Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-29

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AT THE SOUTH SWANSEA.
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10 the 4. ). Smelter.

10 the L. $. smelter.
Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Aug. 2S.-Ore from the South
Swansea mine at silver city VIII soon
be on the move toward the valley the
company having closed contract with
the United states smelter to handle the
productions Of that property. The only
work that has been done In the mine
for some time Is on the PaXman lease
and the lower levels have become flood
ed with water. so that the ore will have
TO be taken from the upper levels and
as there is plenty of metal above the
ZOO level II will not be necessary to
start up the pumps. 1t would be a
very expensive undertaking to clear
the property Of water, as the South
Swansea and Swansea are connected
on the lower levels and to open either
would necessitate large outlay OF
cash,
More miners are being put on at the
Grand Central mine az Mammoth and
the sinking Of the shaft Is progress
ing nicely
Hereafter the La Refine mine will re-
side Of the mountain, Jesse knight has
purchased the well owned by G. II.
Peterson, located near the Grand Cen
trial mine at Mammoth, and Will make
arrangements with the Grand Central
company to pump the water,
The property OF the Humbug I'm the
East End of the district which is un~
der lease. is showing mp In excellent
shape, car of ore from that property
was shipped this week which netted
close on to 1000.
The property Of the Victoria Mining
company is showing up well under the
development work being done by Supt.
r. S. Robertson. The prospect OF the
property developing into paying
proposition in the near future Is very
bright
New machinery Is to be placed on the
property of the Maple mine I'm East
Tintic, and a car OF ore VIII soon be
placed on the market.
John Davis is busily engaged I'm de-
veloping his claims In North Tintic,
and is pleased with the showing made
this summer
a large amount Of development work
is being done In the north end OF the
district and a mine may be opened up
IN that section this fall.
The Wasa Mining co. was incotpor-
ated this week. The incorporators, who
are all Eureka miners, own a group Of
nine claims in North Tintic, which has
vein OF iron quartz which carries wall
ues In gold and silver. The officers Of
the company are! Jacob Soderlund
president; Andrew Soderlund, vice
president Fred Sundall, treasurer;
John Sodcrlund, secretary and An
drew Strom, manager. Development
work Is now I'm progress on the claims.
The shipments from Tintic district
were not as large this week, owing 10
there being no shipments from the
Grand Central, on which property the
shaft Is being sunk. The following are
producers for the week ending Aug. 20;
Gemlni .,,,ts.,,'.''', 's'.'',,..,'ll
Centennial Eureka .,,,..,,. .,,.," ID
Bullion Beck .,,,,,,,,. ..,,,,,,.,,, :
! Yankee Cons, .'''','''s.'.' '''s',' D
Uncle sam Cons ,,,.,...,.,,,,,.,, l
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salvador .,,.,,'.' .s''s'''s'. '..,, l
Eagle q Blue Bell ...,,.....,,,,.,, 2
Carlsa ,..,,t,., ',s'. ..-s,s..,p,..t, =
Victor .,,.,,. .'',.',..','' ''''..' y
Mammoth r"'',..'. t'''.''',' '''''lO
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Two cars OF concentrates were
Skinned from the Uncle Sam mill.