Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
GREAT RECORD or THREE MINES
Leading Properties Of Camp Lined Up
Like lO6cShoe--A H. Mayne
Is Optimistic


WIZ IoNNlOUt 10 produce NOlnplnN ore
at the rate Of $4,000 per month for
an Indefinite peror This ls the Hrst
ollclal statement OF any Kind that has
been given out by Florence people,
inc Florence ulno IL situated about
"a mile east ~ the town Of Nuldnuld,
ana II owned by the Florence godncd
Mining Goa "a ,lOao corporation, com.
posed Of o. H. Senator George y, NIXON
John Mckano, Chns NJ SchNub, A. u.
Parker o. H. Lockhart and George
Wngheld, The property ~ being DE.
velopcd IN Systematic manner by
superintendent oliver who N an old
Colorado mining man The shaft In
down 800 feet, which IN the deepest IN
the district Between 1000 and 1000
feet Of drifting has been done under
ground 10 date, ana true assure vein
has been encountered ON the 2jO'toot
level Cope, N being found In the ore
TO the extent Of z per cent, which IN
accepted as a true indication If the
pomanonoy NJ the ore deposits, SUI
pcrintondent Oliver states that tho
deeper the shaft II sunk the richer
the ore " found 10 be, and that when
the ore shoot IN tapped ut the SJ0.foot
level, phenomenal values are expect.
ed, The average of all the ore shipped
Ia date M above 5000 per ton, and as.
says have been taken showing values
M high Az $4,000 There are about
5000 tons Of milling ore on the dumps
nt the present time. This win aver.
ngo about $40 per ton, sixty men are
now at work ON the Florence, A 90
horse power hoist N on the property
but a 60 horse power hoist VIII soon
take rs pluce Although now ranked
as the greatest producing mln0 I'm
Goldncld the Florence, up Ia tho be-
GINNING Of the year was not currently
believed 10 be worthy of rank among
doIdhclds top'notchora
SHIPPED OVER D,OOoOOO
Tho Combination, Jumbo and Jan.
nary durIng the Drst ~ months ~ the
comps history shipped over $1,000 600
worth " high grade ore Since then
work on The Combination hus been 80.
ing ON ndualrIougly and this min0 "
now paying dividends at the rate Of go
per cent PER nnnum on a capitalization
~ 100000 Tho mine was originally
sold 10 Luclen h. Patrick Denver
MINING engineer for $4,000 on the
srongth " q showing 6 feet deep, no
paid $4,000 cash ana gave 4 bond Cor
the payment " tho balance In 80 days,
Al the end OF that period he had tax.
an out sufficient orc 10 pay The balance
Patrick ~ the time had no money, and
n Ia known that 10 secure the prop.
crty he interested tho heads Of depart.
mon stores IN Chicago that were his
friends ana they put up the Original
$1,000 and took n controlling interest for
H. The Combination has erected Il To-
stamp mill and Is handling 80 tons If
orc per day from their own mine They
made nm experimental test from the
adjoining January mine Of 300 tons, but
at prosonl they are uslng their entire
capacity ON their own ores,
Tho famous Jumbo mine, from which
the loascw took over 1900 900 worth OF
ore last year has renewed lts deycl.
months caused by LITIGATION brought
about by informal dlssonslons over tho
lc1gcs ana before July J. az Dix force
m men win be I'm The employ ~ tho
company as Al any time IN he history
LINED up HORSESHOE LIRE
Mining men on the Ground are more
than ever agreed that the Richest pro.
ducluR properties Of tho district arc
lined one above the other In tho
form NJ u perfect horseshoe and u
horseshoe that has only just begun IT'S
tale of wealth, ana generations may
como and 30 before tho whole story N
told, Tho Golinold mines NJ today
have only begun 20 scr0po the surface
here and there ana n romans for those
mat follow 10 seek The further millions
ln the depths
II II moi opsy 10 describe the lenglh
and depth NJ thH Wondrous horseshoe
with 40 mountains ana valleys. scar,
rrl here ana there from end 10 tnd
with the croprlngH which told the pros.
pcelor " the gold not ttr hidden below,
Start al the loWor or southern point Of
the horseshoe M tho urly dCyCOp.
Irg mine. W0nd westward 40 the town
NJ Col llloIl, Then turn upward ana
northNatl straight through Columbia
Mountain once more, turn 10 the cant.
War 10 the Qulr2tc and BACK Butte
properties iuN beyond me town Of Dl
0monlnCld ana You have Travelled
Wll nine mIIna 400 tllo crow nloa, N
roach the upper or northern end N
Tho collaborating dIswcls which
mako tho horseshoe Itself are half A
WOln uu thH average, tuyorpod hv veins
That parallel one another with hero
ana 'horu eros. veins carving hlgh
values, n H 'our miles across the
horseshoe no nv widest part and In
ms central area are other hills aud
valleys That VIII Internationally Yield
lholr quota of treasure. Gcolo.
EIFF hol|oyo lhlN central norton ropro,
spnlF lhr orator Of 70 mouurOuR Volcano
0r which lhu horseshoe lust described
III the rnh uloug whose hulr mllu
edges millions ana millions Of years
ORu were OplChDi up the collaborating
ln.k ihNl men now seek 10 turn into
the channels Of trade ana wealth,
Iu complete the picture OF this gront.
or monster of nature than oven Ncsu.
| yluH could De- considered, II ia only
necessary to survey ne hills aud
mountains That onclroh tho rim Of the
! LONG extinct orator ami onb nnds thoy
WO only me- nHh heaps q, other and
earlier commissions while tho inter.
| voWng plains are only deserts OF arid
sand ON which the HcrnwnoHt ana
! fluldIosl vegetation finds II dimcull
| To- maintain q procOrlouH footing.
Nothing but dreams NJ wealth could
oven have induced tho earliest ana
| hardest PROJECTORS "a cross the desert
! wastes, whore never an animal IN Seen
| whore never a bird nlea Loss than
| two years ago eomo sohool'trainod oX,
| pcrls declared tho deposits Ncro not
| large or deep, So tho gold that for
millions of years had awaited the white