Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31

mouth on the tunnel Selma run by ~
Mckinley Mining company The claiml
OF this company are showing up wei
under the superintendency Of Ericl
Levin. who has two shifts nov at work
Messrs. Coleman & Higs0n are takine
some high grade ore from their lease IN
the Beck mine and each blast unc0Yers
rich mlnoro ln the big ore bodies
jacob Muntz and James Long are
working the Producer. Foreigner and
Ella Twins group OF claims IN North
Tnlc.
The bonanza group ~ claims IS being
worked by quite a force Of men and the
output looks very favorable for the
property
Work is progressing finely on the
lower levels " the Orient mine In West
Tlntlc Development work Will be kept
up an winter as the showing OF the
property Is very encouraging.
The tunnel at the property Of tho
Wasa Mining company In North Tinuc
Is being extended and large amount
OF work ls being done AT depth OF
several hundred feet the miners are
working toward the ledge under the
shaft
A fine body Of copper and lead ora
has been uncovered 10 the Iron CAP
mine In West Tlntic by the Doud BROTH
era.
The mining prospects FOR Tlntlc dis
trlct look bright for the coming year.
New mines are being opened up I'm the
West and North ends Of the district
and the older properties OF the district
nu I'll ga Iu OF
talned. Active preparations are being
made to develop several properties In
the East end, The leases IN the yari.
GUS properties throughout the district
are all doing splendIdly, and the year
1905 will outshine all previous years
with It's immense output,
George Adams and Supt. Joseph Han
nihn LETT this week for St. George
Utah. where they will have some de.
velopment work done on the Surprise
group Of claims In which Mr. AdamA
Is heavily Interested
County Attorney Edward pike left
this week for Emery county 10 look aft
er his various mining interests In that
sectlpn. t.
Arthur N. Wallace started a force
OF men 20 work on the Lady Annls
group OF claims near Silver City.
A me body Of ore was opened up BY
Lou De Long this week In the Beck
mine while running O drift through
the lease Of Messrs. Mcpherson and
MoKellar, 10 he could better handle the
ore from his lease Mr.. Mcpherson
Will allow Mr.. De Long the proceeds OF
the first shipment for his fortunate dis
"a FtAV Ia
Is the finest made IN tho old producer
for several years.
The old Scotia mine at West Tlntlo
has been closed down for the Water.
New Developments are being con-
tlnued al the Uncle Sam mine and II In
the intention OF the management TO
install n new compressor which will be
Of great Assistance In pushing the de-
work.
The shipment OF ore from the New
Utah mine will soon be commenced. A
short time ago a large body OF copper
ore was encountered IN the shaft which
averaged $40 per ton. Supt William
Will commence sinking
another shaft so the vein can be tapped
AZ depth OF 200 feet. II Is the inten-
lion TO have q switch put IN 10 connect
the mine with the San Pedro railway.
The May Day mine was practically
closed this week owing to the severe cold
weather Monday night, which caused
he breakage Of the pump and compress
ior Necessary repairs will be COM
Dleted by the first OF the year and ac-
live operation at the property resumed.
The rintlc ore shipments for the
week amounted TO 30 cars, Several Of
he large properties closed down for
several days for Christmas which
makes makes the shipments lower than
usual The shippers were:
Bulllon-Beck 4 Genini, 49, May Day,
J; Yankee Consolidated, 6; Uncle Sam,
Eagle and Blue Bell, 10, Centennial
Eureka, 3d. Eureka -Hlll, 2; Grand Gem
raj, g. Ajax ]; Carlsa, 8; Mammoth,
]; Victor ! total 30.
Two carloads Of concentrates were
ifipped from the Uncle Sam mill
The ore shipments from the TIntlc
district for the month Of December.
mounted TO 55l carloads, coming from
he following properties.
Centennial-Eureka, 22i Eagle and
llue BELL, IS; South Swansea, l0 Yam
zee Consolidated. 49, Godlya, 10. May
Jay 10; Uncle Sam Consolidated, d: /
iulllon-Deck, %. Oemini, IS, Ajax, o. |
'onssa, q Grand Central, 20; Mann
moth, 3i Victor s., star Consolidated,
j. Eureka-lllll, a; Tetro. 2, George Zlm-
'lemon 1; Victoria, o. total, 55l car
Dads
Twelve carloads OF concentrates
we're shipped from the Uncle Sam