The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-26
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. MONDAY, OCTOBER e. 1895.

Mr.. Hatch will look for it on the 1000
level, provided the vein now being de-
reioped on that level does not prove to
be the same, which is hardly probable.
The Lucky Bia is really looking well
and Mr.. Hatch may yet prove himself
a more successful miner than mer-
chant, which is saying good deal.
A BIG VEIN AND GOOD ORE.
The Vallejo is giving every indica-
ton of proving just as big q. freak in
the mining line as has the Silver King,
with this advantage over the latter
the Vallejo ore shows its strongest
values in copper and gold. The vein,
as now developed, shows a width of
between so and 60 feet and is ore from
wall to wall, every pound of which.
with average shipping facilities, could
be sent to market without concentrat-
ing. Scattered through the vein at
various points are streaks of good ore
running from one to five feet, while
ON the foot-waal there is a body of
| first-class rock that is really good for
sore eyes. The big tunnel to tap the
! vein ait depth and prove up its value.
IS being sent in as fast as three shifts
can drive it, and unless we miss our
guess, when it does reach the vein
] there win be a boom in Vallejo stock
that WIZ surprise the natives. The
vein may be much smaller but the ore
will be of better grade. The Vallejo
/ is going to be a mine. Everything
about the place is snug and ready for
winter.
GOLD ORE IN THE SUPERIOR.
According to information obtained
Blue Ledge district has another prop
erty IN the Superior, owned by Dan
Murchie and w. c. Lyman and laying
southeast of the Lucky Bill about one
mile. that is liable to create a STAN
pede to that section in the near future.
A heaVy oXidlZed iron ledge has been
cut into that shows an assay value OF
$25 to the ton in gold The vein is a
strong one and If the value holds UP
with depth, the Superior will kill the
oft repeated opinion that there is no
gold in this mineral belt. A Wine is
being sunk on the vein to see what re-
suits depth will give and if the ore
holds is own.
AMONG THE BIG PRODUCERS.
The big producers, with the single
exception of the Anchor. are moving
along on usual lines, working about
the same number of men and sending
regular quantities of ore TO the mills
and sampler. At the Daily No. works
few men were laid off this week on
account of the fact that sinking, to
make connection with the drain tun-
mel, is being vigorously prosecuted,
and TO the end that no Interruptions
might occur all ether work has been
suspended. Daily No hoist has been
resided and looks like a new building.
The Daily Vests big new hoist has
been completed and the premises thor
ougtlly cleaned up, and the whole looks
bright, clean and perfect as a paper
of new pins. The big engine works like
a charm and looks as pretty as one
could wish, with its glossy coat of
new pain'.. Shipments are heavy and
regular from this property, as a refer
ence to the shipping List will show,
while the ore is of a good grade and
leaves fair margin even at present
prices.
The Silver King shows more genuine
activity than any of the others, owing
TO outside improvements and extra
heavy ore shipments.
The Ontario is very quiet and moth
ing out of the ordinary was observed
at either plant.
MACHINERY MAY BE PLACED.
One shift only is being worked at the
Morgan and thai IS employed in qhe
old works developing the ore body I'M
covered in the big incline. Mr.. Morgan
informed us that the machinery for
the new hoist was all on the ground
and being stored in the new works to
be out of the weather. He gave it as
his opirGon that if Bryan was elected
the machinery would be placed at
once and the proposed big shaft |
starred for the 1000 level as soon as
possible. Otherwise the policy of the |
company would be hard to determine |