Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-08

the company, arrived In the Park
rhursday morning and will take
charge OF the repairs, which will
renuIre about ninety daye 10 complete.
When the tunnel IL pronounced in
lrst-oIass shape the Crescent W ~ take
charge, nut In a strong force aud cont
tjnue the tunnel until 1t reaches n polu-
underneath that c0mpany's big incline
shaft.
nfHoHAM "BULLErIH" BITS.
Charles Millincr was out from the
city Tuesday looking after his cOnoen-
trating mill. He Informed va that
that plant would be started up again In
about two weeks.
The Finus operating part Of the
Montesuma ground have about thirty
tons Of first.class galena ore ON the
dump which they viii consign to the
valley smelters about the 10Th Inst.
Mcssrs. McGulrc & Grebe, lessees
and operators OF the Kilkenny, one OF
the properties owned by the Turngren
Mining companies, are pushing de.
velopment work ON that property and
their prospects are quite encouraging.
J. l.. Johnson, lessee OF the old fie-
waukee mine, continues work on that
property aud IL being handsomely re-
Enumerated for his labor. He sent In a
carload OF extra high.grade orc 10 the
Conkling sampling Works the fret OF
the week.
The Lead mill, after receiving few
repairs, was started up with full
force Wednesday morning, and IL
does the people OF the camp good to
M -
A 600.ton lot OF ore from the High.
land mine Ia bling treated first.
In driving the tunnel 10 tap tho
shaft ON the Leona mine, the owners
have encountered a very promising
body Of low-grade ore. Several feet
Will have to he driven yet before the
shaft Is tapped, In the bottom Of which
they have flno chute Of hign-grade
carbonate and galena ore.
Messrs. Gregefson * Owens are DO.
Ing steady work ON the Lucky Boy
mine, AMI though shipments from
That property are not rs fe,qCont rs
from some Of the other producers OF
the camp, they count whom they ARE
made, Tor the products of the Lucky
Boy are very high-grade. The
operators sent a twenty ton lot to tue
Pioneer sampler this week.
ID. w. Teachenor IN ono OF the luck
lest prospectors In the camp. Last fall
he located the southwest extension OF
the Montezuma, on which ground he
found good galena ore on the sufface,
which has steadily improved In
quantity and quality with each days
work he has expended ON II. Less
than n week ago he made another lc-
cation In Markham gulch, calling 1t
the "North Extension to the Monte.
yuma" And he has already found on
this new claim u twenty.inch body Of
ore which Will assay 30 per cent lead
and 10 ounces In silver to the ton.
Deputy United States Marshal III
Bemis infoIms us that an eighteen.
inch body OF hrst.class galena ore was
In the Eighteen Eighty.
Nine lode this week. and also that he
and his partners, Messrs. klopenstine |
aud Garland, have showing Of four |
Or five feet OF carbonate ore on the |
same property, which was brought to |
light this week.
MOTIFS.
The Ontario mill shipped last week |
" bars OF bullion containing Is, $50. 30 |
hho ohbNcf VI 1ilNtTs
Utah's pro luct Of precious metals In
IbB2, according 10 the mint report,
cache $3.50, 30 in gold aud slO,Os5,-
'2O silver. Tnis was gain OF 100 |
,unces Of gold over 1891, and u falling
Ill Ia silver equal TO 9Ss ,O95 ounces.
The Daily West mine at Park City IA
developing Into q great property. There
IRE now 800 tons OF smelling ore and
100 tons OF nilling ore on the dump,
he result OF the work OF the past few
months. The owners OF the property
iave not yet incorporated, but are
TO do 80.
James Burgs report, rich strike on
he north slope OF the Henry Noun.
aims, in n section where there have
een no previous discoveries. He states
hat well ieiined vein OF gold bearing
uartz has been uncovered. Ii Is 2T
nchos wide, and Ia gaid 10 be- re.
narkably rich.
Pocatello (ids.) Tribune: Mr.. A. l..
lempland, cashier Of the Idsho Ma.
Ional bank, has accepted the position
{ chief accountant for the new copper
liant company nj Salt Lake, and will
ave Tor that city In few days to as
hme tho duties OF his new sit. Mr..
enkinson viii succeed him rs cashier
{ the Idaho National.
VIM. Maloney reports that John
ioorehouse, who Is working the Utah
70, lana tho Vulcan mines at Fish
prings, made good strike OF ore on
no vulcan lew days ago, aud the
Iork Ia being developed to see what
le hnd amounts to. On the Utah No.
the shaft Is down ninety feet, ana
rlits are being run In anticipation OF
riking tho ore.
Laramie boomerang; MAJ. Glafecke
as received consignment of 500
Dunds OF soap from his SOAP mine mt
Iewcastle. The soap In its natural
ate looks much like putty, 10 o iorless
nd tastes like potash. Tho application
water increases II In quantity ten
ID. The ledge from which the sam
les were taken Is half a mile in
myth and from ten to twenty feet In
iickness.
A dispatch from Rawlins says that
4 Saturday n Mr.. Lawrence who Ia
rgely Interested In the four.mIle
aeers Just south Of the Wyoming line,
Colorado, left for Dixon TO begin
tive operations. He will use water
It OF the Willow creek ditch. The
ock Springs company have their
Itch, which they are taking out OF
our Milo creek, nearly completed,
I'd one of the Booth boys who has a
aim Ina gulch near Timber lake,
hich Is fed by n spring, cleared up
Ter 500 In ten days run. A gen.
'man Just In from the mines says that