The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11


of ore on the market while the Star Con-
solidated. the Humbug the Mammoth.
the Observation-Disclosures and the Bullion
Beck helped to swell the list of mineral
received.
CAPTAIN S. NJ. HornbuckIe. who re-
turned few days ago from the Rosebud
mining district, in Box Elder county,
states that there will be a great deal of
/ activity in that section this summer and
that already Park City people have be-
gun operations there and that work is
being pushed in the Lucky Baldwin
ground. which is very promising prop
erty.
julius Gauer yesterday received a speci-
men from the P. B. mine that not only
looks we'll and will assay away up. but is
also an indication of good times ahead
The people over in the D. & r. G. express
Office are interested in the find, and
direct all callers across the street Sew
eral mining experts called last evening
TO examine the new find, and their reports
are anxiously awaited.
Republican. Phoenix, Ariz.: W. H.
Ferguson. the diScoverer of the Jersey
Lily, sent out a four-horSe wagon load
from Prescott to Ellsworth mining dis
trict. Yuma county. a few days ago.
where he recently located u or Is claims.
The claims are about IA miles north of
Harrisburg. Mr.. Ferguson and his son.
Gilbert S. Ferguson. will superintend the
work on these claims They propose to
sink at least ten feet on each claim to
comply with the territorial law governing
locations and may continue work
permanently on them.
W. d. Johnson. the manager of the
Gold Point mine. in the Sunshine country,
Camp Floyd district. who was In the city
yesterday. informs The Herald that work
is progressing finely in the development
of the property. and that the showing
made Is very encouraging. Mr. johnson
has made an inspection of the free gold
strike in the West Dip group. owned by
Beauregard and Nichols. and he states
that it is genuine. He states that the
with the naked eye. while it pans we'll and
shows values with the fire test. Mr.
Johnson states that with depth the free
gold ore may not hold its form. but he is
satisfied that it will open out in to fine
body of pay mineral
A special from Colorado Springs. Colo.
says: News of a big strike has just
leaked out in regard to a Cripple Creek
the Cripple Creek and Gold Hill company
almost at the dividing line between the
Moon-Anchor and Midget properties.
Three days ago body of ore was en-
countered which contains from four to
five feet of solid shipping ore. A sample
taken on the entire width of the ore value
gave value of $50 ton. while a sample
taken this morning from an 1S-inch streak
showed values of sos per ton in gold.
The strike was made 800 feet below the
surface and will give both the Moon
Anchor ana Midget a large DOQN OF ore
which they have heretofore been in
ignorance OF. The parties who are push
ing the tunnel have made application for
a lease from the Moon-Anchor company,
offering to pay high royalties. No action
will be taken in this matter until the
find has been surveyed. The nearest
workings are about 10 feet
from where the strike was made.
No one can say that John Beck of the
Bullior-Beck is not one of the most en-
terprising and liberal citizens that Salt
Lake can boast of. He is identified with
a large number of projects calculated to
promote the growth and welfare of Utah. !
and If this country had more men like |
him there would be more money in circu- |
lat:on and our people would see better |
tires This is a recognized fact in Salt |
Lake, and comparisons between his !
and those of our wealthy mine !
owners are often made in his favor. Mr.. |
Beck has made number of investments /
of late. but none of them have caused |
more comment in this city than his re- |
cent purchase of two fine carriages from |
Studebel.er Bros. One of these vehicles |
is a beautiful landau that is silver plated. !
with silver plated harness to match. The /
other is a trap for four. of the latest /
style and finish This is a very stylish |
RIG and the two have been greatly adj |
the two outfits were photographed by |
Savage, and the handsome equipages. |
when exhibited in front of Studebaker's. |
a crowd of 500 or 400 pedes-
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