The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25
SILVER MOON.

SILVER MOON.
The Moon is owned by the Tintic Mining and
Milling company. The shipments were very
light, 600 pounds.
Six thousand eight hundred pounds of ore
was produced by the Estella.
THE PRIMROSE.
The Primrose produced II, $50 pounds
THE BROOKLYN.
Milan Packard of Springville, is the owner
of the Brooklyn, upon which he has done con-
siderable development work during the year.
The shipments were two in number, aggregat-
eating $4,000 pounds.
THE TESoRA.
The Tesora is owned aud worked by G. II.
Blanchard, of Silver. 1t Is very promising
claim, although the shipments were light this
year, reaching only $4,000 pounds.
THE GUM DROP
Quite little development and exploration
work has been done by W. w. Hinch The
shipments reached g., $50 pounds.
THE SHOWERS.
The Showers was a very light shipper only
5,4OO pounds reaching the market.
THE GOVERNOR.
which he believes has the making of very
good mine. 1t is only partially developed; the
shipments reached 1850 pounds.
THE RISING SUN.
Nine thousand three hundred pounds came
from the Sun. which is owned by H. c. Wilkin,
and is under bond and lease to H. c. Hoffman.
THE PARK.
Only $500 pounds of ore were shipped.
THE SIOUX GROUP.
This group of mines is owned by c. E. Loose,
T. r. Cutler S. S. Jones and others of Utah
county. Work is being pushed with all the con-
idence that characterizes owners of a good
mine, and there appears to be no chance
for confidence being misplaced. The shipments
reached S67 $50 pounds, and will be greatly in
/ creased during the next twelve months. The
owners are very anxious to erect teaching works
to be run in connection with the mine, and it is
quite possible construction will be commenced
in the early spring.
THE TREASURE.
]. E. Dooly and Thomas Marshall are the
owners of the Treasure. Considerable work
has been DONE and the shipments to datereach
/ 1880 pounds
THE LUCKY
The Lucky is an oldtimer and developed by a
tunnel merely. 1t has changed hands probably a
dozen times and considerable ore was shipped
years ago. 1t had lain idle for some time, how
ever, when the mining fever again broke out a
short time ago and c. r. Hancock took hold Of
it. He had done but little work when he en-
countered vein of fine ore, which promises tc
develop as work progresses The frst-class
assays about 100 ounces silver and 80 per cent.
lead, while the second shows 50 silver and g
Ny ~ hos IN h n
ore on the dump now, but will not make a ship
ment until he has mined 100 tons. The Luck!
is not being mined it is merely beinG
''gouged,n and with systematic development
Will prove to be well worthy its name.
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.
= This property is owned by s w Eccles, F
H. Dyer, W. II. Remington and j. S. Cameron
1T is located Immediately back of the Nam
, moth. The shaft is down about 2l5 feet. Their
is no ore yet, but the owners think they have
an excellent property, as is evidenced by The
fact that they have spent considerable money
up to date, and intend to expend a great dea
more. The new steam hosting works latel,
added will do much to aid in the development
The Eureka Consolidated company has fiv
claims.
DIAMOND. CONSOLIDATED.
t The control of the Diamond Consolidated is il
the hands of Louis Bamberger. Tn shaft i
. now cutting through an immense vein of low
y grade iron ore. and there is every indication O
a near approach to a silver vein.
THE NORTH EUREKA
The North Eureka is an incorporated CON
s pany, with It. p Murray as president, Hug
e Deprezen, vice president, James A. POLLOCK
t secretary Pat Donneliy, mine superintendent
= Considerable work has been done during tn
n year both on the surface and underground
s The mine has been idle for a couple of month
5 past, but will start up again abou
: the first of the coming year. Tn
e shaft is down 100 feet, all
n quartz, which assayed from the surface.
e blacksmith shop boarding house and sha
t house have been erected and a within put on III
# shaft. The company is more than pleased wit
S the results so far attained.
{ THE OLD SCOTIA.
The Old Scotia is situated in West Tint
1t is owned by the Boston Tintic Mining con
pany, and is being worked under bon
d and lease by Walker & Maybee. n
/ shipments by the leasers have bee
n made, the contract requiring that the ore /
, piled up on the dump. The mine has produce
g in the past over 13 OOO tons of ore and all fro
u a depth of seventy-five feet. Mr. w. f. Jane
who is interested in the property, says there
reason TO believe that the Scotia will soon d.
IS velop into q very big mine The most saJi
rs factory results have followed. The mine lool
is better as depth is attained, and will soon /
among the best of the goods in Tintic's rio
storehouse.
: THE .oRE sHIPMANTs.
IL lbs
From Eureka Observation-Disclosures -131, 55S 0
Silver City and 1ronton A, 1851 Z
. Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IT'S 49,