The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-24
MEpEA coNsoLIDATED.

B. ChriStlanson is the owner OF the
Medea, upon which large amount OF
work was done during the past few
months, and there is every reason to be
lieve that the faith that IS within Mr..
Christensen will be rewarded.
RIcHMoND AND ANACONDA co.
This company has lately let big con-
tract on the Richmond group, which
shows seven iron lodges, and promises to
be among the steady producers in a re-
markable short time.
SOUTH SWANSEA.
The South Swansea. owned by Tom O..
T. CroXall, once q resident of this city
has shipped about 375 tons of ore, which
has averaged profit of 800 per ton. In
addition to this, there has been great
deal OF Development work, so that the
mine is now in better shape than ever.
Eighteen months ago, the South Swansea
was unknown, but she will yet become
one Of the best properties in the great
| Tintic district.
THE FAIRvIEw
on the hill above the Mammoth and Cop
perpOl1s, has been worked with success
during the year. The ore, so far, is low
grade, but promises well.
THE SIOUX.
One OF the most promising groups of
the entire district is the Sioux, owned by
S. S. Jones, Z. II. Catler and others. Ii
has paid several assessments during the
year, the shipments being greater than
ever before. Early this coming spring
mill will be erected, either at the mine or
near by for the treatment of the ores. The
Sioux is little bonanza all by itself, and
the owners are so confident Of this that
they will spend great deal of money IN
development work during the coming
year.
TIE BEssARABIA.
ten-foot body of good ore is shown in
Mammoth hollow, and the mine is owned
by w. D. Myers and others.
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.
After the putting in Of a shaft to the
depth OF 225 feet, the Eureka Consolidated
| closed down, and Will probably remain
tied up for some time. First class steam
! hosting works were put in, and great
deal of money spent on the plant. The
cause OF the suspension of work was the
death OF one of the principal owners of
the property.
THE YANKEE GIRL,
once known as the Lucky, which has pro-
duced much rich ore in the years gone by,
has changed hands probably a dozen
times. 1t is now under bond and lease to
Z. A. Valley, who has made quite
number of surface improvements. The
frst-class ore goes about 100 ounces silver
and so per cent, lead, and the second
class about so silver and 80 lead.
THE SWANSEA,
under the management of William Hat
field, has made ere shipments during the
year. 1t shows heavy body Of lead and
silver ore.
| THE OLD SCOTIA.
The Old Scotia is situated in West Fin
tic 1t is owned by the. Boston-Tintic
Mining company, and is being worked
under bond and lease. Several Shipments
/ have been made. The mine has produced
in the past over Is, 900 tons of ore, and all
from a depth Of seventy five feet. Mr..
! W. F. James, who is interested in the
property, says there is reason to believe
! that the Scotia will soon develop into a
very big mine. The mine looks better
! as depth is attained, and will soon be
among the best of the goods in Tintic's
rich storehouse.
THE JULIAN LANE.
This mine is owned by Michigan par
ties. But very little work has been done
during the year, although the property is
one of the most promising in the whole
district. Some small shipments have
] been made, however
THE SILVER SPAR
is owned by George Ryan, and is very
/ close to the Red Rose. 1t IS now under
bond and lease, the figure being $50, 600.
THE HERKIIER.
The Rerkimer Mining company is q
new corporation. The property lies west
! Of the Diamond. Thirty men are now
employed and fine plant has been put
/ in. SO far no shipments have been made,
| but the coming spring wiz doubtless see
much ere come from this property.
TEE DIAMOND.
! The Diamond shaft is now down 400
! feet, and is equipped with $40, 900 steam
hoist. A drift OF 400 feet has been run,
and there is every indication that the vein
is near at hand. a boulder recently en-
countered showed $50 in gold.
TIE SUNRISE.
at West Tintic, has made a remarkable
/ showing considering the work done, and
will probably be heard from very often
| during the coming summer.
THE HAILsToNE
is owned by Brown, Powder & Leach. It
/ is a new claim, assays showing fifty to
! seventy-fv ounces silver and fifty lead.
THE LUCILLE
is owned by Biddlecombe. Bartlett & Fee.
1t is developed by 100-foot shaft and q
ninety foot drift, and has lately produced
| ore carrying $50 gold to the ton.
THE eREENLEAF.
! The Greenleaf Gold and Silver Mining
I company was incorporated in 1892. Il
owns the GreenIeaf and Birdie claims,
upon which considerable work has al
ready been done. The incorporators are
well-known mining men of Eureka,
among them being Fred Jensen, William
Humphrey, Fred Nelson, William Dur
and and Edward Pike.
THE BIDDLECOMBE.
There is plenty OF good ore in the Bid
dlecombe, which is one OF the most prom
islng OF all the properties in West Tintic.