Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-19

lts rolling stock, to enable Il TO more
easily handle the greatly increased
output Of the Utah Copper and Ohio
mines, also meet the requirements OF
its new customer bingham. New Ha-
veu-and prepare for doubling the haul
to the enlarglng Yampa shelter Bling
ham Bulletin,
Theodore Hatfield and Grove Chess
brow, both well known I'm Tinuc have
started on "A prospecting trip from CAL
iente, Nevada, They intend to prospect
some OF the new mining camps and re-
gions during the winter They both
have had good opportunities and are
well able TO handle that class of work
satisfactorily TO the parties interested
with their undertaking -Tintic Miner.
The spur Of the Copper Belt road to
the Bingham-New Haven ore bins was
completed this week, With the wagon
haul reduced to less that mile, ship
ping from the Clipper Hill bonanza n
greatly facilitated and It is understood
Is 10 be increased to 100 tons aday. The
mine Is now making q showing that
ranks II with the big ones, though ts
working tunnel cut the vein only about
a year ago.-Bngham Bulletin,
The ore body has been followed along
the line between the Victoria and
Grand Central mines, and so close
that some ofthe time II IL claimed by
one ana some of the time by the other.
II Ia reported that the two companies
have practically agreed upon an umpire
to decide which Of the companies is to
receive the shipments. This speaks well
for the friendly relations existing be-
tween the interested parties -Tinuc
Miner
Thirty-two tons Of ore have been
hauled down from the New York this
week and the ore bodies are Just as
large and look more encouraging
Meanwhile the stock Is being ham.
mered" numerically by the Salt Lake
brokers, and II Is more than passing
strange that, While this property rs
shipping ore and has more I'm sight, the
the stock Ia down to % cents, while
that Of it's nelghbor, which has even no
very good indications Of pay rock.
Is soaring around the 81 mark II Is a
state OF affairs that can be explained
only by the brokers themselves. Park
City Record.
Development work goes steadily on
ut the Wabash, although there Is moth.
ing new TO report and no reason for
the jump the stock has taken during the
past weeks. In fact, 1t has been freely
asserted among the brokers in Salt
Lake that this rapid advance was
/ gained by tactics not countenanced on
/ the exchange The splendid condition
/ OF the New York Bonanza, however, Is
| very encouraging 10 holders Of Wabash
| stock The covered treste al the mine
has been extended out over the road
| ana this gives the company ample
/ ground on which to dump It's Dirt
! ParkClty Record.
At the Ontario mine several improve
ments have been made Of late. and ey-
eIythlng Is IN readiness for the winters
work. A large quantity OF timber is on
the ground and a saw has been in
stalled to cut It up into the proper
lengths The carpenter shop is up and
/ and the rope room, where the new ca.
bles are made, has also been erected
A new fiat cable Is now In course OF
construction. The cable Is composed Of
/ Il strands each strang consisting OF a
dozen or more wires. The strands arc
| unWound from large spools by means OF
! am engine, and are kept taut between
] iron wedges, while another bunch Of
wire Is interviewer among the other
strands. Everything Is very Conycn-
iently arranged about the works. and
down the mine Foreman Connolly Is
]
Park City Record.
An order was placed last week by Col
| W. VI. Ferry Of Park city for consider
! able machinery to be placed at the
| old Glencoe mine, which Is now known
| as the Ferry Hancock property. In
cluded In the order Is n 800 cubic foot
| straight line compressor, one lO0-horse-
power high-pressure steam boiler one
! l00-hOrsepOWer heater and two large ain
! receivers. Also a double action l0xii
| geared hosting engine, including cable
| and all other necessary equipment, to-
gether with o carload Of pipe and 9TH
er supplies. This win be encouraging
news to stockholders who viii realize
that Il means a systematic develop
| ment on q large scale OF this property
which Will open up this section OF the
mining district IN good shape Con.
siderable work has been done at the
Glencoe already, both by W. NJ, Curtis
and by Mr. Ferry and the prospect has
opened up one of the most promising
IN the camp, Some high-grade ore has
been taken out at different times, and
although the ore bodies so far en-
countered have been small there Is no
doubt that ne the work progresses larg.
er and permanent bodies will be found
There Is now "A men at work az the
mine, and he grading FOR The boiler
house is complete II is the intention tC
put the engine and hoist at the ind OF
the tunnel and sink on the VEIN which
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