The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-29
INNING NOTES.
From tha SortLern Utah Trmes:

From the Southern Utah Tunes:
The Major in Granite district
is looming up now better than ever.
Mr.. O'Shay, Just in from there. re-
ports that Major Burke has received
late assay report from McVicker
showing 47i OF. silver, 10 per cent.
lead and So. 90 in gold.
Professor Stanton asserts that:
'The carbonate deposits are always
in connection with fssure veins, and
it matters not whether a bed or
deposit of carbonate mineral is
worked out or not, the true fssure
will be found far below it, to be
found by exploration and worked
as long as this generation exists
and probably longer. The fact
OF carbonate deposit being
worked out is but the beginning
of the work. The sulphurets be-
low extend regularly in true crevice
style; how isr, God or nature only
knows" This should encourage the
owners OF the carbonate blanket de.
posits.
The organization Of prospecting
company OF practical miners and
capitalists is now being seitsted.
Il will be the purpose OF this
company to sink shafts in various
places in and around Frisco for the
determining the exact character ei
the ground upon which Frisco is
built. The same conditions and
surface shoWings existing in and
around Leadville, Col. surround this
camp, and there is every indication
OF the existence OF vast carbonate
deposits under US.
In q recent issue we stated that
the product from this mine in 1880.
footed up $3.50, 1856 40. 1t should
have read that number of ounces,
which at 81, 10 per or, together with
3216,6 800 worth of unrehned lead
makes the correct amount. Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S. report includes
81, 600 worth of gold which is
not part OF the Horn Silver mine
product. The shipments during
the past week foot up eight car
loads.
From the Park City Record:
The Hawkeye drift is in over 100
feet.
Nothing is being done at the Lady
of the Lake.
Lumber and other supplies are be-
ing taken up to the McHenry.
Drifting for the vein from the shaft
on the 400 level, in the Jones Bon
ARIA, continues.
Orc shipments from the Rebellion
commenced yesterday. The ore body
is looking better with every stroke OF
the pick. Lumber for the ore house
is all up.
Mr.. Pearson, the superintendent of
the Sllger Bar, is working . force of
men on the Mountaineer. He ex.
poets to take out and sack several
tons OF good ore early next week.
The fires have been put out under
the Empire boilers, and tsnking
stopped. There is over 100 feet Of
water in the shaft. The men are
laying of. waiting for pumps and
boilers.
The men have been experiencing
rough time in taking the boiler over
TO the Utah. Flagstaff hill is noted
for snow storms. and when it ia clear
in Park City it is often drifting and
storming iuriously up there. But
three-.ourths of a mile have been
this week. every foot of which had to
be shoveIed out. 1t is yet this side of
the summit.
The Garfield, Elkhorn District, is
being pr0speoted by a tunnel, now in
80 feet. One excellent ledge has been
run through, and several fms feeders
have been cut. The vein will be cut
in q short time at a depth of 100 feet.
The discovery shaft il down but
twenty five feet, water coming in at
that depth. Many who have seen the
property believe it to be on the
Glenco fssure. Excellent looking
gray quartz, filled with galens has
been taken out of the discovery shalt,
sssaying up to So.