Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-28

management the properly would 20 IN he
paying dividends. In addition 70 tue
Branch, the Eleie, Dalton ami Mary,
adjoining the Branch, would yield
considerable orc from developments
already made, and the Calico, when
opened little more, will prove to be
q valuable mine, and greater producer,
and tho Lucy Moorish In the near
future will prove 10 bo n very valuable
claim, as there has been found recent
ly some OF the richest gold quartz that
has been discovered In this country,
near the Lucy Morfish side line. After
mining the ground thoroughly, i
am convinced the gold vein, although
covered with debris. will DO found
crossing through the Lucy Morrish
claim. I viii call your attention to
the fact, that the Bully Boy n Webster
mines, with the saoie quality OF ore rs
tnat In the Branch, Elsie and Mary,
has been paying for the pas. three
years because thsy hal mill to WORK
their ores here. rue superintendent,
Mr.. Forguson, told-mc ne could not
run the mine without tho mill, and the
cost OF mining and handling the Bully
Boy q Webster ores, was much greater
than IT Is with us Ia working
the Branch. With such large
amount OF ore already In sight,
and which, az the work of ex.
plorstion and development advances,
will prove 10 be Immense In the extern
sive properties owned by ,hc company,
1t should not ,be difficult, to raise ample
funds to prosecute the work aud 10
cree. q largo plant, capable OF working
fifty or sixty tons a day, with which,
lg, lnx ftn n - n nj N
dividend Of two OF three cents n month
on every share OF stock could be de.
clsred. have had twenty seven
years practical experience In mining,
and ahi known by \ number OF mining
men Ia Salt Lake City, Park City and
Bingham, and stake my reputation
M a miner on the CORRECTNESS, OF this
statement, every Item OF when stand
ready to verify g. the satisfaction OF
any expert tho company may choose
10 send down 70 examine the proper
tie,. In conclusion | would recon-.
mend that the company, Ny all means
drive the main tunnel ahead, and II II
IL In th-ir power, TO erect u plant Tor
tho working OF the ores.
Very respectfully your,
Mining Supt. Of the Dc,sret q. u 5.
NJ. & N. Co.
After reading the above ropor. from
Supt. Tate, 1 cheerfully endorse his
conclusion as TO the great value OF tho
Deseret company's properties, aud a'a
mill proposition IL Is one OF the very
brst 1 have ever seen In my mining
experience covering more than twenty
yoars. Last June, as a mining expert,
! made u thorough examination OF all
the claims, lodcs, veins, outcroppings,
tunnels, shafts, ore bodies, mill site,
dumping grounds, mining timber,
water power, mining supplies, ETC.,
belonging to said company, AMI must
say l never before saw rs fiue and
promising group OF properties surround.
cd with NJ many ani such great natural
advantages. | will add that tho vein
Of ore In the main tunnel OF theBranch,
which 10 u true nssurc, eau be- fJilowei
NJ easily rs ons OF the streets Of Salt
Lake, aud that | have known lots OF
properties not nearly rs valuable ~ the
Branch alone, sell for q million dollars.
II 10 also my ssnguine opinion that
very soon after theeIection OF suitable
plant for reducing the ores these MINIS
can be made to pay handsome div.
dend on the capital inverted. I would
say, by ali means put Ia plant.
MARTIN *. HARDNESS.