The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-20

Mr.. Mallory has with him prominent
eastern capitalist and the development
the things likely soon 10 occur
A gentleman came down from Park
City the first of the week with samples
of ore that assayed $500 in gold to the
ton. The ore vas very s aI.a1 ro, IN It's Is
the Constellation, and - indicatlve OF the
fact that if the mine owners OF the P2rk
would turn their attention 70 goid mining
this camp would in time make as famous
a record as a producer OF the yellow
metal as it has in the production OF Sill
YER
News Miner: Colonel Ravens left yes
.terdag for Salt Lake City in answer 10
q, letter summoning him there on mining.
business He was UNDECIDED whether he
would return here aSaln OF NOT. ae
had mot seen his property IN Muidocn for
over ten years. and found that the mines
had been Quilted not pound of ore
being i'm sight. Consequently. ex-GoY-
error McIutire or anybody else would
not invest any money there at the pres
ent time.
DR.. J, c, Ross manager of the Hazel
Ress mine. at the head of Emigration
carwon. made a visit to the properly yes
terday with the intention of returning 70
the city this morning. Since the tribute
in verse was paid to the HaZel-Bess, as
given in Tuesdays issue OF me Herald,
cudgling his brain in making addl cons 70
the original rhyme. and now 1t would
take a column to give the Doeticai EMU
sion in full.
Work is being pushed in making the
excavation for the foundations for the
mill at the CRYSTAL mime. in Cottonwood
canyon, near Marysvale- The plant Will
be :. concentration with a cdpacAty OF
handling 40 tons of ore daily 1t will be
eailipDed with two of Trent's VanneTs.
ONE Wiley table Dodge erusher and
a Bradbury mill. The management. hopes
to have the mill in operation by me l5th
of M ix, f91raf I3T~-f hD09
les of good ore have been blocked out
IN the mine.
i J. r. Walker. sr.. J. r. Walker, jr., Fl.
". Walker and Boyd Park, four TO OF ,,' rne
directors of the Alice mine at Walker
vile, Mon, who have been making an
inspection of this great property. are e6,
pected home today. 1t has been fumoreo
on the streets of Salt Lake that the on-
iect Of this visit was to close down the
mine ON account of the decline in silver
quotations. but The Herald IS informed
, that this is erroneous. and tnat II ~ not
at all likely that this magnlnceht pro
Queer will discontinue oDeranons; II Is
stated that the mine never looked Detter
than ct the present time
A carload shipment of matte from the
Silver King. at the head of Government
creek, Tooele county. is expected in by
the first of the month. This property IS
now being worked ON royalty py
Messrs. Rich and Pfau, who report pnal
the little MATTE amelter on the ground
is giving excellent satisfaction. The mine
! is also looking well and it is stated that
the lesSees are breaking ore from two
foot body of solid mineral THAT will carry
average values of Is to 90 per cent cop
per. 20 to SO ounces silver and s. to SIC
| IN gold to the ton. An experimental ship
1nenpt of two tons of matte was made a
few weeks ago with very satisfactory re-
suits.
A special from Boulder, Colo, says: B
/ G.. Strock was exhibiting a number Oh
! gold nuggets in town today. which wert
lateIv taken from new placer claims on
Beaver creek. The largest nugget was
worth a few cents less than $40 Beaver
creek, where the gold was found, is
three miles south of Nederland anl
about LOCO feet across the Boulder coun-
~ line in Gilpin county. The stream is
small one. The water must be
| damned up to get any supply. and Their
can be used but four hours a day Three
/ men lately cleared i'm six days of foul
! hours each $131-S5. The placer is beine
put in shape to be worked more evtens.
lively next spring when there is more
water. Ed Stevenson an old miner OWNS
the diggings.