Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
THE HBNRYS HAVE GOLD.
Report Of an EIplrt who Recently
Went In.
List ~ the Principal proptrii's nnd
1heir rtosrtris-N ANN Wage
Confidence Prevails.



have spent ten dayi In loohing over
the pro, poets Of the camp, aud now on
the eve OF departure, We nrr preparing
for cur trip with our miads made up
10 the fact that we are leaving "A camp
destined 10 tecome famous o. gol1
producer. Tn T. are very lew stricuy
pDii ttolucing veins in camps IN TUE
Mt 4 the worl 4, uu1 Irom oyery Inc
icat ON the W liter has strong bnllei
tust tho II nry Mountain district VIII
within short lime take Leading po'
sillon among them.
As yet, one may say, that properly
speaking there II not mine In the
camp; but there are great macy ~
finr prospects NJ can De cen auywhcte
in the world. The properly ON which
there Is the most developments tn tue
Bromide group. consisting OF nvo lode
ami placer claim aud mill sltr. The
Bromide IL ownci 81 ncIpaliy Oy J. G.
Sumner and Benton Cannon o. dfanu
Junction. Mr. sumner was the iirs'
lANu III AAAt AANhANH ~
perlor, and knows bic business. lie
located the Bromide some three years
ngo. and hue. win no other bank nc.
count than the mine. carried ON his
development work AMI erected "a small
I'VE stamp mill ~ u prospecting mil.
Under these difficulties this Bromide
has milled and produced about 5000
from May 10Th TO October Let the pact
summer, very good showing when
the insuniclouoy Of the mill IL taken
into confederation. The Bromide ote
Ia. saved on the plates an average Of
S2l per ton. there h every urOsi oct OF
Boston company Hking hold % thiH
progeny IN tie Hpritg ana it u eN.
puutUd that they wall erect a hufhcicui
plant 10 handle at igast twenty live
tons Of ore day. During the winter
development work will bu kept up on
the Bromide, pushing tins lower tuu.
uol, though the mill III be shut down
ON account OF insufficient boiler cnpaC-
Ivy aud lack Of proper mill building.
There are utcni many fine pros.
Ieota Ia the Bromide basin; among
them the Sailor Boy, Chief Jewel aud
several Others owned by MIR. Scott
Elliott anu tthets, make n splendid
showing under slight development.
A mill run OF i've tons Ut ore from
tue Chief was hal on the Bromide
mill which utttud f33 per ton. Tho
most work has been done on the Jewel,
which II an extension OF the Bromide,
and consists Of tunnel some one
hundred and fifteen feet long. The
claims Of n. l.. MorTis, known a. tho
Ideal and Ideal No. ., tho rcnnOy
and Others, which lie near the Bromide
group though upon another hill, are nil
In good orc. 4 mill run Of 1850 p5uud-
netting MIN IS, aud with very lit l.
additional w0fK Will be In shape H.
produce several tons of good ore per
day.
doubleday and King have some fine
shOwlngs In their Burua Vista, H.. A.,
Whoelwinu, II. w. ana Barton
claims. Tue Buena Vista has the
most development work and now
shows iout-Ioot face Of good ore, al q
depth Of foty feet.
Middle Mountain IL also coming 20
the front. Mr.. L. l.. Morris anu others
have brought In some rock from the
Baby Ruin amt Gold Bug elaine,
which pans very freely aud shoWF
nice prospect These gentlemen have
today stiftei n ROSTER at wo. K on ore
igom the Baby Ruth nwhioh they have
a ten foot face on the surface. MesstH.
Daley, Trimble and PiotiuT hro work.
log t0mo good prospects In the Gar.
neld, Cfcfcuut anu Contact, on Middle
Mountain, anu each DAY gives them
better showing.
j, w. Wilson was In Eagle last
night and exhibited come hne apeo,-
mems VI gold iaken nom his placer.
lie claims that no Ia doing well anu
viii stick 10 Il.
There are many other claims iu the
camp which are making good show.
lnga but Il was not the wrileT's pTivI.
lege to visit tuem,
Tho needs OF the camp are mainly
expressed In one wotd-uapitul.
IL has been the fortune or misfortune
Of the writer 10 visit many gold mining
camps In the past iuw eaTs n search vi
Investments ana / feel perfectly safr
IN saying that 1 have never seen d
camp where there was better opening
Tor "a Q inye'tmen al low hgurts, thau
In the HenTyt. There are several
properties which with little ug-
velOImtut eau be- made PRODUCING
mines, aud the owners are all men
who are open TO far oilers ON n uusi.
uets basis, There 10 need u q cutlutn
mill " ~ 20 30 stamps. Such "a mill
could BE- supplied with ofU In short
time aud ruu 1906 days ln the year.
Runner has II that phrlies are now hg.
uring on the trtctiun Ol such plant.
Wages are on "a pur with other min
ing camps. supplies nre cheap when
the location OF tue camp is taken into
consideration,
The nre now ab ut 100 men working
In the district, most u them pr0sppc-
tors, anu among them are many who
have handled the pick und pan IN
many famous cnmps, such men know
good thing whrU tGey strike II, anu
hty are s'nyirg b. the camp,
Development work viii 10 ushrd
All WihtetOu sli tho principal pro ertits
IN the camp, ANA when blfiug Opcns
there viii be an uuduub,el boom uf tnv
most legitimate surt, lee. babuI upon ore
IN sight that win run IRON SO T. $50
Per ton net.
Although IL Ia impossible TO say that
the Henry Nj .uuiain ore. are entirely
Tree milling, u a. tfuu mat they are n
To the eAtcut OF saving from $50 to sou
per ton IN The plUtyf, ana the lntgt
values IN copper could eusIly DO saved
In concentrates.
The Rio Gmnlc Western rnilrnll
have already furvoyel the Inc on then
road 10 Eagle Guy, aud Colonel DDup,,
the general mauHRuL has made a..
statement That Tor 100 tons OF ore day
he VIII build his road IN mere.
There Is now u pOs,Oiliue aud post
muatgT at EuVl0 tgu htDF,p a. Tuot..ri