The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-10
a small army will leave the state for
Alaskan qrotd folds

a small army will leave the state for
Alaskan gold fields
J9e Dederichs, the well-known mill
intend the erection of stamp mill on the
Salmon river for Col f. D. Singheiser.
The machinery for the. plant has been
shipped and it IS expected that the stamps
Will be dropping before snow falls. Mr.
Dederichs Will be absent for about ten
days
In yesterdays issue of this paper men
t.oh was made of the returns received
from an assay of ore from the Creole
mine, at State Line, 'the test showing u
ounces of silver and 1890 in gold to the
ton. BY typographical error, however,
the statement was made to read that the
metallic values were only u ounces silver
and $3.50 in gold TO the ton.
3. t. Lloyd, r. p. Morris and ID. c.
Dunbar. three of the officers of the God
Coin NINE. in Camp Floyd district vial
go out to Mercur this morning for the
purpose of making aa inspection OF the
properly. which is showing up well with
development. AS depth is attained in
opening this mine the gold value1 are
rapidly increasing and the ore zone is
gaming in size
Joseph e. Ray of Fillmore, who is in
tereSted with g. S. Holmes in the Trap
per's Pride mine in Gold Mountain dis
trict, arrived IN the city yesterday from
this camp, and, when Speaking to rep
re5entative of The Herald in regard 10
the merits of the district. he stated that
in the Trapper's Pride one OF the largest
bodies of -pann.ng ore" M ever saw is
exposed. and that the outlook for the
property is most encouraging.
The Trapper's Pride mine. in Gold
Mountain district. has just been sampled
by California experts with satisfactory
results, and If the pending deal is a go,
it is more than likely that a mill viii be
erected on tine property this fall. 4 gum
Der of important discoveries have been
made in the district of late. and it is 5liy
n UIIeGri,1n 0f time hPfnrp This viii
classed as one of the greatest free milling
gold camps to be found in the west.
w. j. Lawrence of the Star Con. went
out to the mine last night for the pur-
pose of making a 75-ton shipment from
this productive Tintic property which will
carry values of about Is to Is per cent
lead, 25 ounces silver and 50 in gold TO
the ton. This is not the regular gold ore
for which this mine is famous. but comes
from another body of mineral disclosed
in this propAsy. Some time next week
Mr.. Lawrence will go out to Duck creek.
IN Nevada. about ID miles west of Deep
creek, for the purpose of inspecting some
valuable properties there in which he is
interested.
r. II. Hawley of the Philadelphia
Smelling company, with headquarters at
Arizona. where he spent some time visit
ing the mining camps. says the Denver
News. He says a syndicate of Vermont
men have bought 200 acres of a great
onyz deposit, 28 miles from the Santa Fe,
Prescott & Phoenix railway, and propose
to begin shipments of the onyx imme-
diately. The cost of wagon transporta-
ton to the railway is $50 per ton. as the
Two you u sons Of boiler maker of
the railway, said MIR Hawley. recently
located several claims in the Big Bug
district. They did very little develop
ment work. but a purchaser came Iiong
and the property changed hands for $780,,
coo. The boiler maker has Assigned his
position, and it is quite the fad now for
the region. The district is showing up so
well that a branch of the railroad VIII
be built to the camp at an early day"