Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-06

me1a made In tho Vallejo group by
NuGia. Uahlgrcn Urban ami othcts
rrov that this strip Of country con-
tAius wonderful ore ami that III thai D.
needed 90 make o. r.ch and prosperous
is the magic hani ui wealth. Another
feature That should he an inducem 20
o. cauital Is that the claim hOluuts
along this belt ot county have ONtfs
large gr1upl, many % them funriug
az me- high Ne twenty odd elaine
Throughout tho entire district there D.
no section thnt holds cut greater or
moro genuine Inducements Tor the
investment Of capitol than the strip
oi C0uHtty above mentioned, and the
day IN not lar distant when this Hssef-
ton will be PROVEN TO the satisfaction
Of the world. Now IL the time 10 get
i'othold AMI 90 up with the great
fortunes thst OH Baby aud adjacent
territory will yet adj % tue honest
money OF the world through a nteady
ctr cam u silver, gold, copper and Lead.
Work on tue Peck mill Is being
pushed right along and a large portion
of the frame r. up while n big corps VI
workmen are rapidly getting the whole
structure In share The Union Pacific
has got lie Gliding running 10 tue mill
well under way and will soon have u
completed. Lumber and other sup
plies needed In tho structure arrives
daily, some twenty ears OF lumber hav-
ing already bCUu unlDadud on the
ground while ems or TN re cars arrive
each day. The machinery, 10 the
writer II Informed, will arrive by the
time tho foundations are ready g. ft.
coiyo IT, Tho Record has already bad
the privilege Of once stying Eve told
you I0," and from what VIZ learned
yeaicfday will soon be able TO topeHt
tho saying In connection with this
now famous plant. The size ~ the
structure IL exciting much comment
AMI cur Cllizeus are Just beginning TO
realize the ,xiont " the entsrpfiHe and
what 10 means Tot Park Guy, though
the real benciltu have not ct begun O.
matUrinlizr. Mt. Jones expects 90 be-
gin thu reduction " ores early IN Sep.
tember, ana Nv already investigating
the resources Of the camp o. regards
the class OF orc required, while several
properties ato preparing 10 begin active
operations In the uesr future,
The DAILY West closed down WOdnct.
DAY morning, the entire underground
force being laid OIL. Active operations
were nj once commenced in laying tue
foundations Tor tue new h0l,ting
engine, auI the work will be pushed No
rapidly A. possible In order that II may
DO completed by the time the mhchin.
cry arrives, which IL expected shortly
after this 10Th OF tho month.
The last lot Of shipping orc sont out
by the Ontario cUmpuuy returned a
wonderfully tlne average, going over
500 per ton. aud Foreman Connolly
says tho old Ontario b. slill tho biggest
mlno not only In the State but In the
West. This shipment proves that a.
tue mine goes 10 the deep H. ores are
Just ~ plentiful and richer than ut the
surface.
TIE nfst consignment Of machinery
for the Mgrgan's new h0ioling works
auiytd Saturday afternoon last aud II
~ now nearly all la the Union Pacific
freight yards ami will bu taken 10 tho
mine early next week by James Fal.
fell d 20. Toe machinery was built
Al IinUtvllle, OHIO, and whon In place
the Morgan viii have one Of tue Or
equipped plhnu In tue camp, anu be-
new shaft will BE- sent down an rapidly
aH p0fsiblc.
Following arc the ore shipments
from the Mcintosh sampler Tor tue
present week; Silver King, 500, $3.50;
silver King concentrate, 23sil50 Daily
West concentrates, 2J3, 900; Creek jig.
gingt, 1900. Total, l,Ss9,301.