Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
WEALTH NEAR MARYsvALE,
The Development of the Anthony
Mines AT Coyote is Now Assured.

Special Correspondence.
Narygvale. Nov. AFTER employ
lug force OF men all sumner
on the SEWER mine. Mr. Charles Lam
mersdorf. who owns 2i2,OOO shares
out OF a total Of 100000 has closed
down the property for the winter and
placed a Waterman I'm charge the
main work has been the development
OF the lower tunnel which mas run
through an rs foot body OF ore, ana -
now within 10 feet OF the back vein.
The deal for the Seyler has been called
or" Mr.. LammersdoH says an extern
sion was asked for, which he would not
give. The sampling ot the property by
H. =. Jennings Is said 20 have showed
an average valuation Of SIS per ton.
Al The Annie Laurie the mill Is be-
ing prepared for work as rapidly as
poxlble. Nothing Is now being done ON
the Electric power plant as 10 Is the IN
tentlon TO use steam Tor the present az
least The machinery Is being put IN
Mace and Il looks as II the mill VIII De
I'm commission earlier than was antlcl-
mated. Between thirty and forty men
are at work In the mountains cutting
wood. which VIII be used for fuel IN
stead Of coal.
EXCELLENT LOCATION,
The extension Of the Rio Grande
Western railway from Belmap station
10 Marysvale, makes this place the dis
trIbuung point for large ana rapidly
growing part Of our state. MatysVdie,
II may be said. Is situated in lovely
valley at the junction of MarysVale
creek and the Sewer river near To the
latters entrance into Belknap gorge
which Is the dividing ridge between the
yale" and the big Sewer or Gunnison
valley The location IS an excellent
one not only for is near proximity %
the gold mines but for the convenience
of the teaming interests in the trans
fer OF their traffic between the wagons
and the railway. Al present Il is the
distributing point for AIN OF the south
eastern portions Of the state. Sixteen
miles south from Marysvale Is the town
of Junction. not far from whore the
east and west forks of the SEWER river
i1ln The road via the west fork passes
through thriving settlements and farms
90 Panguitch he county seat OF Gar
field county. thence south over the rim
OF the great basin and on 90 Kanab. ana
thence 10 the great Colorado river
Mines OF coal, iron and copper abound
on this route, waiting development by
the coming generations. And developed
they certainly will be, for the nation
needs this wealth In her increasing
business.
THE RESERVOIR.
Taking the road from Junction up the
East Fork. the route passes through the
town OF Kingston. thence through Ten
Mile canyon 10 the otter Greek reVer-
voir. one OF the largest n not the lars-
est-artlfcial lake In the state. 10 was
constructed by the combined efforts OF
the farmers OF the several valleys
through which the Sewer river runs.
and stands as a striking object lesson
of cooperative industrial enterprise.
of which ITS builders can well De proud.
II viii add millions 20 the wealth OF
those counties receiving It's Impounded
waters. -.....
Passing the reservoir and always In
SIGHT OF the river and the fields ana
meadows "a few miles brings as 90 the
itue town Of Coyote, almost hidden by
| DTS stacks OF lucerne, grain, etc. Near
| this town ls the Junction Of Coyote
I Creek. one OF the largest tributaries OF
| the SEWER river Up This creek a Few
/ miles very rich anthony mines are lg-
Gated Speaking of them Professor w;
/ p. Blake In his report In L. ;. Mineral
/ Resources. said they are the most re-
/ marklble deposit of stihnite I'm the
/ United states" These mines were quite
/ extensively worked about sixteen years
. ago. but owing TO- the excessive cost OF
long wagon haul 10 and from
/ uab station on the oregon
. short Line Railway (the nearest
/ railway point az that time). the mines
| wcrc closed However since the exc
tension of the Rio Grande Western sys-
tenn into that section and the iocall.I
!, -bonce mas COME. Already q number