The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-23
apparent l<l..atlon in

drift with no apparent l1r1ttatton in
either direction. The strike seems to be
very important.
Free Press, Grangerville, Ida: The
Powell placer mine on Salmon has been
leased ID Spokane Company rms
property is developed and pipes and giant
are in place ready for immediate use. The
proposition consists of a large bar tnat
prospects uniformly and 1t will be pay
Ing mine from the beginning. Inc SNn-
ers receive Is per cent of the output OF
the mine as rental.
Free Press. Grangerville, Ida: MeSsrs.
Marsh and Crawford. the two soldiers
who discovered the old river channel up
Salmon river near Carvers, were in town
worth of coarse gold which they had
taken from the claim rhlS is the same
character of gold found on the property
of the Crooks Corral mines. Limited. t1e
stock of which is now on the market.
Democrat. Baker CITY. Ore: The grad
ting for the ten stamp mill to be erected
on the Elmer tract of land on the east
side by the White Rock Gold Mining
company. is about finished and lumber
for the mill building will be delivered on
the ground this week and the work or
mill construction will be carried - COM
pleticn as rapidly as possible During tine
week crosscutting viii be commenced at
the Perry mine, owned by this company
The directors of the Suffer Greek Gold
Mining company, whose property Is To-
( Gated in Amadour county, Cal, held a
erect q 4O-StannD mill on the ground Jh-S
I winter. besides which it Will deepen us
! shaft TO the 300 or 400-foot level and -tlEl
! drifts and make uprdtSes on the ore 9OOg
( which, from crosS-cutS already made. Is
I all of 80 feet wide and no footwall has as
/ yet been encountered. The Suffer Creek
! mine IS IN an excellent neighborAood, as
it Is surrounded with heavy producers
| and mines which have paid their millions
! in dividends.
VIII Coushanour, jr., the young son OF
| Hon. W. a. Coughanour, of Payette,
saws the Index, of Emmett Ida, passed
J through town one day last week on his
way home from a visit with friends al
! QuartZburg. While at Quartzburg the
! young man was looking over the dump
/ of the Gold Hill mines one day and see
| ing piece of rock which he thought
| Looked pretty good he picked it up and
upon breaking il open found a solid
{ seam of E7old running entirely through
1t. He pounded 1t uD and secured SSt
from the rock. which was only half as
large as his head. VIII did more bros
/ pecting around the old dump and picked
! up altogether about Sll0-
1t is expected that the excursion to Bea-
/ yer Lake mining district over the OreSor
Short Line on the End of October will be
! largely patronized. The train will leave
/ SAT- lake on Saturday evening, ARRIVING
at Smith s ranch Sunday morning. where
I teams viii be in waiting and the tourist:
will be conveyed over the district free o
I charge and a lunch will be served al
King Carver's at noon. In The evening
the special will leave for Salt Lake. ar
irving in the city Monday morning. 81
that the excursionists will be absent only
one day, spending two nights on the cars
which are equipped with tourist sleepers
The fare for the round trip has beer
placed at Sc, which will be about the only
expense incurred, with the exception O.
the price for berths in the sleepers.
J. W. Power and Frank 3. Work have
returned to the city from an EXTENDED
visit to the leading mining camps o
southern Utah and eastern Nevada Dur
ing the trip they took in the Thousand
Lake mountains in the southeastern por
ton of the state where they found excel
lent signs of NATURALIZATION. They ais
made an inspection of Marysvale ant
Gold mountain, and were especially wei
pleased with the latter, which. they be
lfeve, has a great future before it as
gold camp. at Osceola, New, the boy
made several quartz locations of Dromis
and are of the opinion that in time chi