Bingham Bulletin | 1927-11-03 | Page 2 | October Production of Park-Bingham Shows Increase

Park City property of the company and reports that he is more than pleased pleas-ed with developments. The drift ia now within 75 feet of the Glencoe fissure, according to the orginal estimate es-timate of the objective, but he utatei that it may be picked up at any time. New water is coming in at this point, he states. October Production of Park-Bingham Shows Increase October production of the Park- Bingham Mining company increased to 1485 tons of ore, against 1066 tons shipped during September, Manager Man-ager Frank E. Porter announces. Values also improved. Average of October production shows that values ran .094 ounce of gold; 13.54 ounces of silver to the ton; lead, 15.50 per cent; copper, 95 per cent, and line, 4.14 per cent, as compared with .073 ounce of gold, 10.98 ounces of silver to the ton; 12.18 per cent lead; 83 per cent copper and 3.77 per cent zinc for September. Mr. Porter announces that 2000 tons will be shipped during November and at much greater profit, due to the condition of the various stopes and improved mining facilities. Mr. Porter spent Sunday at the