Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

ing distance Just ten miller.
Among the mines mentioned " th,
Advocate hre the Bolitho.Huss, Comb.
nation Prospect, General Conner, Millul
| utur, Fraction A, burptiso Gsoup,
Ollzep, Hazel KIRK, breckenridge
Bunkor Hin, Mammoth 0roup, Ro
Siandr, Advocate, Tiger. Echo Moun.
$50 Lion, TtappUf's Pfidu Gf0ur,
upl len Eagle aud Utah, COneress,
Golden Queen, Silver King aad the
Butlot.Beck.
10 speaking OF the Seylor the Advo.
cate says that II Ia probably the best
Known mine In Southern Utah aud II
well detrrvos iis iair reputation. In
/ optic OF tup laio allure Of tue English.
| American syndicate 10 make good
their bargain for the controlling In.
torcut In this blnauEN the mlno has
sustained no serious injuries and could
not DO IN better hsnds than II 10 at
pfeseni. Charloe Lammeradori. the
nfesideLt, manager aud treasurer OF
The bevier company, now hua iuil rad
independent control OF the mine and
Intends to push work with all due
force this year. There nro two reasons
why the mine and mill arc not now IN
NNNANh IlNAANAWhs III NhN NNNN HlhNt
the water eupply has run little short
and muet DO feplunishod before the
machinery can DO run 10 its full ca
pacliy. Accordingly lines are being
run ior pipes 10 tap the olpious How
from Cold springs and Lamm r.
dOff Spring, respectively three ami
four miles away Tho surveys pre-
paratofy TO this work have not yet
been completed End after shat IL done
" will probably take till tue end OF
September 10 get tho pipes In place
aud connections made. Then there IL
a lot OF cleaning uD and repairs TO be
made. Everything about the mill was
upset by tho syndlcite's experts who
used the apparatus anu material ut
hind In experiments to discover the
test method Of treating the orc. II
Will require an expenditure OF Mt least
$500 TO get everything lquared around
IN ship.shapo again and somo time will
he cousuuVd In tue renovation. Upon
tho SEWER property ate three parallel
velLp, all running northwest aud
southeast, from 10 10 200 ieot apart aud
respectively q ieol, IA feet anu % feet
10 thickness. Tue Underground work
done amounts In all 60 800 feet. Tho
average orc value IL sls IN gold to the
ton ana In every ton there IL enough
oliver 10 pay all tbs expense OF
miDing, milling aud ehipplng. 1t
Ia hn interesting feature OF this quartz
that 10 4 ference what may DO IT,
value Ia golI aud silver the ratio be.
tween the two metals IN always lust
sb5ut tw0.lhirds gold aud one.thiri
tilyet. The nine.dollar rock shows 50
In gold aud So In silver and la the dirl
carrying sli gold there lie invArl.
ably 81 Ia silver. Tho came ratio OF
two 20 ono In gold and silver IN seen
Ia exceptionally rich pockets where the
total ore value runs up to 5000 aud 5000
10 the ton, Tue present management
has tbs benefit OF all the experimental
work done by tho syndicate but Pfep.
Llmmofsdorl'H original process has
proved TO be the most satisfactory
method o. treatment aud will DO adopl.
ed when tho mill again begins 10 run.
IL consists OF n combination either OF
nmulgamatlon, copper plates aud con-
cunttates OF OF inauguration, copper
platts and cyanide. In tho tAilInRs
row lying below the mill N about
81 900 In gold. This will bs extracted
by n temporary cyanide plant this
summer and by next year there will he
male permanent arrangements TO save
the metal LETT In tho tailings.
Joining the Sevler on tho west and 800
feet from that miuo's main vein 10 the
Miller group OF tour claims named the
Miller Number | aud Number ., the
Hue Ledge and the Lookout. J. 4.
Miller IL hn old timer In the noun.
taina AMI came hithor three yoaTa ago
from California. Associated with him
are A. q. Hewlett, I. J. Jukes ana w.
Il. Jukes. They have been steadily ut
work for three yearl and their eiloTlo
are manifest Ia n i3.foot shalt, 10 feet OF
tunBellng and number Of open cute.
The ore goes as high us Slb In gold, and
tue boys shy II would take ut leust
$4,000 10 send them OF the hill.t
Tue Holitho-Heas Placer claim, Gov.
ering n considerable acreage OF gravel,
IL about sixteen miles from Joseph. J.
NJ. BOlitho VI this city gnd Jacob He's
NJ Manti own tho property and have
been working II vigorously tho past
year. Tho sand Ia rich In gold that has
been washed down In big nuggets
from tho numerous lodges above anu
the quantity seems 10 be unlimited. At
NANaAhN ANhA AANh ~ MQAh WIN
teams conveying water 10 the beds
from MIL canyon,two miles away. All
necessary property Ia In fine shape ana
there IL every reason 10 believe big
dlvidenis VIII follow he arrival OF
good water supply.
Continuing the Advocate says: Al.
Moore, w. +. Snyder ana j. II. Van
Pel1 own the Trappot's Pride group OF
i've pieces, dubbed the TrApper's Pride,
NJ, a t., Capt. Rpp, Polar Bear anu
Polar Star. Running through the
group Ia n ledge Of as fine milling
quartz az can be found In the dihtricl,
Ine best assny having shown gold
value OF 81, 800. and the poorest drop
ping TO 50, The vein varies from ten 10
feet Ia width and IL
straight goods throughout with an
average value OF about 81.
II extends 1900 feet over three
Di tho claims and In no spot
shows n symptom OF pinching ten.
ieneief; $500 worth OF assessment has
been done this year, q six.foot shaft
having been sunk In one place and
tho lode having been tapped at other
spots through shafts from ton TO
twenty feet deep. AS In the case with
most mines on Badly the TTappeT's
Pride has wood ana water TO give
away. All around the main vein the
art pans gold from The grass roofs
down aud tho owners say they will |
give the whole group 10 any man who
rln hnd painful OF ground on the.
surface above this lsdge that will not
shako out i've cents. Some parties,
whose names are withheld for obvious
,aasnnr ara nauntlntluU fnr mn nnti,o