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

Above gave a list of the claims supposed To be
on the east vein; now OF the:west, or B. b. @.
channel, and joining the company's claim on
he northerly strike, Is
THE SACRAMENTO
group, owned by John Davis. William Hatfield
and Newman brothers. of Eureka The strike
made some time ago on the fourth level north
IN the Champion cannot be far from the south
emu line OF this valuable property and is said
to be improving right along If any one can
claim sure thing in mining it is on this group
and the Retribution. Next to the Sacramento
lies
THE BLACK WARRIOR,
owned by County Selectman Billings Consta
bic Sullivan. Colonel Sam Nelson and others Of
Eureka. This claim shows exactly the same
surface indications as its neighbors south and
Will yet be producer. Next in the system is
THE MANHATTA,
of the Tone and Hopper group shaft has
been sunk lOOfeet, from the bottom OF which a
DRIFT is being run to tap some groupings that
assay we'll, which the drift will tap $50 feet
Deep Next to the Manhatta is
THE JoRAvE
owned by Billings, Hopper and Haines. There
is strong vein of black quartz, that gives
assays OF twelve ounces silver and So in gold
right on the surface. This is one of the most
promising properties north OF Eureka Post
master James p. Driscoll, his brother John III.
and Phoebe Harrington, have nearly forty acres
of patented ground next to the Jorave that will
place them among Utahs bonanza kings before
many moons.
Messrs. Hudson Smith and Faulkner, of Salt
Lake city, are the fortunate owners of
THE BROOKLYN,
north of the Driscon ground, and have very
encouraging indications in the shaft they are
now having sunk on their claim. Then comes
the Alabama, Charley Nelson's favorite prop
erty; then the Wide West, owned by Dan Dris-
coll. Joe Tom Haskins and Frank Harris; then
the Monta, Tone s. Kennedy owners; next the
Red Rock, owned by Nelson Tone and Har-
kins; then the Allegheny, the proper y Of Mat
Elliott. one of the pioneers of North Tintic.
and then the Virgia and Northern Belle, owned
by A. d. Campbell, of Denver, and C. NJ. Ham
mond, of Salt Lake.
THE MAMMOTH OF THE NORTH
and Ternan's big lead mine are a mile or two
still further north, but are undoubtedly on the
same vein system.
THE SNOWFLAKE.
The Snowflake is owned by William Hatfield
A whim house, 25x5O, has been built The shaft
has been run to the length of $50 feet. There
is good ore in sight, and big bodies of it, The
Rio Grande Western runs within a few feet of
the Snowflake, and the advent OF the new line
Will do much to encourage shipments in the
early spring.
THE TETRO
The shaft of this very promising property
has reached nearly three hundred feet. The
mine is owned by Noah McChrystal who be-
leves from present indications that he has a
most excellent property even though no ship
ments have yet been made.
THE EAGLE.
The contemplated sale appears to have fall
len through. The mine has produced about
500 0 in the past, and it is understood that it
is now held at 100000 1t is well developed and
will yet meet with a purchaser who will make
money out of his buy
THE SACRAMENTO.
The Sacramento group consists of four claims.
and is under bond until June next Itfslo-
Gated in an excellent country, and will prob
ably be ranked among the shippers soon The
ore so far produced is of very good quality. but
no shipments have vet been made.
THE GoDIvA
The Godivs is mine that is rapidly coming
to the front, and will ere long be reckoned
among the best of the great camp in which it is
located. A recent strike showed ore averaging
$50 silver and 40 lead. The main owner 81. O.
Packard, while j. H. McChrystal also has big
slice of the stock The Rio Grande Western
will pass within a very short distance of the
Godiva and will prove big saving in the cost OF
hauling the ore to market. Early in the spring.
If not sooner, the Godiva will be cIassed among
the large and rich producers OF Eureka
THE BANGER.
The Bangor is under bond to John Beck for
$4,000. 1t is owned by S. H. Nelson, is in line
with the Centennial Eureka, and is looked upon
by mining men as being very promising prop
erty.
MINERAL HILL GROUP.
Two miles northwest of Eureka is Mineral
Hill, and upon this is group of claims bearing
hat name. They are owned by Judge j. S.
Watts, Chas. L. Brown and A. j. F. Beaumsh.
They are on a line with the Keystone and are
developed by two shafts and a tunnel Large
Quantities of good ore are n sight.
THE GENERAL LOGAN.
The General Logan is developed by shafts
md inelines, shows up very good ore. several
small shipments having been made.
THE MARKS GROUP
Mrs. Marks owns the Pluto, Hades and Styx.
which she is developing with very good results.
THE PASADENA.
The Pasadena has made several small shin
nents during the year. The group is situated
lbout one mile northwest of Eureka Five or
TX men are kept steadily employed
THE AUGUST,
The August is also owned by Judge Smith. II
ldjoins the Bavaria and the ore is similar in
luality. The advent of the Rio Grande West
I'm will do much tc accelerate the developmens
VI both these properties.
THE BAVARIA
The Bavaria is owned by Judge Allan A.
Smith. and is situated near the Northern Spy.
rhe ore carries 60 ounces silver and from 20 to
5 per cent lead.
THE MAMMOTH.
In and around tho Mammoth +Joro - -