IC 7497 Mining Practices at the Harrington-Hickory Mine, Beaver Oounty, Utah

- Organization:
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
- Pages:
- 22
- File Size:
- 1060 KB
- Publication Date:
- Apr 1, 1949
Abstract
This paper describes metal- mining practices at the Harrington -Hickory
lead - silver - zinc mine at Milford , Beaver County , Utah . The operations of
the Harrington-Hickory incorporate a number of features that should prove
of interest and value to other operators of small mines . These features
include employee participation in profits , a well- laid -out electrical system,
adequate financing , a well - balanced equipment and supply inventory , a
well - organized system of bookkeeping , adequate roads , and good management .
As crude ore is shipped directly to smelters and mills in the Salt Lake
Valley , close attention is paid to see that the ore is segregated by classes
and treated where it can bring the greatest not return .
A combination of these features has resulted in maintaining relatively
low costs, considering the grade and size of ore shoots at a time , during
and following the war , when equipment , supplies , and labor were costly and
difficult to obtain . The period covered in this report includes two war
years and two years following , from April 1, 1944 to June 30 , 1947 .
Citation
APA:
(1949) IC 7497 Mining Practices at the Harrington-Hickory Mine, Beaver Oounty, UtahMLA: IC 7497 Mining Practices at the Harrington-Hickory Mine, Beaver Oounty, Utah. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1949.