Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
AN INTERESTING
T|NT|C BUDGET,
Fine Ore in West TintiC, Flying
Dutchman Progressing
Finely.
OLD DRAGON IS WORKING.
The Swansea and Old Brooklyn arc
Coming 10 the Front---Othcr
Items.
Special Corresnondence.

Eureka, Nov, l7.-.Dan Tranter. the
wen known Tintic miner has disposed
OF his lease IN the Mammoth mine to
Mr.. Crosby for a neat sum
The shipments from the Black Jack
mine are proving highly satisfactory.
the values showing over 500 IN gold
and silver This old Mammoth property
from all indications, viii prove a good
dividend payer In the near future.
Fine specimens Of ore are being
brought In from the New Utah mine
In West Tintc The hosting plant Is
now In fun operation and sinking Is
being pushed in the Incline shaft. Colo
RADIO capitalists have invested heavily
In this property and intend to make
good dividend payer out It Of.
Messrs, William Bail, John +. Hayes
and David Depue have closed their
lease on the Eureka Hill dump from
which they made a neat sum of coin
and win now devote their energies TO
developing their lease on the l00-foo
level OF that property
Seldom Clawson Of Salt Lake has TAX
en- carload Of slime from the old
Mammoth mill and Will have the same
put to chemical test to ascertain II a
solution can be found TO extract Its
values at cost low enough TO make
its working valuable.
The prospects AT the Flying Dutch
man mine In West Tintlc Is all that
can be desired and development work
will be continued during the winter
months.
John Davis the veteran prospector of
TintiC arrived In Eureka Tuesday and
left Wednesday for his property In
North 1intic near Greedy Springs. Mr..
Davis viii begin work Immediately on
his claims and continue the develop
ment of the property during the win
ter. All indications show that the prop
erty Is well mineralized and will be
giving good results before spring.
Two shifts are now at work on the
North Mammoth property, adjoining
the Centennial Eureka mine and Supt
William Mathews Is well satisfied with
the showing already made.
Grading for the new mill at the Co.
diva mine has been completed aud
building will be commenced tomorrow.
There is no doubt but what the mill
will prove a money maker from the
start.
Next week the case OF Albert Larson
George Crooks, Irwin Spriggs and ollie
Baker vs. the Bullion Beck Mining COM
pany will come up for trial In the Fifth
judicial court at Nephi, The plaintiffs
seek to recover Si6,53i alleged TO be
due as q result of not being allowed
to work a certain lease on the Bullion
Beck mine. They broke into a Slope
containing very rich ore, but on ac-
count Of litigation between the Beck
and Eureka Ilill companies. they We're
not allowed to remove the rich mineral.
The new machine shop at the Mann
moth mine has been completed and the
workmen are now installing the large
dynamo which recently arrived. II
viii be used to supply electric lights
to all the property Of the company,
The working force at the Raymond
mine, just north OF Eureka has been
Increased by putting on night SHIFT
owing to the extra amount of work,
and Supt. j. G. sullivan II so pleased
with the outlook Of the property that
he will use every effort to push develop
ment work from the /, 500 foot level.
The old Dragon Iron mine at silver
City Is again pushing to the front ana
about $50 tons are being shipped daily
The starting Of operations at this pro-
perty means much to the merchants OF
that camp,
Operations have been started on the
Old Brooklyn property at Silver city
under the direction Of Supt. James
Packard who has a force of men at
work extracting the ore and two teamS
are employed in hauling 1t TO the rail-
road. The outlook for the property is
very encouraging,
The Swansea mine at silver Is pro-
ducing a carload Of ore per day ana
the showing In this old producer Is
growing daily. Several Of the old pro-
perties at silver will be started uD
shortly and the camp viii again be-
come active as In days Of yore.