Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-14
GREAT IS BEAVER LAKE.
ITS MINES ARE ALL IN GOOD ORE.



H.,
a. S. Anderson, assayer Tor the Horn
Silver Mining company and man wei
known tbroupblut the southern Utah
ean,ns ,,.,.t,,.1 d., ,ne CITY this morn
lne %, ro,,tA g., t.f,bo where he is in
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'9'eu IN iIe. ,"e
Anderson Is thorough mlhlnE IN
glneer and his pNitSilhaUohs anu
studies in uud around Frisco have
driven hin, to th,. ronclusion that Utah
ta. -. ,.,,,,,, IA, ,hn peove,.
i"s an A. hlihlnh r"i'ip ~ III.
Lake district Here Is what the gem
tleman said 10 a News" reporter to-
dov,
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"u cah pu"'e NV 90 ne
Beaver Lake VIII make one OF the
best mining districts In the state of
It,eh ~ c,,d,,a tho Damn thor
.,.,..,,., 49, 4,
oushly ana can say truthiui'S ''"'
have never seen better surface crop
pings i'm any district. Ia the country
th,n t+n,, ,,.rtcb nrssant themselves
10 80, ~ -, ,t,,,r,a, Nj, nni, Is
ii destined To- come 10 the front as 4
copper ca1nn hut IT win also hold its
own in It's production OF gold and sill
yer. l base NV statements on assays
which l nave 1nNQe Mltnln Allt DuEl
few months. all Of which have showed
results that | little dreamed OF. not
withstnndinp my great faith in the
camps future.
Coppt7r, NtorrNJ1,ArN pICuEs
me copper Muuht .., mint t vonf
thueu MI. Andefsoi, mas Iour leet %
me looking ore m the bottom OF tuc
snalt: N iaet the Whole sn9i' ~
showing inns mineral ana as WORK PR
s,esNsS t,ie V.lh Is WiuvhinS uu' W az
almost Alarming Extent. rms ore
essteu ana II went rs per cent c"ppei =;
30 ounces silver anu - IN sulu
copper ana good smelting ihineral !,
here Is series oa veins 1 f ~ OF az agei
tests made / cot an average value of
IL per cent copper. 10 ounces silver
and 81 In gold to the ton. At present
think the bottom of the shaft will go
all OF $5 In gold There are five claims
in the Copper Mountain group and |
have no hesitancy in saying that Il
viii assert itself as a shipper of rich
ore at no distant date.
ANOTHER. WINNER.
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Another ih.le LA I, Is p"uiip W ptvNS
= Nini.si - ~ 49,, 80, ian -,
NJ @ q ,,u.h ~ 'ett 'i,au 'iIas VI
,, ,to l,,,.s,i', i,ai,,ar ,,t Ia saat H.,
,it, ~ 49, tuV 80 ~,
ri, ,,.,,lt,,,,. ~, ,a.r,as, ~ -
,,'ir ,hta,,t a., 60, ,,iSa m az as
eays Will in cnnner ana sapnies of
nascocil conne, nici,ad I'M NJ linden
have zone ns bigb rs 40 nor cant IN
maj mineral with values 81 az void
and 10 ounces i'm silver, Assays from
tbo iorreet ,,nin ,varoge obot,i q No,
cont conner a ounces silver and 90 in
gold. Both the Beaver Lake and Con
ner Mountain have n carload OF. ore on
the dump--mineral which could be
Skinned III almost nnv time and which
would give splendid returns on The
omen market Tho Rnaver Lake shaft
Is down 100 feet
rr,I, !, r,r, AMI orr,ros
80 1,-Nb
Alr. Anderson, IN MS review OF the
camp. also called attention to the
Galena, sHVer-lead property, Which,
said he, showed ore going 80 per cent
lead and 100 ounces in silver. The
owners of this claim expect to make
a shipment soon which will no doubt
net them a handsome profit. Some
time ago they shipped In 5000 pounds
and realized a net profit of $77.90 on
the lot.
The SlSylark group is another prom
Using property on which three men
are now engaged driving "A tunnel.
They expect. says Mr.. Anderson, to
strike the vein within 30 feet. aud as
on the others this ground has an ex-
cellent surface showing. Tho Sky
lark Is a copper proposition and gives
every Indication of holding liza own
with those already mentioned
StilI another good looking CLAIM, Is
the Wasatch n silver. lead and gold