The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
The Tintic Country.


The Diamond has closed down.
The Hungarian continues to improve.
One carload came from the Gumdrop.
The Caroline was on the list as usual.
Annie Consolidated is now selling at 1Oc
Why does Packard keep the Eureka Hill
clcsedl
Tho Mammoth is doing better than ever
before.
The Bullion-Beck had its usual heavy
tonnage.
The Young Mammoth, at North Tintic.
is showing up finely.
Operations at the Colorado Chief are
suspended for the present
r. V. Fare came in from Eureka yester-
day to purchase hoist for the Peru.
The old Swansea will be worked for all
it's worth from now on and the incorpora-
tors feel assured OF the best OF results from
this property.
The new machinery for the Centennial
Eureka Is being slowly hauled up the tor
tuous path. There were several shipments
from the mine during the week
The mill being built in Ruby Hollow
viii be ready for operation In few days.
IL Will have capacity of fifty tons in
twelve hours, and the smelling will be
done by eieotricity-tbe Gervase- Brown
process.
1t 10 the intention, we understand. to
treat the third class dump of the Beck AZ
the Mammoth mill. There ar6 thousands
OF tons in that dump and win keep the mill
busy for some time to come.
Paul and Sebastian Troester and Fred
Zipp, who are sinking q shaft on the Bavar
the ledge Monday and received an ASSAY of
10 ounces silver and trace Of gold.
A new within has been put in place on the
Opohongs and the work Of making the in
cline more slanting Is well under way. 1t
was found TO be too slight an incline to
answer the purpose and will be remedied
as speedily as possible.
Biddlecome. Bartlett g. Fee ordered four
cars this week TO enable them TO make
shipment from West Tintic. The ABOVE
named gentlemen have been doing lots Of
work in that section. and the Miner is
pleased TO be able to state that they have
enough ore Cd the dump TO make q four
car shipment-Mi1ler.
The Miner may not have been suscessful
In gathering all the news during its first
year. and probably did not. but bv actual
count 1t did record 5l7 strikes of import
ance during the first fifty-two weeks il was
published. just think OF it, prospectors to
the number OF ten each week finding that
ASA w ILL sAc1 cOukut every week IN Inc
year. IL is something wonderful and in any
other campin the world would have created
a rush unparalleled in the history OF min
ing campo. This fsct also proves that the
ore deposits Of Tintic are not confined to
any one particular section, but that the
precious metals can be found almost any
where in radius Of eight miles wide and
twenty long. 1t Is truly Utah's greatest
camp, and when worked to its capacity.
will be the worlds greatest producer.-
Miner.
Prrk City people are becoming interested
in Tintic properties. The TiDtic Miner
saga: S. L. Radon. L. E. Camomile. \
james I. Kessel. Frank H. White, E. 8.
Buchanan and w. A. Radon of Park CITY
have secured Lease and bond on the claim
south of and adjoining the South Swansea.
near Silver City, and have q force of non
at work sinking shaft. They propose to |
20 down 100 feet before drifting. provided
they do not strike the vein before reaching