Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-08

r new pro uCefs VIII be luunl HhioH
wiz sufpfiee the wufli win lhelf
wealth of mineral. Amlrican Fork
| has been considered quit n camp In It's
| day btu II nas been sadly neglected
or several years. Some OF tie miuts
nave teen heavy producers and they
viii soon come 10 tue font again no
| iCubt. Ia review OF the mines
| we first notice that old tanl-oy, the
| live Yaukee, when IL being worked
8 gadl,y ana is producing It's tons OF
| ore. IL Is taiu inst this company IL
low enc iuntering batter "stun" than
Yer be ore. We next notice tue
| X ilamszoJ wh!cb is bow commenclng
20 show up In all its glory am Its
owners WHO have expen1eI 81 much
moi ey therei In years gone by now
are beginning to fealze some fair
returns. then there is the Miller, the
| goddess OF Oldsn times, and tbs NOrih
Star, bOtn operated by the same c1m-
plny. These mines ars now iucuied
la the list OF teRuiar producers. In
fact, they slcm to be sending loads 81
rs to tue cirs every day turing the
shipping sesBOn. Toe WiJ Dutch
man, that famous oil pr.uucer, Is sliil
on tue list and will pelnaps be run ut
.uIl blast later on. Besides tueTe ale
others o. which We must not loee
sight, among Inem the MIX Msij,
tho Whiriwind, the Silver Bell, the
sunday ana others, some or which
may now be classed as good mines.
GA the whole the pros lects are very
bright Tor American Fork canyon
this season.
NOTES OF JHg oANiP.
Superintendent Owens OF the North
Star ID arranging to oommenoe opera.
lions Tor the spring aud summer
season.
q. NJ. Beck will take men up to the
Kalamazoo sunday to commence &C.
tive operations on tue niue.
Chadwick aud Wilma OF the Miller
aud On Rrio mines are making prep
aralions to bekiu getting out ore again.
A. ID. maU, superintendent o. the
Wnd DutcUman mine, was in town
W. due,day and 10 gJing up TO the
miues as soon as possible.
wv uAKnDwn parties have made ar
rspgemen 10 80 TO the Obtario niue
Sunday to inspt CT the property with a
view g purchasing.
ID. IL. Berc, u late Colorado mining
man but now OF Salt Lake, was In
town today negotiating with parties
nbEe iOI II i-h opiiubo hiuiue pEUpet-
tits.
VIM. Ii. Grant, one OF the largest
mine owners OF this vicinity, has just
te ned from u visit to his mines IN
lle Deep Creek region. He has been
absvnt Elk usys anu was accompanied
10y John Darn, superintendent VI tue
MeTcur NINE.
sup and Manager Phillip s. Morris
Of the Livs Yankee was taken up To
tho mines this morning by Livery
may Beck. Some lively work In tue
mines may bs looked for soon. II
has let the contract to American Fork
parties for hauling the ore TO the care.
Il. A. Heuriod lett Tor the Deep
Creek country Wednesday. He VIII
he absent sometime aud will put In
his time at tho Lion aud Midas mine
Ia which he has Interests, ana Will
do Considerable prospecting. Ashton
and SttwRTt OF L. HI accompanied him.
10 n Bateman ihIHks he has found
VIVA. VIII prove to he u most Interest,"
Tag pToeI ect In Am ricsn Fork can
| you aui he expects to have one OF The
Oest mines In very short time. MIR,
| Batemau'd brother, Alexander Bate.
ns d u capitalist from Chicago Is nj the
Grant hotel aud he will use his money
tu develop the prospect.