The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-20

| guest of William Hatfield During the
day they inspected the Swansea an6
Alaska mines at Silver City
Work on the Lucky Boy at Diamond
was resumed Wednesday on a 50-fooi
contract. The shaft is already down
so feet. ard we are advised that work
will be continued at the expiration OF
/ the present contract
The Black Dragon is reported to
have good body of shipping ore on
the 250-foot level. Superintendent ].
g. Marx advises us that shipments will
commence as soon as a few surface i'm
provements are completed.
The shaft of the CDex is down AIS
feet and is looking very favorable. The
probabilities are that no drifting will
be done until the shaft reaches the 500
foot level, when it is confidently be-
lieved that ore will be encountered.
c. H. Jacobs and associates, who are
working the p. and III. group, which
joins the Julian Lane, are figuring on
steam hoist, which will be erected as
soon as spring ccens. The shaft is
down 100 feet and the cross-cut from
the bottom shows lots Of ore, which o.
however, still low grade.
r. c.. Wilson, W. H. Ryan and J. w
Burton are developing the Lake View
claim, adjoining the May Day and
Uncle Sam. The shaft is down about
60 feet and the indications are most
favorable. From its position we see
no reason to doubt that the Lake View
will develop into one of Tiutic's bo-
nanZaS.
w. H. Wilson advises us that he has
received assays ero,n the Cora Belle
group running IS high as SIS in gold.
The Cora Belle lies south of Diamond
and has but little development work
done. Mr.. Wilson states that as soon
as spring opens he will commence ac-
tive work on the property.
Charles Douris, C. J. Bringleson, G..
T. Bridges and j. B. Griffin are work
ing their Queen of the West group.
which lies about one and one-half
miles south Of the Gold Blossom and
near the Annie Cons. The shaft is
down ~ feet with a 25-foot cross-cut
at the bottom and excellent indications
show i the fall of the latter. The
bows believe they are near to the ore.
1t is reported that on April l the
final payment of $4,000 will be made on
the Observation-Disclosures and the title
to the property will finally pass to the
company. It is also announced that
afterward the development
of the ground will be resumed. The
Shoebridge-B Bonanza is an old property
ard one of the best known on the Sill
yer City side of the district. 1t has a
good record for past production.
The Centennial Eureka Mining COM
pany has purchased ground on Warm
creek, this side of Goshen, upon which
will be erected the largest mill in the
west. This kind Of news should make
Payson rejoice. Payson will yet be in
the swim.-Pavson Header We are
orry that it is necessary TO dampen the
of the Header, but the fact
remains that the Centennial Eureka !
Mining company has not purchased |
my mill site. and that the company |
has not yet even taken the matter I'M |
Ter consideration.
Shipments from the district for the |
week ere as follows: From the Bull |
ion-Beck mine. % car loads ore; from
he Bullion-Beck mill, 10 car loads con-
entrates: from the Eureka-Hill mine
MILL car loads concentrates; from the
Ajax. car loads ore: from the Mann
moth mill. s car loads concentrates;
rom the Sioux mill. car loads con-
entrates; from the Buckeye. 1 car load
re; from the Dragon iron mine, 2 car
Dads ore daily; from the Moons iron
nine, 1 car load ore daily.