Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

| The company has made no avrempr az
extraction of ore ON its own account
but leasers have been busy ana since
Jan. / last have forwarded to the smell
tiers approximately 1900 tons of ore.
According TO a statement made by am
Official of the company not long since,
the gross receipts of the company from
the sale Of ore from Sept 30 1901. TO
Nov 20 this year, footed up 70 "a to-
tai Of S6ll9D of which S}S l99 was pro,
duced by leasers. from which the COM
pany received royalties.
The principal development work or
the year was confined to the 70O-foot
level and in sinking the main working
shaft consisting OF a single compart,
ment and manway which Is 10 be
dropped below the rockwell zoo feet
The shaft is being put down alongside
OF a foot streak of high grade ore, as
says showing It 20 contain values ruu-
ming from $40 to $50 to the ton, while
the entire vein measures anywhere
from 30 to 40 feet IN width. II Is esti-
mated that there are at least 10000
tons Of low grade ore exposed and brok-
en- at the present time ON the $50 level
ulone-to say nothing about the reserve
on the lower leyels-that win average
better than SO to the ton net TO the
company The Carsa mine is we'll
equipped. A new hosting plant was
installed during the year and In addi-
tiOn a number Of other surface inn
provements We're made A tunnel was
driven into the mountain from the Ca
risa Side. the purpose OF which Is to
connect with the l5O-foot level. The
adit has been completed to the distance
of $50 feet.
The royalties received from the sale
of lease ore have been a little more than
enough TO pay the expense OF the new
development.
Generally speaking. conditions at the
Carsa ore brighter than they have been
for some time and the management
looks forward TO a prosperous year In
1906
The active management % the prop
erty Is under the direction of Harry $.
Joseph OF Salt Lake, who Is also vice
president OF the company. The other
officers are j. f., Gallagher. president
Edmund IL Mead, secretary and treas.
urer, who, with Frank J. Westcott ana
u, ID. Woodruff, constitute the board Of
directors.
THE GODIVA MINE.
Quite early I'm the present year this
mine was reouened after over year
Of inactivity and while the working
force has rot been large the output
OF the mine during the past eight
months amounted 90 over SO carloads
OF nice ore The stockholders Of this
mine and the GamIni are almost idenu-
cal and both are worked under the
superlntendency OF j. c. McChrystal.
40 eHort has been made 10 tax the
output Of the Godva, the company
appearing 90 be satisfied TO carry on
The work pn "a small scale The ore
sent out this year has come from the |
upper workings OF the mine and Is said /
to have uetted the company a large !
sum OF money Some prospecting has |
also been done IN various parts Of the |
nine with good results.
BULLION BECK MINE.
Leasing has become an important I
factor with the Bullion Beck Mining |
company ana nearly all OF the ore /
.0ken from the mine during the year |
was mined by the small army OF leas-
Prs. Nearly al Of the leasers have /
found this kind OF mining profitable
ma IN many instances sensational
strikes have been made which have had
J tendency TO stimulate the interest
which the miners are taking I'm the
Frok L. c. poty was recently given
he position Of superintendent OF the
mine succeeding James Earls, who