Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

R'mili0n ot the proportions OF the
RJthschilds aul MUutihDfo in tue flfst
ees'lUu u the congress, will be great
sep IN advance
BY 1itE Committee
To Hon. Grover Cleveland, President
VI the United States.
tine NEW TisTic.
The stockholders OF the Nav Tintic
Mining aui smelling company met
yesterday afternoon and elected the
following officers; T.. A. II. Frank
lin, president. samuel Hines, vice
president; T., j, Dlmmlck, secretary
AMI treasurer. These, with Christinu
Itiodtt and Judge Charles G.. Dey,
i0fm this board Of directors. a fesolu.
ton was passed reducing the capital
stock of the company from a., 100000
10 S610,0O1. IL Will now be- lu 100000
shares OF the par value Of s. each
Instead u 100000 snatcs VI the par
value OF $40 each. The owners
decided to push work on the two shafts
which are now on the property ana
sink them to depth " 500 feet. They
are also expecting to erect n large
steam hoisting plant ON the property.
UiE LirrLE HE'LL.
Articles OF Incorporation Of the Little
Bell Mining company have been iiled
with the county CLERK. The incOrpor.
aiots ART: Hugh Kilkenny, Maria
Kilkenny, Willie Brennan, Michael
Fitzgerald, John Mccarthy, Patrick
+. O'Donncll, Michael +. Clara and
Elizabeth T.. Kelly OF Park City;
Thomas Matthews, 4. l.. Williams
anu Charles ID. 5ivery Of Salt Lake,
and Robert Talt OF Butte city, Mont.
The company proposes to carry on u
general niuing business In the Uintah
mining district near Park CITY, but
the general business Office will be In
Salt Lake. It's capital stock IL 81, 100,
900, divided into l5g, 900 shares VI s25
each. The officers art: T.. l.. Williams,
president; HIgb Kilkenny, vice presl.
dent, anu Charles ID. Slavery, secretary
and treasurer.
AT pIOCmE.
Tho II. &. company are now work
ing twenty men In different parts VI
this mine, says the Phoebe Lode. Reg.
uiar sbipmsnts are being inside to Salt
Lake, Notwithstanding the tow price
OF silver. Most OF the LABOR Is being
.oiore but little prospecting has been
done. While being worked under
lease by Messrs. Swinjlcf and Lloyd
some months ago these gentlemen
commenced n prospect dTift from the
1880 level anu hal run but "A short
distance wnen a good body Of high
grade silver ore heavy In lead was
struck. Toe shat IL being retimbercd
In places, the old timbefs which have
done service for years being taken out
and new ones substituted. The DRIFT
being run to tho west from the 1900
level Ia now run Ia 1000 feet, at the
end OF which raise has been
driven about forty.iive feet. A.
the old surveys OF the Ma.
zeppa are inaccurate considerable
prospecting will have to be done be.
fore the connection will he made.
Three 5.hour shifts ure ut work In the
raise, and It Ii thought that the Ma.
zeppa, which In the early days pro-
duced great deal Of high grade ore,
will be tapped. a DRIFT u the east In
also being run, and IL In n distance OF
400 feet. ore which averages In the
neighborhoOJ Of 100 ounces silver and
90 per cent lead IL being taken out.
| The ore chute IL two and half feet In
width, and about 100 feet In length
and nearly the same In height IN
blocked out ready for extraction. The
greater portion OF the ore being shipped
| from the Yuba Ia taken from this DRIFT.
On the 1850 level drifting 10 tlie east IL
being pusLed. Good ore was struck In
the face 300 feet from the shaft, and Ia
tho same In character and richness H.
that found below.
FROM TIsIIC.
Bailin George Walton returned from
| Eureka last night. He has been there
for the past week. lie reports Affairs
ms quie; there now, lie says the
Bulion. Beck has seventy-ilve men In
the mine, and that nUOui iVf,y tons OF
ore per day, are being taken out.
NOTES.
Fifty thousand shares OF the BUuntl.
full gold and silver mining company
have been disposed Of at uherin's sale,
the price being 500.
The tunnel IN the Honerine at
| Stockton In In 1900 feet. II IN OK
pected that II will have to DO run 400
feet further to reach the vein.
VIM. Selover Is the represe NATIVE OF
a syndicate which proposes to erect Mt
San Francisco smelter to cost u
million anu u half dollars.
The Peoples Coal company has been
incorporated In Arapahoe county,
Colorado, with n capital stock of
100000.
At the Heiner Queen mine in Dry
Canyon, the owners are working In
good ore. They ran u oross.out tunnel
| 900 feet, then dtifted 400 feet anu
made n raise 100 feet when the ore was
found.
Bingham bulletin; A force Of men
IL engaged In cleaning the wagon road
to the York and Petro mines Of snow,
no that the products OF these properties
can be hauled down for shipment
Tho snow banks are said 10 be from
four 10 fifteen feet deep.
The sixty tons OF coke per day that
IL bring turned out at the 10 coke ovens
OF the Pleasant Valley Coal company
at Castle Gate is nil used near this
city, mostly In the smelters. The out.
put OF the coke ovens IL soon 10 be in
creased 10 10 tons per day. The COM
pany employs some $50 men.
Phoebe Lode; over $500 worth OF sill
ver bullion was shipped from the NJ. a
| X, Co.'s works at BulliOnvlllD today TO
Salt Lake. This amount was reduced
from sulphides assaying 500. IL has
been the custom Oi the company here.
| tofOre TO ship the sulphides, but the