The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-29
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EUREKA DEnOCRAT NOTES.
Active Developments in Progress
Throughout Tfntic District.

Active Developments in Progress
throughout Tfntic District.
Work goes merrily on at the Undine.
A large shipment of ore Of fair grade
is in preparation.
The Gemfni started up last week
with force of So men. A large ship
ment of ore is being prepared which
will be made in few days.
A car of ore is being prepared for
shipment at the Lucky Boy. A 3-foot
vein is being developed which gives
promise of proving a good thing.
Professor Marcus Jones. who has
large force of men and the develop
ment Of this splendid property will be
rapidly pushed. sass
Baxter & Woodmansee are having
work done on the York, near Silver.
The shaft is now down so feet with d
fine showing of good vein matter at
the bottom.
A change of formation has been en-
countered at the Logan which is very
favorable. The shaft is being steadily
sunk and matters are moving along
nicely.
The Tetro is working the usual force
and the ground broken proves to be
we'll mineraliZed. The company con-
template putting in a plant TO operate
machine drills IN the near future.
The road to the GOdiva is completed
and the work of grading for the engine
and machinery has begun. The hoist
ing plant from the Colorado Chief is
being removed TO the Godiva. where
it viii be used to operate the prop
erty.
: About July will witness the resump-
ton of work at the Eureka Hill mine
and mill. When all is in readiness both
will be operated to their full capacity,
100 stamps dropping at the mill and
two shifts working at the NINE. This
will give employment to large num-
Der of men.
3. F. Thornburg, a former real es-
tate dealer of Salt Lake, has located
at Silver City, where he has some val
liable claims, and is giving his atten-
ton to mining enterprises. He re-
Gently sold the Mamie. located on the
Sunbeam vein, to Salt Lake parties.
who will start at once to develop the
I property.
A E. Hyde of Salt Lake visited the
/ Buckeye Sunday and expresses himself
well pleased with the present showing
Z AL VI QCA mas DCCn SlFCH LII LAiC SILK
+ ing of the shaft depth of so feet more
making in all 800 feet. A car of ore is
( being prepared for shipment to be
made in few days.
( Work will be commenced on the Po-
+ cahontas the latter part of the week.
/ This property lies on the Sunbeam vein
/ and promises to enrich the owners
/ when developed in a systematic man
I ner. The Groupings show good values
/ in the precious metals. and when a
1 reasonable depth is reached will GER
! tainly lead to paying ore.
I Parties returning from Deep Creek
! report having met the Union Pacific
officials who left here last week, on
/ their tour of inspection through the
district. Many prospectors and mining
men of that section feel confident that
/ a. railroad will shortly enter that re-
/ gion which will facilitate the transport
/ tation of ores too low in values to be
hauled by wagon such a great distance.
That district has a great future and
a railroad is the "open sesame to the
vast treasures of gold and silver hidden
therein.
The Mammoth mine, after a shut
down Of three days. owing to the drop
1 ping of the cage to the bottom of the
/ shaft and doing considerable damage.
4 started up the first of the week with
/ the usual force OF men. The new en-
( CINE and other machinery purchased
from Frazer & Chalmers arrived dur
/ ing the week and will be put in place
/ as soon as possible. The crushers used
at the mill will be transferred to the
ore bins to crush the ore before being
taken to the stamps.
VIII Morris and Billy Ward returned
from their prospecting trip to Marys-
vale Thursday. They report consider
able activity in that district and say
! The people there are very enthusiastic
{ over the prospects of anew railroad.
4 They have made a number of loca-
tons and on some of their claims have
I uncovered fine lodges which give splen-
/ did assay returns. They have un-
bounded faith in the district and feel
/ confident that a railroad will bring
about vast change in the mining in
/, dustry there.