The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
New Hosting Machinery Opers
ates Like q Charm.
CHANGES AT THE DoLBERG.
GROUP WILL BE SYSTEMATICALLY
DEvEL0PED.


The Began Silver Mining company
has got its hoasting machinery in place
and everything works like a charm,
says the Park City Record. Three.
shifts are being worked in the shaft.
a force of twelve men being employed
! A contract was closed this week with
Lambert, Bros, of Kamas, for 200, 600
feet of timbers for shaft and building
purposes. The company has also put
in $50 tons of coal for fuel, together
With all other needed supplies for sever
! al months, and everything is in shape
Tor hard, steady work. General Man.
ager Began informed the writer this
week that he thought he would be able
to sink ait the rate of 80 to 100 feet per
month, providing no serious nlishaps
interrupted. The company oubtedly
means business and proposes to get
down Ito ore just as soon as possible
Getting Close Together.
! Martin McGrath, who is iascharge of
the work being done on the Creole No.
+ 2, says the shaft they have been sink
ing on that prosperity has reached pay
ore and they are now drifting on the
vein. He also says that they are SO
close to the Creole No. / works that
the work being carried on in one prop
! erty can be plainly heard in the other.
The gentleman also animated that
There was a good chance for legal
trouble in the near future, but neglect
ed TO say between whom, it is pre-
summed, however, that he meant be-
tween the two Creoles. In sinking the
shaft ito its present depth, Mr.. Nc
Gralth says three veins were encounter
ed, but the first two were too low grade
No clai, ,ru,rr for
the past week, owing to the fact that
no tiTnbers could be procured.
DoIberg Doings.
William Caswell, of Cleveland Ohio,
and Harry Hur1n, an experienced Col
Dorado mining man, have taken hold of
the Dolberg group of claims for an
Ieastern company, >nd will prosecute
developments thereon with force of 10
men. Mr.. Coswell will oe in charge of
the work, which will be done under Mr..
Hurm as foreman. Supplies are be-
ing put in in large quantities, and a
force of men will be put on just as
fast as room can be made. Mr.. Caswell
Says he understands thoroughly sIhe
reputation required by the property
Through recent transactions, but adds
that time will place the fault where it
properly belongs. The ground will be
and once under Roadway, work will be
prosecuted vigorously. Mr.. Hurm is
very favorably impressed with THE to-
Biography and the formation in this
camp and he has no hesi'tancy in say
ing that it's resources will yet surprise
the natives. He expects to demonstrate
that the Dolberg group conains a rich
mine, fact that is already admitted
by many of the Parks old time and
best posted miners.
Camp Crosscutss
The Marsac mill shipped II bars of
bullion on Thursday, containing 49,
553. % fine ounces of silver.
The writer was informed this week
by a, party who claimed to have seen
the ere, that a. rich strike had recently
been made in the Meears group,
J now being developed under the super
Morgan says no strike of Importance
was made, the ore referred to being
from the vein they have been follow
ing for some time.
The Constellation Mining company is
beginning to develop many signs OF
: life, among which may be mentioned
the fact that 10000 shares of its stock
has changed hands during the past few
weeks. Arrangements are being per-
: fected for an active season of pros
pecting as soon as the snow leaves in
the spring. Thorough prospecting is
all the Constellation needs to make it g
paying producer.
Negotiations for the sale of William
Bogan's group of claims, lying south
west of the Silver King ground, are re
ported as progressing fayorably, and {
sale will probably result. The value o.
the ground is unquestioned, as will un
doubtedly be proven in the near flu
ture when developments now under
way progress far enough. If these i!
: tract, Mr.. Bogan's ground certainly
contains it.
The Silver King company is building
plant in the shape of a carpentel
shop, the old quarters not being larg,
enough The connection between tn,
air compressor and the receiver ha;
been made and the power drills ar,
( now sbeing used. The mine is lookin:
we'll and ore is being sent to marke
at the rate of about $50 tons pc
week.
Inquiry at the Anchor office con
1 corning the story of a dividend having
: been declared by the directors at tn
: meeting held in Cleveland, o., on tn
7, 18th, develops the information that NJ
4 telegram or other word has been re
ceived at the Park City office. Assis
tant Secretary Scott is of the opinion
that THE rumor is simply father Of tn
WISH" founded on the fact that a di
= rectors' meeting had been held.
CONE TO THE COAST