The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-12
BIG ORE BODIES
IN DALY-JUDGE.
Mr.. DAILY Tells Of Conditions Un-
der and Above Ground.
WILL ENTER DIVIDEND LIST
SAYS DALY-wEsT is A WONDER
Full MINE.

a FTER spending three days under
~ ground at the Daly-Judge and
Daly-West properties at Park
City. Manager John ]. DAILY OF the for
nner appeared az his desk again yester-
day. In the Daly-Judge property Man
ager DAILY says there is now all OF 100
Der cent more ore exposed than there
was when his company took over the
Anchor property. During the week he
crawlAd through every nook and cram
nv of the old workings. and he ran up
against renuine surprises in numerous
places. "a
In going through some twenty-five OLD
Slopes he found about fifteen OF them
caved down. In every one where a
cave had occurred great masses OF ore
We're left exposed, showing conclusive
~ that the former management or the
property had quit work without deter
mining the fun extent OF the ore bod
les These disclosures were made IN
the older portions of the mine and
mean that great reserves OF ore stli
exist where the old company thought
their limits had been reached.
Along the eastern eXtremities of the
property, on the Daly-West end, Mr..
Days Investigations showed him that
in several places where the Anchor
company had gone along and mined the
layer OF ore clinging 10 the Quartzite
foOtWall. other layers fully as import
ant and rich as those mined existed
above, all OF them being interlaced
with layers OF lime. This condition OF
affairs was discovered by Mr.. DAILY in
his investigations on the DAILY West
side Of the line, and its Importance
20 the Daly-Judge company can hardly
be computed at this time. IL will In
sure an enormous tonnage of hrst-class
ore that everything Is practically in
readiness 10 dislodge. and Manager
Daily is feeling in high spirits over the
disclosure.
For the past two months or more
the old mill has been running only on
such ores as were needed TO conduct
the series OF experiments and tests that
were necessary to determine just how
10 equip the new plant to get the best
results. Several new devices and new
machines for the practical tests have
been in operation until now the man
Agement knows exactly what il needs
and what will be accomplished by the
new plant when IL goes into commits
sion, not later than jan 1 next.
I'VE shall begin the new year" said
Mr. DAILY, entirely out OF debt and
with 500 900 in the treasury. Our new
mill viii make the average Anchor ores
worth at least s. per ton more 10 the
company than they were ever made
20 provide before, and we shall have
the ore blocked out 20 keep the plant
running indefinitely. I know that the
mine will then be on a dividend-paying
basis and that dividends will be paid."
Speaking of conditions in the DAILY
West. Mr.. DAILY said the mine had a
wonderful amount of ore blocked out
more. many times more, than it could
have boasted OF year or two ago
and that It would continue It's present
rate of production for years 70 come,
he said. was beyond question.
In disruissing the subject of condi-
tiOns at both the mines, he said there
never was a time when either of them
was worth as much as il is today.