Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-27
MR.. LIpMAN's ENTERPRISE.
: What a Former salt Laker is Doing for
The Camp OF Haley Idaho.

The projected Lipman tunnel that will
penetrate Point Lookout and cut at
depth the ore bodies found In many
| OF the best old-time producing mines in
the vicinity Of Haley, says an Idaho
| correspondent of the Denver Mining
| Reporter, Is regarded by every min
| ing man familiar with the district as
a most merilorous enterprise and one,
! In the event Of its successful consum-
| nation, that will indefinitely prolong
| the longevity Of the camp The project
| is In the hands OF Mr.. NJ. II. Lipman,
| the well known Idaho, Nevada and
| Utah mining man, with whom Is associ-
| ated the c. Herbert Daley company Of
| New York City. The tunnel will start
! IN the deep gulch OF Elk creek about
| 900 feet above the Red Elephant mill,
run northeast a distance of 5000 feet
| or more to tap first the Point Look
out mine at a denth Of 1900 feet, then
! the Jay Gould vein, Idahoan, the entire
Bullion group OF mines and the Idaho
Democrat The veins to which access
WIN be had at great depth have yielded
upward Of 100000 in gold, silver and
lead The majority of these properties
are now ldle, the lowest workings In
any being about 400 feet. The veins In
all OF these properties dip southeast
towards the tunnel at an angle OF about
90 degrees from the horizontal. Mr.. NJ.
II, Lipman, manager I'm charge. is au-
thorlty for the statement that his com
pany has secured 1900 acres OF mineral
land adjoining the jay Gould and Mag
nolia. on the south and extending as far
as the Red Elephant mill. The Point
Lookout mine, owned and operated by
MIR. Lipman and associates. has been
exploited by early 5000 feet OF work.
lngs The nam tunnel Is in $50 feet
and several ore bodies have been OPEN
ed mp by drifts. slopes and winzes.
from which In early days about SO, 900
worth OF ore was extracted. In the
work OF retimbering and cleaning the
Old workings one carload Of high-grade
ore has been sorted out that gives as
say values OF izl ounces silver and 53ib
per cent lead. From the other and
newer workings upwards OF 300 tons
Of shipping ore has accumulated on
the dumps This ore Is red oxide and
carhonates aud carries average yalues
Of 10 ounces IN silver and 40 per cent
Lead The RAISE from the main tunnel
TO the old workings is in ore for 200
rect and a 10 foot winze Is in progress
TO strike the ore body further in. The
vein matter is in three stratas. the bet
ter values being usually found at the
junction OF the white and black tale.
The mine is being put In splendid shape
ana vii probably be on a shipping has.
is shortly Upwards Of $4,000 will be
expended In the tunnel project this sea-
son. An air compressor and drills viii
be Installed and cfIlce buildings bunk
houses, etc, erected
We'll" said the hardened villain. as
the turnkey locked him in his cell dirs
Got a peek-a- boo door anyway."--Chi-
cage Tribune.
A student noted for his carelessness
IN dress once approached Prof. Simon
NeWcomb. Of John Hopkins university.
Tor advice, He was thinking Of leav-
Ing college and going into business hav-
Ing had a hattering offer.
Vow, you know my case, professor"
ne said and II you were IN my shoes
what would you do?"
The professor looked very serious and
replied
Black them. Of course. New York
Times.
Brown used 20 live In Texas. YOU
know and be says be soon found out |
that Rhode Island wasn't big enough |
FOR him"
What was the particular troubley' |
Why he was busy arranging TO- nut |
up O big office building. and the au- /
thorities stopped him Just as soon as |
he commenced cNcayating the cellar" /
What did they say?"
They said huh'd have 10 stop. lie |
was undermining Massachusetts on one
side ana Connecticut on the other
Cleveland Plain Dealer.