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

heavy shipment recently made to the con-
centrator turned out so we'll that work
will be pushed all winter and great deal
Of development done.
THE NIAGARA GROUP
consists of thirteen mines, and some of
the properties, it is confidently be-
ieved. will ere long be able to stand
alongside the Old Jordan and South Ga
lena. The great Niagara tunnel, when
completed, will tap number of claims at
depth OF from 800 to 1000 feet.
THE vEsPAsIAN,
a new candidate for honors in Bingham,
is working big force of men, and has
made frequent rich shipments. 1t is now
under lease and will probably soon change
hands.
THE JULIA S AND LONE TREE
are owned by Stephens & Cleary. They
are both new mines, but every indication
points to success. The tunnel is now in
225 feet, and there is stored away to be
shipped in the spring 400 sacks of 10
ounce ore. Work has been, or soon will
be, closed for the winter.
THE MOHAWK GROUP,
recently incorporated, is worked by John
A. Van Pelt. The claims adjoin the
famous Winnamuck, and are considered
excellent property. They are being de-
veloped by tunnel, which, 1T is believed,
will cut several very valuable lodges.
THE AMANDNA AND STAINLESS,
which have produced much good ore in
the past, are owned by George E. Lee and
L. G. Jeffry. A tunnel is being run to
tap the vein at point below the old
workings, and the coming spring will
doubtless see the mines on the shipping
list.
TIE MINNIE
is located near the Peiro. 1t is being
worked by McAllister brothers, of Salt
Lake, with very fair results.
THE BLACK DOG
is owned by w. J. Strickley and John
Burrows. 1t has made several shipments
and is considered one OF the future great
mines of the camp.
Yeadon &, Heath of Salt Lake, are tie
owners Of
THE FAIRvIEW,
upon which considerable development
work has been done and some shipments
made during the present year. 1t is sit
uated in Markham gulch, and Will dou BIT
less ere long be reckoned among the best
THE MoNTEzUMA
has four feet OF good ore, aud is noted as
being among the regular shippers in
small way, and as one of the most prom
lsing properties in the West.
THE wELLA AND THE YORK
have been consolidated Some small
shipments have been made, but attention
has mostly been confined to development
work, which has proceeded very salts
factorilY and with promises of good re-
suits.
THE TILDENs.
Gebhardt & Davis, of Salt Lake, own
the Tilden No. 1 and Tilden No. 2. No. 1
is under lease, and both mines make a
most excellent showing.
THE MORNING STAR
is under lease and bond to H. F. Sampson,
and there is so much faith in the property
that sale for a big figure is now pend
ing.
THE EDA
is under lease and bond for SIC, 200. A
recent strike will probably be the means
OF concentrating the sale.
THE VENICE.
The Venice No and No. 2, owned by
Jarrard, Hopkins & Guiliana, are worked
is now engaged, however. Assays show
as high as 66 lead.
THE PEARL AND LITTLE RAY
are in the Black Jack locality, close to
the Queen and Lucky Boy. There has
been a great deal of development work
done. The ore now in sight is high
i -, 81.
the Queen and Lucky Boy A United
States patent has been secured, and the
owners believe the two mines will soon be
heavy producers.
RAUCH's GOOD CLAIMS.
The Old Clipper, Jersey Blue and Rob
Roy are in Cottonwood gulch and are
owned by Ed Rauch. They are under
lease and bond for large amount. De-
velopment work done during the year has
made evident the fact that further ex-
plorations will show mineral of great
value.
ANOTHER CONSOLIDATION.
The Benton, Nash and Saturn have
been consolidated and are being de-
veloped by tunnel !, 800 feet in length. A.
Peterson is the lessee. He has made sew
eraI large shipments during the year.
The output for 1898 will be moro than
double that of 1892.
THE FRISCO
has paid very handsomely in years gone
by, and is now under lease to parties who
have the requisite energy to push the
mine to the front once more.
THE ALAMO
is owned mostly by Salt Lakers. II is one
of the new properties of Carr Fork, and is
being developed by tunnel $50 feet long.
This, it is believed, will strike the ledge
at depth sufficient to allow the extraction
of the ore at comparatively small ex-
pense compared with the operation OF
hoist. Assays recently obtained from Al
amo ore are gratifying in the extreme.
THE GREEN GROVE,
owned by Sessions, Herson & Henry, has
a large quantity of first-class and second
class ore on the dump. Surface improve