Eureka Reporter | 1916-04-28 | Page 1 | First Clean-up from Tintic Milling Plant

first clean up from milling plant general manager george dern of the tintic gintic milling company states that the first clean up from the new plant at silver city Is now at the sam pier judging from testa tests of the pro duct it is expected that it will carry 1 to the ton this 25 ton lot will be worth approximately 25 the values run mainly in gold silver and copper mr air dern said that from the first month the company has shown some profits from the operations the plant started to operate in aa a small way on february and the dally daily tonnage has been gradually increased until new the mill Is treating about tons a day ultimately when all parts have been lined up the capacity will be tons daily the milling company s plant has cost about to date mr dern sas sacs the holt dern roasters are giving efficient wark and expert ments are still under way with the knight christensen roaster which promises to be equally successful outside of the roaster department the is now up to the ton capa city and this can be readily reached when desired and after the first ex perl peri mental work has been completed we consider the plant a success declared the manager firmly