The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
1intic Properties.

George w. Klein is working on tbs Side
Issue near Silver City.
The Copperopolis dump is being assorted
preparatory to shipment
The Shuttle mills have been temporarily
closed down, but difficulties will probably
be settled so that work can be resumed in
a few days.
A A. Wagner is expecting to return
from Colorado this week and will cammence
at on the Victoria, which he holds under
lease and bond.
o. J. Cook is working on the Uray. The
shaft at depth of 50 feet is in good ship
ping Gre, quite large quantity Of which
has already been taken out.
Fifteen men were drafted at the Nam
molh on Wednesday last and the impress
sion prevails that this number will be in
creased in the next few days.
Work is being vigorously pushed on the
Paxman property. north of the Colorado
Chief. They are sinking on a strong vein
which is constantly improving in depth
A two-foot vein of fine ore was struck in
the Swansea at depth of 220 feet This
is somewhat of a surprise to some WISE
acres who have been maintaining that the
Swansea is worked out.
J. w. Jackman made a forty-ton ship
ment of Carissa ore one dag last week and
has another lot nearly ready to CO. Mr..
Jackman has lease on this mine and is
getting lots of good ore.-Miner.
The Eagle, which Is being worked under
lease by n. w. McChrystal. Jackson Nc
Chrystal, Gus Tetro and L. Q. Doty. is
looking line. One-half carload of ore has
already been taken out and lots moro in
sight.
The hosting works at the keystone are
being raised this week and the boilers be-
ing placed in position. From the looks OF
things IL ought not to DE long before the
mine can commence running at its full
capacity.
John A. Hunt and partner are hard al
work on the Little Chief, east of Eureka.
and report the same SIS looking very prom
Using. If hard work is to be rewarded the
boys are going to be independent one OF
these days--MS1ter.
Tommy Croxan, owner of the South
Swanson, reports that property looking
finer than ever, They are taking out a
large quantity of fine ore, but owing to de-
preston in silver are shipping only about
three carloads per month.
.Jackman and Salisbury, who are work
ing the Caussa under lease, shipped one
carload Of ore on Saturday last aud have
several carloads now in readiness. The
Caussa has produced large amount of
cations will continue to do so for years to
come
Mr.. A. A. Waggoner, who has lease and
bond on the Victoria, besides other desir-
able properties. viii be in Eureka shortly
and put men to work developing each
claim. This gentleman proposes to spend
considerable money in Tintic, and it is
nearly sure thing that he will be richly
rewarded.-Mi,er.
In spite of the fine showing made by the
Pasadena work is suspended owing to
lack of funds 10 carry it on. A large
amount OF money has been expended on
the property and the vein matter ASSAYS
well. AS soon as sufficien. treasury stock
shall be sold, G. S. Johnson, superipten
dent. reports thst work will be renewed.
The grading on the Rio Grande Western
extension from Silver City is nearly com
pleted TO the TiDtic mills and the track lay
ing is proceeding rapidly as possible.
The track will not be extended beyond the
mills for the present, but the impression
prevails that it is designed later on TO carry
1t through into the Deep Greek country.
The engine and boilers for the Undrne
are in position and will soon be in opera
ton. The new shaft is now down seventy
five feet and timbered all The way. The
gallows frame is up and the shaft house
will be completed in a week or ten DAYS. "a
force of men is at work on ore, besides two
shifts running drifts and working in the
shaft About twenty-five tons of ore have
been knocked down and only awaits the
completion OF the hosting plant to be
raised to the surface Mr.. Jones saws that
the Undine is improving every dsy.-Mincy.