The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-16

prominently before the mining men of
Utah. and this is the initiatory step to
the development of district which VIII
surpass even Mercur or Cripple creek
Keep your eyes open.-Nephi Times.
A copy of the Idaho Mining News. pub
lished at Boise City under the auspices
of the Idaho Mining exchange, has been
received at this Office. The News contains
valuable information relative TO ldano
great mineral resources, and we trust
that it will become a power for good in
the land, as 1t deserves to be.
-Four or five days ago Messrs. Emerson
and MCGOWAN returned from an eX-
tended prospecting trip in the southern
country. They bring with them samples
of what promises to be the largest cop
per NINE ever discovered in the state or
Nevada. The ledge, which is from 50 10
40 feet in width, extends for over Two
thousand feet in length, the assays from
them go from 3l per cent. to 70 per cent
copper. The find has caused quite an ex-
element, they are in Lincoln county ana
about nine miles this side of the Color
ado river, and about twenty-five mics
from the Vegas ranch. The gentlemen
will return to the mines in a lew days
with supplies to Thoroughly Open ~ e---s
property, and also TO ship ore by the
Colorado river by boat, which tney can
do easily as it is down grade from the
mines 10 the river.-DeLdmar, Nevada,
cor. to Phoebe Record.
Your correspondent visited Cremona
and vicinity on Monday. Meeting several
prospectors in that vicinity, notapis
prospectir of tUah, Nevada, Montana
and various countries TOO numerous 10
mention. Mr.. Miller. in connection WIN
his brother Jacob, has some very me
prospects The Wonder which ne mas re-
ce1ved an assay OF S2,04Oo6 OF plckea
specimen, but which samples on an aV-
erage, S1565 per ton. Also the Spar,
recent discovery, which he is WORKING dt
yet. but horned gold enough, in our pres
ence, to excite an old forty-nner. ~
seems that a mining camp never amounts
to anything until there is more OF less
litigation in tbs camp. Newtom i il1ii ms
spring with a long docket FIRST tne
Ceremonial group with suit, alreaGy
filed, next more important sun, WIN
be filed in d few days dispute pe S;v:e.
DIR. G. H. Fennemore and ward CHRIST
ian VS.. D. j. Frew and others, contest,
ing the rights of the Josephine ana
Golden Fleece mining claim, Whlcn cram! u!
Joins the Ceremonial on the norln, anu 10
Certainly the richest claim ever dlScoV-
cred in Newton mining district. Mr.. REV
has received assays from $2O 10 szoo.-
Beaver Utonian.
The Utah Democrat, published at ogden.
must have an attack of the Tapples, 10! IL
has about as much idea OF the Hllllls
business as a tenderfoot has or Sncken-
sides or a quartzite and porphyry CONTACT,
the truth of which assertion is proven by by
the fact that it would require that ever
mining company should run printing
and Intelligence office in CONNECTION bicb # W ad
vances the idea. that all companies lssli,
ing stock be REQUIRED to have e e engrav Yea
on each and every certificate or STOCK tne
average value of the ores, if there be any,
also the quantity of ore in sight amG ppn.
of work done on property and Whether
patented or not. In fact as full lnform a
ton to the buyer of stock as would be
given to purchaser of mine. In
this connection it would be well to require
that the company should guarantee the
exact amount and number of dividends to
be paid and when, and more, 1t would
be we'll to require that the dividends pe
paid in advance upon the issuance O. the
stock. and that the company should also
insure the purchasers life for twenty
years and pay the amount of the policy
on the spot and that it should guarantee
the health of his family to the third and
fourth generations, besides standing good
for the salvation of all of his connection
for fifty years to come The Democrat
is hot stuff when it comes to mining
affairs.