Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-11
A TRIP TO TINTIC.
A Party Of Salt Llkss Visit The
BOla1zls In that District
ACTIVITY SEEN on EVERY HAND.
Ihe Days WorR on the Stock Exchange
News from Surrounding Miniug
Camps-Dips aud spurs.

a party OF eight gcntlomen consist
Ing Of Il. II. Airla, John Heinrich,
W. $. Brown o. tho Mufcut company,
Il. &. wooley j., G. d. Gstdanier, W.
il. Wallace. w, q. Is, Allen aud T.. l..
Sheets, left this city on Saturday after.
noon last to "lake Ia" tie TinIic min.
nR district
Upon arriving al tholr destination
they went directly to the famous Bui'
llon-Book mine, into AMI through
which they were shown by Manager
Kirby. The gentlemen rsnor. the mine
rs looking better now than Tor some
time pact anu an immense slope has
lust been oponoi up above ant below
tho 700 level. This stopo gives lndica.
tlons even more promiSing thar Oh
that opened mp last year Aud the
chances Hro that very valuable mineral
will be taken thoTefrom. Tho COM
pAny Is working large force Of men
some two hundred-and the mil ~
doing splendid wofE on both ore and
concentrates. Itisiutima;ec, although
nothing official has yet been given og;,
that the c5mpary's monthly dividend
amounting to $4,000, will make IL
Appearance on tho 10Th lust.
On sunday the party was chaporoned
into tho immense vaults OF tue great
Centennial. Eureka mino by Manager
Kendall. Here was sesn large
volumes Of splendid looking ore,
some OF which had recently
been uncovered. This company has
Just resumed active operations with q
small force Of men, aud no larger shit
will be put on until tho present option
on the property IL declared OF or sol.
tied In some way.
The visiting gentlemen also explored
the Eureka Hill mine and mill. In
tho former, day Hhifi u all that 10
worked since the closing Of tbs Indian
mints. Sucn IL also the case with tue
Gemini. Ia the Eureka mill which IL
the biggest In the West, great activity
IL apparent and sixty stamps are oou.
stAntly hRmmefing, while machinery
tor forty more Ia being put In place,
thus mAking arrangements for a one
hundred stamp mill. The stamp
mill with the oOncontratuT and
amalgamAtor represents an expenditure
| OF over 100000. Superintendent
Buokbes showed the party through
the tstoTt room, where an immenet
quantity OF bullion In lI0 pound bars
was ready awaiting shipment 10
aaNa Ina. -
this ore will be shipped In tbs very
near future ana Ii will bring to the
| owners OF the property a sum running
up Into this thousands,
The party, besides visiting the above.
mentioned properties, looksI over the
district IN general where they raw
activity on every hand. New pros.
poets are daily buing llcated ana de.
| yellpment work N going on with vim
and vIgor. They look upon the Tlntic
district NJ being the greatest producer Of
gold and silver OF any Campin the state
anu expect 10 eco ita already numerous
mines enhanced greatly Ia number
during the ensuing year. Mersfs
| Kirby aud MoChTystAl Of the Bullion.
Beck aud Eureka.Hill respectively,
aud other employees OF tue companies
accompanied tho visitors TO tnis city
ior the purpose Of being IA attendance
| upon court today whom the suits OF the
f1Tmsr against the latter aud vice
vsTsA coma up for hearing. The
| Euroka-ulll a. hut planted suit
| against the Bulllou-Beck for trespAss,
alleging that the latter was tRking ore
| from the formers properties, which
led the Balloon. Beck 10 come back nj
| their opponents by commencing SINH
lar proceeding a. Ainst thvn,