The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-26
MINING NOTES.
From the Park City Record

From the Park City Record:
| The Rebellion hands have all beel
| discharged.
! The Ontario Mill viii start u
again ON Monday.
| The Pinyon is working eighteen
men, and is sackiRg ore for ship
ment. -
| Things will be in readiness to re
sumo sinking at the Lowell abou
the first of the month. 49,
| The l75-foot station at the Hawk
eye is being enlarged to make room
for reserve pump.
| A vein of fine looking galena was
uncovered in the Bible-Back tunnel
last week, and the owners are re
joicing at their good luck.
Mr.. Duignan, superintendent OF
the Jones Bonanza, is expected
to arrive from the east in
two or three days. Work at the
Bonanza will probably be COM
meneed in a few days after his ar
rival. ..-
The Robinson brothers, Frank,
James and L. Worthington are run
ming tunnel to develop the Worth
ingtOn, Manchester and Black Crook,
in Pocotello Guleh. They have a
well-defined vein, and a splendid
showing.
The tunnel in the Golden Age, in
Red Pine Canyon, is being pushed in
rapidly. 1t is now nearing what is
thought to be the main ledge. The
rock is similar to that of the Glen
coe, and some of it looks even bet
ter. This tunnel will develop the
Golden Age, Fourth of July and the
Silver Age.
The work of resetting the machin-
cry at the Lowell will be complete
on Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week, and the water will be taken
out inside of forty-eight hours after
the machinery is started. The work
of cutting the station at the 200
level will be resumed as soon as the
water is out, and sinking will prob
ably be resumed at the same time.
The first of the week, the Pinyon.
had restraining order served on
the Climax, and later the Climax re-
taliated by having an injunction
served on the Pinyon. The last or
der, however, was modified so as to
allow the PinyOn to continue to take
out ore to their side lines. On Fri
day night the Climax company got
out another restraining order on the
Rebellion Company, and conse-
no ore is being shipped from
the hill at present. All the mines
are working their usual forces of
men, and the ore taken out is lying
on the dumps awaiting a settlement.
Southern Utah Times:
The following new advertisement
now appearing in some of the min
ing journals, will be of interest to
our citizens, some of whom it will
be seen, are directors and officers of
the company: THE North Horn
Silver Mining Company, organized
under the laws of New Jersey.
Mines situate at Frisco, Utah. Capt.
tai, S10,00o,0OO; shares, 100000; par
value, S25 each. Stock full paid and
-assessable. Offices: Camden,
n. j., and Frisco, Utah. Exchange
Third and Walnut streets,
Philadelphia. Directors: Edw. ID.
Cope, j. Whitaker Wright, Charles
L.IWright, Thomas j. Hurley, Will
liam Smedley, Phillip l.. Orth and
Thomas Couch. Officers: President,
ID. Cope; vice-president, J
Whitaker Wright; treasurer, VIM.
secretary, George L. Smed-
ey; general manager, Thos. Couch,
1t Frisco"
On Thursday last the working
shaft of the Horn Silver Mine
reached a depth of 406 feet and the
work OF cutting out the fourth
station was begun. Crosscutting to |
.he vein from this point will COM
nence Immediately and be prose
,uted with the greatest possible |
Ipeed. The immensely of the ore
body on the third level continues to
De the wonder of the camp, and from |
he time the fourth crosscut begins,
)ur citizens will await with breath |
ess interest the result which will |
Iettle beyond a doubt, the future of |
,ur camp. Major II. C. Hill, under
whose able management the pro-
)erty is improving so rapidly, is still |
at Little Cottonwood,
md the probabilities are that the
furnaces will be blown in early next
week. Two hundred tons of ore will
hen be required every twenty-four |
hours. The bullion shipment for |
The week has aggregated eleven car
Dads. Z ~ ~
Superintendent Wetmore informs
Is that the within and gallows tim
Der have been raised and placed in
position at the South Horn Silver
Mine, and that sinking the. shaft 200
feet farther to make a total depth
If 1925 feet, will be begun early next |
week, the shaft will be Strengthened
and timbered from the top down.
Prof. j. S. Newberry, of the Col
Imbia College School of Mines,
New York City, is about to make |
trip to southern Utah, and
while there will study the forma-
ion of the CerrO Gordo property,
near the Horn Silver Mine, at Frisco,
with view to making report for
New York investors.
Hon. a. III. Cragin, who has be-
,ome interested in the Cerro GordO |
Con-, at Frisco, Utah Territory, was
,or many years in the United States
senate, and connected with impor-
ant committees, one being on
lands.
Z. Z. Wood, of Chicago, has placed |
10000 shares (controD of the Cerrc !
IordO and Minnesota Con. Mining
Iompany's stock in New York,
one of the most important |
of the season.
The merchant Schwartz paid a re-
,ent visit to his claim in Beaver
lake district and let a contract for
sinking to a point from which to
lrift to cut the ledge. Some splendid
carbonate ore has been taken out
md fba OutInnkr IL vary faupra bTa