The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-29
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Water is cheapest,t tea next,
coffee next.
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Best tea and coffee. ;.

mine this morning after spending several
days in this city. The lower tunnel be
ing driven in the development OF the
Holland has been pushed into the hill a
already and by spring it is believed that
1t will cut into the body of gold ore eX-
posed in the upper workings.
Many of the members of the stock eX-
cnanSe met at 10 a. m. yesterday 1or tne
purpose of hearing the reading of the
proposed construction for the government
or the organization, but as the document
is a lengthy one only a portion of II was
members on the installment plan, AFTER
which it will be considered section by
section and adopted or rejected as the
case may be. The adjourned meeting Will
convene again this morning at 10.
George st. Clair of Ophir, who is in the
CITY to spend the holidays, IS DONG some
extensive work at the present time IN
the development of the Mississippi group
on the West Dip, across the gulch from the
Cedar Hills property. The Mississippi is
on the main contact of that section ana
the, forty-foot shaft being sunk in It's
exploration reveals a fine body of low
grade ore, The intention being to go to the
100-foot level, when the zone will be cross
cut Mr.. St Clair VIII work the prop
erty all winter
Visions of law suits against the Joe
Bowers had the effect of weakening the
stock of the company yesterday, as
there are always tirnld ones who take
Among experienced mining men, how
ever, it is believed that the claim of a
former owner to a portion OF the Joe
bowers property is no good after an
abandonment OF a number of years even
II the advertisement of a forfeiture put
out by present owners was lacking in
technical points.
Articles of Incorporation have been
prepared for the formation of the Silver
Park Mining company, which will base
its existence on the old Park mine at
Silver City, an ancient producer which
only needs the quickening influences of
the application of capital and labor in
its systematic development to take rank
at an early Gay as one of the big paying
mines of the camp The South Swansea
people will be identified with this enter
prise and so will Ed Loose of the Grand
Central, 1t being the intention to operate
and develop this valuable property in q
thorough manner soon after the first of
the year.
F. e. Wilson of the Joe Bowers EXten-
sion, who returned yesterday from an
inspection of this Diamond mine, states
that as work progresses in its. develop
ment the ore bodies in its workings are
growing larger, while they are maintain
ing their high-grade. Mr.. Wilson is in
terested in the Klondike, adjoining the
Buckeye ON the northeast, being an Of
just let contracts for the development of
its property which covers ali extension of
the Sunrise ledge, it being the intention
to cross-cut for the ledge from the bot
tom of the 100-foot shaft already sunk in
the exploration of this ground Accord
ing is now in progress at Diamond and
it will not be long before this place will
have a saloon and will be bile to boast
of first-class hotel accommodations.