The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-19
Believed That Grand Central Will
Increase Its Output.
MEANS MORE DIVIDENDS
FARRELL MILL TO OPERATE ON
CUSTOM ORES.
Edreke-Swansea to Be Systematically
Observation-Disclosures Extensions
to the Mines-Reports From
Southern Utah and State Line
Park City Properties Consolidate.
Especial Correspondence

Mammoth, April 1S.-The Eureka
II Swansea property, which lies just or
The skirts of the townsite of Robinson
viii at once be reopened and system
atically worked by the owners
MesErs. Kinney and Sheppard. The Eu-
\ reka-Swansea was being worked re-
Gently under contract, but some CON
1rorersy arose between the owners and
the contractors which resulted in de-
! sermined resolution on the part Of
4 Aiessrs. Kinney and Sheppard to start
upon a vigorous basis. The North
swansea folks are continuing their eX-
plotting iabors unremittinglY.
The I'D theory so steadfasely adhered
10 by many local mining men that both
the reka-Swansea and the North
4 swansea locations are on the great
Centennial Eureka Eureka Hill Bull
uion-Beck and Gemini veins, is being
revived with many sanguine believers
in the truth of the assertion.
il is stated on reliable authority that
the Farrell mill Will shortly be started
on the seasons run. and win be in op-
GRAFTON continuously through the sum-
mer The outlook is decidedly more
promising than ever, because of the
fact that this year many small shippers
viii contribute something each week
which last year were only prospects
wholly without ore. The Farrell mill
depends on custom ore for operation.
Grand Central Output.
The home sentiment is that the Grand
Central viii materially increase its out
put, as soon az the new hoist is IN
working order, ana things about the
monster new shaft house and premi-
ses are in ship-shape condition. 1t IS
conceded that an increase of output
would mean a corresponding increase
of dividends monthly. A great mine
this Grand Central. with a future diff
cult for anyone to accurately estimate.
Mr.. David 5. Murray of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone system in his
recent visit here, concluded arrange
mentS with some seventeen of the big
shipping mines of the Tintic country
TO supply them with telephone service,
giving subscribers the benefit Of much
needed communication With free SER
vice for local interchange.
Manager w. j. Lawrence Of the Star
Consolidated is expected here from Salt
Lake today, and it is believed that his
return will reveal the fact that a deal
has been closed with the upper town
people, giving him the privilege of pip
ing water line from the Mammoth
rompany's main to the Star Consolidat-
I'd diggings.
The Una Consolidated Mining com.
pany, under the direction and manage
ment of MIR. r. NJ. Cornish. is being
steadily worked, with very promising
results-and as one of the resident
members remarked. 1T isn't looking a
bit worse than it was sometime ago.
Some good looking ore taken from the
ocksnovk. one Of the company's claims.
at a depth of rs feet has been placed
in the hands of the assayer for results
The Odd Fellows held sort of an
niversary love feast here last night
some thirty loyal members coming over
from Eureka to take part in the festiv-
titles. the exercises were held in their
hail here. and much good fellowship
Was evinced.
Aressrs. Thomas Weir and David
Keith arrived here last evening. Both
Of the gentlemen visited the Grand Cen
trail in the morning, and later Mr. Weir
paid the Ajax a brief tour of inspec-
ton.
The worst wind and sandstone ever
known to the oldest" is prevailing ut
this writing. The wind at time at
tanned a velocity Of fully sixty miles per
hour. rendering it Just about imposei-
bic 10 get about.