The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-07

developed at the Constellation the pas
week. The fact has come 10 hent
I though. that the gold vein recently DIS
I covered on the surface is OF nucs
/ greater extent than was at trst ST.
Dosed. At a point so feet distant from
/ The original discovery another ind has
haan made. and what was thought tc
be the hanging wall of the vein mas
turned out to be the face OF cHar.z
/ ite wedge intervening between Inc
two groupings 1t is now assured thai
the vein is a heavy one, and the paw
streak is increasing in width very
little work is being done on the surface,
the MANAGEMENT combining its energies
10 driving the crosscut from the 800
level to tap the collaborating ledge.
CAMP CROSSCUTS.
Mike Malta, the well known and pop
ular Daily miner. has been advanced 70
the position of shift boss, one that ne
viii fill with credit to himself and proft
to the company
Wade Loosbourow has temporarily
succeeded Myron Nj. Cole as secretary
of the Crescent Mining company MT
Loofbourow expects to learn OF his per-
manent appointment to the position
within a few days
The low price of silver and lead has
about discouraged Ike Osborne in his
jigging operation on Silver creek He
is turning out lots of ore. but 1t IS 100
low grade 10 pay for concentrating at
the present prices of the metals
g. ]. Barry recently discovered a
large bed vein of manganese, and is
about to make contracts with a Colo
RADIO iron company TO furnish 1,O0o tons
per month. The property is situated
within two miles of the Union Pacific
railway.
The DAILY ore teams were laid off
Thursday, the bins at the Marsac mill
being all filed with ore. When the
mill viii start up is as much mystery
as ever. but everything is in readiness
awaiting the word. The music of the
Marsac's stamp would be a pleasing
anthem to the ears of Park City peo-
ole.
James Farrell & Co. are busily en-
gagged hauling Crescent ore from the
mine TO the cOmpany's sampler down
town. The tramway cars are being
used for the transportation, the empties
being hauled to the mine by horses.
The ore being shipped is the output of
the several parties operating at the
mine under lease.
f. H. Buchanan. formerly editor of
the Record, came up from his mine in
Silver City on Sunday and has been in
town all week Buck" reports the
Picnic as looking splendidly and has u
high opinion of the property. They are
not extracting any ore to speak Of but
are combining their energies TO cross
cutting for the main line Mr.. Buchan-
an came uD for the purpose of NOV
ing his family to Silver City, and their
permanent departure from the Park
will be regretted exceedingly by host
of friends.
Ore shipments: Silver King, $4,000;
Silver King concentrates. $4,000.
The board Of directors of the Rescue
Mining company held a meeting Tues
day night and levied an assessment OF
10 cents per share on the capital stock
of the corporation.
The Barnes Brothers in their develop
ment of the Deer Valley group have
just discovered that in running their
tunnel, they crosscut a most important
gold bearing vein 40 feet wide, com
posed of white cavernous quartz, carry
ing oxidized iron, which on being
horned showed gold in paying quanti-
ties. The vein evidently belongs to the
series Of gold bearing veins which run
through the Constellation properties,
and is entirely independent of the rs
foot silver vein that is being developed
in the promising group.
J. E. Quinn arrived in the Park Mon
day from the Rescue mine, which is
situated in Mardis mining district, Elko
Guilty -NtN- MI Nlulilu Is SuperlnIcnO-
ent OF the Rescue, and has a force OF
five men in his employ A three davs'
test run was made on the mines prod
ucu recently, the returns being fairly
satisfactory, although all of the values
were not saved. There are about Sc
tons of ore on the dump, and it is
being added to daily. Mr. Quinn be-
Heves that the property will develop
INTO paying proposition, but il vii
take q. good deal of development work
to do it. He viii return to the mine
tomorrow.