The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
MINING HATTERS.
Prom the Southern "a Tfmes:

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Nothing new a. the Horn Silver
The grading to tie mine will proba
bly, be finished in one week. Bullio
shipments for the two, weeks endin
yesterday foot up twelve cars, of tn
value OF S23. 676.
the Frisco Compsny's smelter i
working about forty tons OF Gave anC
Horn Silver ores per day, and every
thing is running satisfactorily. Int
boilers st the concentIa.or were se
this geek, and the roof is being puf
on the Building. We hope snon to b,
able 10 chronicle the starting up o.
the NO Ks. Nothingi new at the
mine.
The shaft on the Carbonate No.
is down tReuty-eight feet in the vein,
and Indications improve as depth ID
attained. Assays from the surface
showed only trace OF mineral, while
o from the bottom OF the shaft
yesterday gave Sl2.S5 gold and silver.
Two shifts are now being worked.
The owners seem to have great con.
6denoe in this property. and We hope
to see them rewarded for their energy.
We paid Beaver Lake District q
Welt this week, and found but little
doing. Saw no one at work, but
were told that some prospect work
Was being done on the other side OF
the mountsin. The formation is lime,
granite and ouartZite. The mineral
deposits occur az far as We were able
TO examine, in the lime and quartzite,
in some instances near the contact,
but never in it.
The Last Chance or Beaver Lake,
situated about one mile south of the
Nabob Eureka, ct a depth OF only
eight feet, shows about two feet of
iron. gslena and carbonate ore, some
OF which is OF high grade. Mr.. Mona.
han, one of the owners, oontem-
plates beginning work on this claim
shortly, and il Indications go for any
thing, the Last Chance will develop
iato paying property.
From the Park City Record;
Excellent ore is being taken out of
the White Pine, from the 800 level
east, and between the 100 and 200
levels west. The grade is high,
averaging over 5000 on the 800 level,
in twelve inch seam, and over $50
above the 200 level, in a twenty-five
inch seam.
We understand 8 rich strike has
been made about 200 feet southeast
Of the Jones Bonanza, in the Nancy
Till. A strong vein, to all appear.
ancee true fissure, has been struck !
at depth OF thirty feet. Assays as
nigh as $125 have been made from
i. It is owned by Andrew Hayden, /
Kennedy, William Wall and |
William Balance.
The new boarding house at the
Utah ia finished, and is Que of the
best arranged and most commodious
n the district. Patrick Tracy and
l.. Brown have private rooms in
he building. The building covering
he boiler, pumps, etc., is also com.
oleted. The boilers Tor the new
loiating works are at Echo, and the
Engines are on the way.
Charley Stree! is cleaning out the
upper workings OF the Jupiter. He
Eill proceed TO stope out what
re he finds, drifting both ways from
ne incline. There IS now five or six
Ons OF $500 ore in the cabin. The
unnel run last last spring is not in
ar enough to catch the vein. 1t will
ut the ledge 200 feet deep. The
nine is in a splendid location. A
unnel run near the foot of the hill
will cut the ledge 600 feet deep. No
loist'ng or pumping machinery will
70 needed for years. So fine mine
hOuld not remain idle and the
Iwners know it.