The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-22
A Noteworthy Revival of
Activity at MaryS-
vale.
AT THE OLD RELIABLE.
Ore From the Gladstone Said
TO Run Sixty Per Cent.
in Lead.
LIVELY TIMES In TlNTlC.
The Great District Continues to
Hold its Own.
LIVELY TIMES IN TINTIC.
The Great District Continues to
Hold its Own.
Ore From a Discovery Near Verna1
That Runs Over Twelve Doiiars
in GoId-Machinery For the Nor
gan-In Kicks CanyOn-The Line
District-The Big. Indian-Mining
Notes and Personals

MARYSNALE. Titan. June ~
Marysvale wants no boom, neVerthe-
less. the camp is working steadily to
the front, and her mining interests are
at present claiming public attention,
and outside capital, which our many
resources have long invited, is now be-
ing readily invested. The country sur
rounding Marysvale is full of as good
and rich mineral as in any camp that
is open in the state of Titan.
The trouble with Marysvale has been
that men of means have heretofore
placed their money for development
work in the hands of parties. who,
when talking, could tell more about
mines and mining than any old veteran
who has spent his life in. seeking and
finding mineral throughout the many
ranges of mountains in this western
country, and these very ones, when
having tunnel work done have drifted
away from the ore, who, if told Oh their
mistake, would become insulted, say
ing they guessed they ought TO know
their own business. which IS true
enough, but they unQuestiona,bly did
not So the work would go on until
parties would become tired of putting
up money without any returns, and the
work would stop, the interested parties
never giving or having a personal IN
vestigation made of the manner in
which their money was being spent,
simply taking the word Of these ex-
ceedingly would-be smart fellows
whom they had deputized to sink their
money for them.
OF course, when these parties would
be asked concerning Marysvale, their
reply invariably was, There is nothing
there - -.a. 49,.
What camp could survive such treat
ment as Marysvale has received at the
hands of these mountebanks2 These
fellows who pretend to take charge of
work for others upon mining property,
who can talk long. having no more
knowledge Of the business that a
Rocky mountain canary bird Ia burro)
Such people are and would be. a
curse to the best mining camp in the
world. and there are a few yet who are
inf1icting their work upon the patience
and long-suffering of Marysvale; but
we hope to soon see them leave: '--'
A better class CT men. thorough men,
are wanted, and are now coming in
among the people of this section.
Everything looks bright for the fu-
ture. The Crystal Mining and Milling
company, George NJ. Scott, president,
has recently been reorganized and has
now placed a force of men at work
making a. road to their property of
eight claims IN Cottonwood canyon,
which, it is estimated, viii cost g, 900.
The company is also erecting buildings
and when constructed, a large force
viii be put 10 work on the mines We
understand that the company contem-
plates the immediate erection Of a
smelter. The property and work is
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FERGUSON. of Salt Lake.
The Deseret property is now being
cleaned out, preparatory to starting
work in earnest. q Mr.. Webb and an
other gentleman. both from Salt Lake,
having taken a lease.
The Clyde is also preparing for active
operations.
properties are all expected to be active
during the season.
With those properties active, and the
railway reaching US. won't things hum
in Marysvale? O4ni 1 guess not Then
it IS that from early morn till late at
night we viii hear the music of the
saw. hammer ard trowel in the future
metropolis of southern and southeast
ern Utah.
S But 20 mining There are some very
fine properties hera that are now being
opened I'd. one of which is known as
the Tip Top. which has a five-foot vein
Of ore. SAMPLES Of which, in H. Van
Martins law office, in Marysvale. ASSAY
from $50 70 $40. The ore is lead. sill
Yer and gold. the gold predominating.
Also samples from the Anchor group
of seven claims. in which twenty veins
center. the property of NJ. Hennesy.
ESQ. This is a fine carbonate ore.
The no You Don't is another valu-
able group, located near the Anchor.
This is the property of Messrs. Houghy
and Foisv.
A church is being erected here.
which, upon completion, will be pre-
sided over by Rev. George Miller.
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