The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-24
MINING NOTES.

ned from the Marshc I'hh'i1 . b.
City, few days ago. which wig
In the neighborhood Of 5000 OUNCES
There is said TO be an ore oody "a
the Tiptop at HALEY, Idaho 'na' -, ny
saws ten ounces In gold per ton ~
mill will be ready to start by the Ut"
or May.
Placer mining in the eastern par ~
Wayne county goes steadily on W"
very encouraging reports me o't
look is said TO be more promising w"
than II has ever been before.
A big deal involving ownership o.
about a million dollars worth oil ui'u'
ing ground east Of butte is now being
contaminated. and from present 'nu''
cations will be carried TO suceess'u
termination.
II il said that when spring opens ,ne
Daly.west. at Park city, viii undouot
eddy build a sampling mill OF Its own
and transport it, crude ores ana n'''l
product from the mine to the rai'r"aA
without the use Of wagons. by means
Of n tramway.
The putting in Of roasters at the
different mills In the Camp FLOYD uu'
trict promises to b. quite an Industry
during the present year. Most OF the
companies have concluded that the
roasters are n necessary attachment TO
every cyanide mill, and steps are being
taken 10 put them In rs soon as pos
sible.
That gold ore In paying quantities
will some day be found near the mouth
OF Big Cottonwood, a few miles south
OF Salt Lake, il believed by quite
number Of mining men who are familiar
with the naturalization and formation
of that locality, and some rich STRIKES
are confidently looked for In the neI
future.
Al depth OF sixty feet In the prop
crty Of the West Morning Glory com
pany. adjoining the old Morning GLORY
and Homestake Mt Silver. hne
quality OF ore has been uncovered, aud
Il now looks rs II the search was 10 be
rewarded ut an early day. The or
shows ~ much rs = per cent copper 10
addition to $40 In gold and II ounces
silver.
S. T.. Barron, manager for the 81
Louis Gilsonite company, reports that
he has eighty tons Of gilsonite now 10
the bins near Duchesne, aud that heayy
shipments will begin In short time
Concerning the demand from the tcaH
sters for an advance In the tariff, NJ,
Barron says II will not be granted, I'D !
II necessary the company will purSh |
its own teams.
Captain Timothy Egan OF the Golden
Star In Gold Mountain distrlc, states
that the men at the mine ara working
on two and half foot body Of gold
ore, and that n considerable quantity
OF pay dirt is piled up on the dump and
broken down and stored In the mine,
the expectation being that mill will
be erected ON the property this spring,
the plant TO have machinery equipment
for ten stamps, although the battery
nj the start will be limited to but 1--WE
stamps.
The Nevada Mining company oper'
ating near Battle Mountain. Nevada,
has sent out a force OF men for the pur
pose OF beginning operations 10 the
extensive development OF It's promising
property, which has been n shipper Of
higb'grade galena and silver ore In the
past and In the workings OF which
good showing OF marketable ores still
exposed. A new shaft will be sunk by
the company, and when completed II
il anticipated the mine will take rank
as a regular producer.
John +. Bohnstedt OF Hahville,
Wyo., has received large order from
Chicago firm OF marble workers for
onyx from his mines near Haryille.
An Iowa firm Is negotiating for big
supply OF onyx which will be used In
the construction OF a monumsat In
honor OF Iowa heroes who fell 10 the
war OF the rebellion. The onyx mines
here are attracting widespread ltten.
ton In the east and II is highly prob
able that works will be erected at
Hartville the coming summer at which