of Leverett Davis senting the concern said precauIUnited Staten Smelting Refining and Operators' association Rene — Nev (Al wINNE Mining 6116 tons: National Tunnel and of Boise to tap a 10711 would be taken to prevent new vein Ilik high grads gold or Mines 200 Combined Metals Rednetino body There is a mill on the excessive silting that might lodge has been overed in the Dultriq 465 American Smelting and Refining 150 Placer Outfit Works behind diversion dam ground mine 50 trgles northwest of het Tint le recent repots 'indicate This mine WINNEMUCCANev — The Eu 31 carloads: Tint le standard Godtv Will Dredge Salmon 25 Mammoth 1: United states gmeiting of a was considerabla prdlucer company has in ConRefining and Mining 4: Eureka Lily IDAHO CITY Idaho—John and Shoshone Ships 2 3 Colorado Consolidated aolidated stalled a placer outfit on the Anna high grade At early days Chief View Mountain Iron Blossom 2: I Further divelopment of the nett'? Consolidated Shoshone Mines Inc of Los Maria claims in northern Humboldt George Smith have dismantled 23: Chief Consolidated 14 their dragline outfit on Grimes geles is shipping or steadily to vein is bein planned with a view 3 Chief Congo Motu' (dump ore) (lime) county with a capacity of 400 yards creek and will move to a loca- the Murray smelter from its Gun-sig- to installinc some sort of a redu6 Park of gravel daily The Iclaims are in City tion on Salmon river according and Noonday silver-lea- d tion plant it a sufficient ors bort the Leonard creek district about Park Utah Consolidated ltina tons New 100 miles to reports is uncovered mines near Tecopa north of here A Petrig litabi Park City Consolidatad ' ''' Operation Good for Years ' r'':: '''''''''' $ 47 ' '6' 1 - L544::4: ' ' ' ::' : '''' : : : :61-ir41:4-44x::-4:!r- Elton Tunnel Work Has 3 Months to Go 'e - ' 57': ::'"-'- ":0tdfs'4 rWAkeKin!xS"V40-05VPn!--e40-KMÔNI!:s- ': 4 block ng sus-tam- s 4- ':: - ' ii:::' - ge clay-beari- ::: ::' :' ' :s:::-::2:-:::::::::::::- dIr 414 -- t's - ed 24-ho- ur Royston Starts Shaft Work ' '' - 4 er ":4:i?:i - 44 400-- : s ?1- The Ohio Copper company Dooly has been Operating continuously its mill below Lirk at the capacity rate of 1000 tons of tailings every 24 hours since the new plant was built more than throe years ago and enough tailings completely sampled are in sight for at least 10 more years of operation The company is producing around 8000 pounds of copper a day from tailings which average' one-ha- lf of 1 per cent copper In addition the company is producing mergency pool MOT than 1500 pounds of copper Principal producers held to their daily from its underground leachprice of 12 cents a pound Connecing and precipitation plant oper— ticut valley while custom smeiteri ated in portions of the caved area still quoted 124 cents Export supof the mine inBingham plies continued at 11 cents f a a A detailed account of the Ohio New York Copper's operations were written Zine remained at the allocation by Robert J Goodwin mill superprice of 725 cents a pound East in the current June Issue intendent Louis Et Deco Trefoil of published by the In steel apprehension still was Denver company Equipment felt concerning the scarcity of scrap and pig iron Huge Tailings Dump Industry members suggested the He relates that the tailings dump to government soon might-hava mile below Lark covers an about measures such take granting iallow area 2000 by 3000 feet and is from scrap special freight ratat a few feet to a maximum of 55 to be collected frenn outlying disfeet deep In 1928 the company tricts tested the dump completely with InNew defenie projects have 74 drill boles and the tonnage was ereued the demand for many types estimated at about 5000000 tons of steeLy Plate makers have a new with an average' copper content of requirement in the request for 42 per cent 31 per cent of which 2500000 tons of ship plates after was acid soluble Of this total of - President Roosevelt's call for 568 42000000 pounds of copper 65 per commission additional maritime cent of the copper is in the minus vessels material he writes This will be particularly burdenfloAfter operation of a 200-to- n isomefor freight car builders who for tation several plant pilot caart operating at about half of months during which time the pacity The steel plate industry highly corrosive nature of the copalso is hard pressed because of de- Big Zino Milt per solution Was discovered it was mands for Oil pipelines In Nevada it la zinc ore that found that the only method which seemed economically sound was the will be treated on a large-scal- e procin basis Combined the tonnage al involving leaching of the solLead concentra- ess precipitation of the tor at Pioche Whatever the role uble copper on metallic iron in the pulp of National Lead J O Elton and latter others it is the refusal to quit of followed by flotation of the preE H Snyder of Salt Lake city ciptated copper with the sulphide TONOPAH Smith and his early recognition of the copper in the same circuit There are two draws in the dump 'of Mina has been awarded a con potential importance of Pioche the general slope is toward the tract by Royston Coalition- Mines (we rememb(br when he was run- and but there is insufficient grade Limited of Salt Lake City to !Jeep- ning one rock drill in the camp) mill mile by ert the main shaft at the Mabel that has brought the proposition to deliver the pulp the in so launders is sluiced it gravity 600 of the minetom to its fruition a proposition des- to a present depth ket to 800 feet tined to be of utmost importance to sump from which it is pumped the mill 'Royston Coalition recently took In the zinc indtuttry 01Pt the productive Mabel ground Last but far from least Is the Water From Tunnel from the West End Mining com- Elton tunnel driven from Tooele The water for sluicing comes pany on a bond and lease Twenty to the Utah Apex mine at Bibg- from the company's 33000-fothousand feet of Umber and 1000 ham in Utah Affording many Mascotte tunnel feet of cable have been trucked In years additional life for two great Because of the highly corrosive to the mine and work will be start- - producing mines transportation of the copper solution rub-bod at once men who desire pleasant sur- nature wood are used extensively and teasers are continuing work on for roundings in which to live and im- in equipment several yew faces of high-grawater for Tooele supply portant Mr Goodwin's article gave figsliver ore One of the leasers re- valley this difficult undertaking ures for a typical months' - operacently 'got Into 300 ore it owas Is the result of the 't 1940 A total of 30590 tons tions repoMtd do it ourselves" atti- of orein was -treated During this tude of J O Elton and blo supethe mill operated 99-- per rior officers in Anaconda Copper period cent of the time The at Fraught with danger and ex- the monitor nozzles waspressure 81 pounds bad conditions natural the tremely inch and the average current completion of the task is per square of the feed was 294 per density of the subject much satisfaction cent solids ST 6EORGE—Th12 week marks to all concerned The assay of the heads was 502 Summing up the millions of dol per cent the beginning of work on $800 tars copper which is higher In Involved these four just assessment project on Westpoint than the average of the dump 42 a are ventures symbol of the per cent Four hundred and eighty-tw- o 25 miles west of Stmining claims "rugged Individuality" that exists tons of concentrate assaying George The claims were located int in In the mining industry at a time 2256 per cent copper were pro1900 under Westpoint Mining corn- when such a spirit is so Important duced Ratio of concentration was to national morale 63 to 14 The concentrate contained epany organization This was dissolved in 1916 Now it is 08 ounce gold and 78 ounce silver 1 ton Average moisture content operating as West Side Mining Plan per Idaho Plant of the concentrate wss 35 per cent company Three men are working With Warren A Ross as supervisor GRANGEVILLE Idaho—Kim- At present this has been reduced to The property is adjacent to the berly Gold Mines is planning to 26 par cent old Apex and Paymaster claims on erect a 100-tThe company's 1940 copper outmilling plant to opposite side of the mountains treat gold ore recently opened put of 2207085 pounds was proThese properties were essentially up through a I500-fo-ot tunnel duced at an operating cost of 849 copper producers over a long The property is in the Marshall cents per pound The original Ohio Copper ore period lake district in Idaho county of-th- l 2: :: - a- I mining projmany important ects been headed toward simultaneous completion or inaugura tion of operation d - - - ge privately-finance- 4 46 V10 Qy the Shift Bess Not since the "boom" days of mining and the comparatively recent advent of the large-tonnaporphyry copper plants have NEW YORK July 19 (A—Acute lead shortages were lesaened this vveek as the federal government arranged to purchase 225000 tons from Mexico and Canada Metals Reserve cqmpany It F C subsidiary will buy the strategic metal at 3:25 cents a pound 'ex elusive of duty at Laredo Texas and Trail B C and 50350 tons available immediately ' Delivery will rua through the second half of 1941 and be distrib' sited under allocation by OP M at the prevailing price of 5E5 cents a pound New York and 570 St Louis Copper industry members And OP M-- 0 P A CS initiated conferenees to discuss plans to alleviate the scarcity of red metal by increasing production Consumers awaited action by defense officials in releasing needed tonnages from about 18000 tons of' refined copper placed in the July' 'j7::::s 7 416S0 4 i- Now Rest Later ii- - ":: iT : i so Francisco Mining Meet Will Tackle Problems Of Boosting Defense Aid Waste of Yesterday Produces Copper Today San ?:? 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