The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-05
THURMAN & KAREN,
Collectors and Insurance Agency.
EUREKA EVENTS.
Work on the Mines Facilitated by Fine
Weather.

Work on the Mines Facilitated by Fine
Weather.
The great pugilistic match between Fitzsim
mons and Maher was the cause of dispute
between couple of the boys in Eureka when
the news OF the tight was received here The
participants went out of town 10 settle the
affair in true heroic fashion, but upon reaching
the battle ground the big man with knife got
SO much AFRAID Of the little man with pluck
that he backed out to the disgust and disap-
pointment of great crowd which had follow ed
Them TO see the fun. No fun, no arrests, no
boay hurt.
The weather is all that could be asked for,
even by the most exacting. and active
WORK IN BEING STARTED
on the different prospects around camp. Tintic
is looking for b. ON and we have the assur-
ance that there wnl be many thousands OF dol
lars of outside capital brought into the district
TO develop some o. It's properties.
The Mohawk Queen Mining company has
been duly incorporated, and soon the merry
music OF hammer and steel will be heard on the
promising claims Of the company. The group
of mining claims owned by the company en-
braces about one hundred acres of the choicest
mineral ground in Tintic, outsiGe of the pro-
ducing mines lying in direct line with the Cen
tennial, Eureka Eureka Hill, Red Bird, Key
stone Retribution, Yorkville and Colorado
Belle, through all of which claims the ore chan
mel of the line belt can be readily traced by I'M
derground exploitation ana bold outstanding
groupings of IRON, quartz and manganese. The
claims are close 10 the east contact and show
well on the surface. Enough OF the stock set
aside TO be SOLD for working capital has been
paid for to run the prospect Tor several months
There can be no doubt DIS TO the continuity OF
the ore vein through this property, and depth
will place the Mohawk Queen on the list of Tin
tics big producers.
The Graphite, lying northeast of the Mohawk
Queen, is soon to be developed. This prospect
belongs TO c. L. Peebles the Ogden druggist
John Zehrnng and Mr.. Scramm. who have
sufficient faith in it TO have ii patented and will
prosecute work in the right direction. Money
spent on such claims is only loaned on good Sc
curity and will be returned before many days
with big interest.
MINES AND MINERS.
Dr. Bostwick is very much elated over the
improved appearance of the Darficare. The
doctor is becoming so well fixed h at he don t
care if this camp is too healthy for his profes.
sional success. Mining is long way ahead of
physic.
and looks wise when asked about he claim.
Sharlie Nelson is at work on an extension Of
the Home Rule and is striking some very en-
couraging indications.
w. o. Myers is running a drift easterly from
the General Logan shaft. The vein matter i'm
proves right along and pay ore is looked for
every shot. There are several parties after
this prospect, but Myers has had his eye teeth
cut long ago and knows how TO run mine as
well as hotel.
Harrington and Bolger are fixing for a
vigorous campaign in North Tiutic this sc ason
| If the Farragut is not winner then prospect
ing is doomed in this section
The Diamond is said to be improving with
depth. 1t is only question of time when this
company will be taking out enough pay ore to
sink big shaft. Work on such properties "a
the Diamond will do more to show up the re-
sources of Tintic than great shipments from the