Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
TINTIC MINING NEWS.
TAX Of Custom NH for west End Of
Camp.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Jan, 6Recorder G. @. STIFF
ier Of Tintic district has recorded the
following locations since the first Of
the year
Della, by Frank Thornberg, Sultan,
by Fred Zipp; Anna by Anna Marks;
Bay State by Con p Sullivan. Bowed
Chest by NJ. X. Neboi The Dream, by
j. r. Williams
John Foley, the we'll known miner,
has taken a contract for sinking the
shaft on the Addle Mining company IN
East Tlntic This property was for
metly the Old Minnie Argentine claims,
and IL rich In mineral wealth
John Bostlemeyer and son OF Provo
have been working the August claims
IN the east end Of the district.
Several new locations were made the
first OF the year, but the claim Jumper
ala not get IN his work as most Of the
owners OF claims in the district knew
they had Il good proposition and had
done the assessment work.
II Is understood that N Raymond
Mining Company viii soon begin opera
lions on their valuable properties To-
Gated on the north end OF the city A
great deal Of work has already been
done on the property by SUPP, j. G, Sui
Ivan, and there is no doubt but IN the
near future the mine VIII open up the
great riches OF the North end
The east end OF tho district II looking
better than ever before, and reports
from prospectors and claim owners
are very encouraging and ere spring
several shipping properties are expected
to be opened up,
The outlook Tor the North district Is
very bright and Record q CAPT Hugo
Deprezen IL kept busy recording new To-
cations The WASH company keeps a
force of men huslly At work developing
lbs claims as does Capt Depresen, Ras-
mus Nelson and the Sweetwater COM
uauy are also doing considerable work
on their properties
Al the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the silver Apex Mining COM
pHuy, held Monday evening the follow
ing officers We're elected to serve during
the year 1905, President Herbert Hopes.
Vice president, j W. Merrill secretary
and treasurer John W. Hurd; these
gentlemen with T. @ Hanson and Jo-
seph Schlect form the board of direc-
tors The company intends TO COM
mence development work on rs claims
Immediately
iANN' HlNlNk lN'N are llfhlIk pre-
pnrations TO commence work on the
LILY and Ralph properties al East TN
tic,
II is the intention Of the mine own
ors OF West Tintc TO erect O mill IN
that section TO handle tho low grade
ores, OF which there is a great guam
tlty As the matter now stands, no
money could be made by shipping the
ore, ON account OF the long distance Il
would have 10 be hauled.
q. Bray am employe of the Ceptcu-
NAL Eureka mlro hnd his lofi lnq hodly
bruised while pushing "a car today The
young man VIII be unable 90 work for
some time
Tho shipments from Tnllc district
for the week ending Jan o amounted
Ga 20 carloads, Two carloads OF con-
Ceutratcs We're sent I'M from the Uuolc
Sam MIL The minerals came from
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