Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-29
CONDITIONS At AUSTIN
o...,, # Hon. Allan {. Washington from that
Section Of Country
rat WASHINGTON MINE IN DETAIL
,.,u the Big strike Very Encour-
.s,os-The stock E,ehanse-pra'hS
mt st. George.

,u,n @. washington of the
and Horn Silver mining COM
'.,ss came in from Nevada TINS
.rrinr where. in company win non
w Tarnsworth, he went seVei"i
ogo TO look into operations a. ,he
aH nine and mill owned by the
a., named company
NJ W washington, when askeu .oA
sn,rr conditions in the camp, S'a.e
,h,pus were looking Well; 'na'
ina. wars no particular changes ho
me.t s,a 10 him, but that conditions as
tieea we're at present gave tie 49,,
the! much satisfaction. Fur,her ,na,.
pAn' he begged to be excused, ,,,rn in
W., MIR. Farnswortn woI ho n,ouid he
ina. 80 ar two and that ne Wou'u VIC
day u. Ia 70 into details.
better backwards Mr.. WashinS
Looklns bered that the News had
ton rend several days ago that ne
intna'e,i, 10 be reticent regardihs
was in as they actually existed AT
condluus the washington NINE
his "a in the vicinity OIL tne HON
g ga. The gentleman TOOK rutheI WI
slr .su to such an accusation, AS j.. w,
An,' a part OF his nature " ,.ai,,,,N
n l.
any SUN ,nfnrmatlon desired con-
teereu Az W. mine and this Is the result
eerInns oap saw" said Mr.. Washing
~. ,,at the mine In question is
tan ars, rate. In fact the OUTLOOK
looking anco,,raging. We have shaft
isvery e. denth and all the way from
~ ,rass roots the men have been IN
he and the work done to date SHOWS
ore letter results than did the same
,nse- an the Horn Silver. Wheh was
sawr there ! took five Samples unu
hau H,uinsrnl and two from the sec
cas- ga slasa Numbers one and five We're
o o. ~ latter. The first went 3I.2 per
,aad and GAS ounces silver, whiie
zen. ,a, Ave nssayed 90 per cent lead
and bg.s ounces silver. -
.,rnsd Mr. Washington, came from
.ha erat-class ore. Number two gave
values Of 5G.7 per cent lead ana lEGz
ounces silver; number three assayeu
"a ner cent lead and 1876 ounces silver,
NINE from number four we got values
osss7 per cent lead and 1874 ounces
silver All these samples carry gold.
mn as we were in a hurry TO catch
,bs train. number two was the only
one tested for the yellow metal. The
resplt was that II ran s12 in gold"
Continuing, Mr.. Washington stated
that there was nearly a carload ready
Tor Shipment when he left the mine
last Tuesday, and he believed that a
consignment would be on the market
in a very few days. There are no walls
showing In the mine, said the gentle
man and the men have been ordered to
drift in In order TO ascertain the ex-
tent Of the ore body. The San Fran
cisco district where the property has
lis location, is noted for its permanent
ore bodies, and II is believed by Mr.
Washington and his associates that the
body now being worked will retain Its
values no matter in which direction
they 60
Mr.. Washington leaves for his New
York home this evening. His trip West
at this time. said he, was made special
" for an Inspection of the Washington
mine and now that this and more has
been accomplished, he has no further
business to detain him. Hon. p. It.
Farnsworth has gone on to lone. New,
and viii not return for several days
yet