The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-08

North Tintic Mining distri.i, and give
| the following which was kindly fur.
nished by Recorder L. T. Jacobs: Com
{ mencing at the saddle north of Eureka
thence east to Jaspers ranch, thence
1 north to Rocky Point on Utah lake
/ thence west through Twelve Mile pass
to the Union Pacific railway, thence
following the railway track south to g
point west of the saddle named as
place of beginning. thence east to place
| of beginning. This explanation OF
| boundaries viii probably greatly aid
those making locations in North TintiC
district
J j. c. Sullivan has purchased the re.
naming interest in the Victoria from
Dr. G. j. Field. T. ]. Blue and w. R
Wallace, and is now the sole owner OF
that property. 1t is currently reported
| that deal is in contemplation look
! ing to the transfer of the Victoria
and considerable adjacent property
! but we are unable to confirm the report
! w l. Bowling reports that he is
working steadily on the Cave mine
which adjoins the Dagmar- Eureka
| being made is first class in all respects
The formation is slate and shows al
ready considerable gold. 1t is believed
that many Mercurs will be found in
Tintic
Juab county is reported to have an
other rival of the great Mercur in the
Moss district near Juab 1t is reported
that extensive developments will be
commenced in the spring. Captain
hugo Deprezin is one of the EurekaitAs
VINO got in on the ground floor in the
new district and he is very sanguine
OF its great future.
ShinmentC from, Tho Jjc+,.;o+ e.. ~. !.
past week are reported as follows:
From the Bullion-Beck mine So car
loads ore, from the Bullion-Beck mill
! Is carloads concentrates, from the
Centennial-Eureka s carloads ore, from
! the Eureka Hill mill carloads con-
centrateS, from the Mammoth mine 1
carload ore, from the Mammoth mill 10
carloads concentrates, from the Sioux
mine carload ore, from the Sioux
mill carloads concentrates, from the
AJAX 10 carloads ore, from the Swan
sea 3 carloads ore, from the North
Star carloads ore. from the Dragon
Iron mine 2 carloads daily.
Lee Hopper advises us that the
probabilities are that the Retribution
will be Incorporated by the aid of east
ern capital and will commence work
in the near future. The ground lies
Immediately north of the Gemini pro-
perty and is the ground upon which an
Ogden company foolishly expended
from $4,000 to $50, 900 several years ago
without any systematic development
Of the property. The Retribution
should be regarded as one of the most
valuable of Tintfcs undeveloped pro-
perties and we believe a mine will be
developed there by proper work
The Swansea shipped during the
past week three carloads of ore, one
high grade and two second-class The
second-class ore was, however, what is
generally called first, running as high
os $40 to the ton. The proposition of
the erection of a steam hoist was 35
h. p. engine is being seriously consid-
cred and Manager Hatfield states to
the Miner that it is sure 60" The
hosting is now done with a whim
from the $50 level which is slow and
sunk from the $50 to the 400 shows the
laborious process. The winze being
continuation of the ore bodies with
increased values Manager Hatfield
Justly regards the Swansea as triumph
antly supporting his theory of the ore
continuing through the pyrites in the
porphyry. as depth only shows larger
ore bodies and better ore. The Swan
sea is a big mine and properly
equipped with machinery will make a
great record.