The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-23
a SPLENDID VEIN,

COTTONWOOD canon about ten miles south
west of town, which has been worked and
shows
SPLENDID VEIN,
but they are stalled pending litigation.
Inc Antelope group, located a few miles
north OF the town, is one of the best prop
ertles for low grade ore. This is owned oy
Messrs. Jacobs & Flynn. 1t runs aoout
S2O per ton, and has considerable DEVELOP
ment work done. They have three tun-
nels, ranging from 60 to 125 feet, and have
about 900 tons OF ore on the dump ready
Tor shipment, another Job for the Rio Grands
Western.
The Little Chief, owned by Chris Carr,
is one OF the silver bonaDzas, carving an
assay Of $500 to the ton.
The Ligonbee lode, owned by Milan
Packard, OF Spring ville, is promising well.
TIE LATEST STRIFE
IN the camp is the Snowflake, a two-foot
vein of horn silver, assayIng in grass roots
from So TO $50 to the ton.
Inc Mountain Chief, located in Cotton
Wood canon, Is contact vein, averaging
about three feet cut with a vertical with
ore running some 5000 to the ton in gold
and silver. This is owned by Messrs.
King Il Son and Mr.. Ware. They also re-
qulre working capital TO develop.
The -Four Aces, adjoining the Snowflake,
is another promising property running
HIGH IN GOLD AND SILVER.
The Robert E. Lee, north of the Dalton,
is another running from 50 10 S:}2 per ton.
The Belle of Marysvaie with a pay
streak OF twelve inches and an assay of
Sl.2O per ton high in gold is decidedly
worthy OF mention. Messrs. f. j. Lyon
and h. M. Rely, have a very promising
Of do in M Il
canon, consisting of very large body OF
white iron, or pyrites. 1t is called the
Little Edna.
Wemust not forget the 'No You Don;tn
Claim opposite the Dalton mill, which in the
estimation of our guide, Mr. Duval, who
bases his opinion on Prof Jones' assay and
statement, Will be
THE BEST NINE IN UTAH
some day. This is contact vein
between porpyhry and quartzite, and Will
average silica and all 2l.75 per ton.
and sample assays of S, 800 ton. This is
owned by MIR. Edward Farsaigh, and he
has good offer to make capital TO assist in
developing. Besides these there are hun
dreds of new claims located, some with
lots of work done, and others with Just
assays made and the claims taken. We
were shown assay books with
values ranging from IS TO hun
dreds, enough to satisfy US that
Marysvale VIII eventually De one of the
best mining camps in The west and only
requires the magic wand of capital to lu
brlcate the stltfeDed Joint of LABOR.
NOTES.
Deer, bear, grouse, pine chickens and all
such enticlng attributes for the hunter are
plentifully distributed around Marysvale
The stream rushing down Bullion canon
is as clear as crystal and it is said abounds
in trout so plentitully that you just have to
stand and pitch them out OF course this
may be 'tishy."
The Lyon people, heavy investors in Salt
Lake realty, have established a general
merchandising business in Marysvale The
popular Harry Will manage the store and
DR. +. j. will move his ofI1ce from Monroe
10 Marysvale.
10 secure room at Marysvale it is neces-
sary 10 send word day IN advance and
then you may have to sleep with another
fellow, as we're so crowded" The regime
of the hotel is unoer Miles Durkee and
Widow Sparks. The former, who is a pio-
neer, says his latcn string has always been
out
The people of Marysville are keeuIv
anxious 10 nave the Rio Grande Western
recommence operations again towards the
extension of their little Godsend to their
doors. The mines are showing up well and
every inducement is offered them by the
people OF this southern Cresusaceous min
ing town OF Piute county
If the RichtieId 1duocate would only send
out lis young editor Il don't think friend
Hales could stand It'll on a trip over the
county roads, it would lind enough to write
on for the next mouth giving the seiectmen
and enough rocks and brick mud
to build Chinese wall The people ought
to take a lesson from their mel gnoors, San
pete and Pluto counties, for good roads.
A few miners of Maryvale got hold of
the idea that Mr.. Ferguson, of the Bully
Boy and Weber mines had been iuiuring
the camp by some remrrks of his Aa in
dignation meeting was held, the matter
sifted down aud found it all rIginated on the
stockboard and n the minds of few NAL
Happily there Is nothing in it
and MIR. +. is as enthusiastic as anyon
about tie outcome of this prosperous min
IN camp.