The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-31

Dor, the Mammoth. and that all OUTLAWS
| of treasures, wrested from the bowels Of
the earth with so much difficulty. can be
diverted into the channels in which 1t by
| right belongs-the employment Of labor
in further Developments and the pay
ment OF dividends among those fortunate
enough to hold sharsA>
Lower Mammoth.
When asked for a brief outline Of the
conditions at the Lower Mammoth, Su-
per1ntendent William Ball sale that as
he had not submitted his report IL the
| liberty TO give many particulars. II is
well known fact that this company has
entered into an agreement to ship all
ores to the Ohio & Colorado Smelling
Is said that the company receives better
rates and better returns than from home
shelters.
Over at the Star matters ere progress
ing very favorably. superintendent Tur-
ner confidently expects to strike ere in
near future. 30 far this year twenty
cars have been shipped. and as the rom
Pany has an advantageous contTAc: with
ores considerable development lsCrS can
| be accomplished from the proceeds re-
| cetved from such shipments The new
management and the supei intendent have
4
Ike manner, and there Is every reason
70 hope that II will soon be q dividend
payer
Silver cfsy and Vicinity.
Many people VIII be pleased to know
that the outlook for the mines In and
around Silver City, known ss the south
| end is becoming brighter. In the course
OF the past year many miners left the
place and moved their families and q
crrca ma nv n thosxNa - 49,
houses TO Eureka. where more work was
obtainable, and when the Drogen iron
| mine began operations last fall, II was
difficult matter for the management
| TO get teams to haul away their ore.
This ore IL literally ouarried from the
| side of the hill and keeps a great many
men employed both at the mine and haul
ing the ore to the railroad.
The Brooklyn Consolidated has been for
| the past few weeks shipping some very
| good ore, which Is being oOntraeted for
| by the management Of the Centennial
| Eureka.
Swansea.
| Since the Swansea started up last sum-
Mer some very good work has been done.
| All the ore that has been extracted has
been from above the s0O-foot level Super
| irtendent Daniel y. Ware is IN charge OF
| this property and the record made ny
| him is very creditable, as the number Of
cars shipped since last August is 1ss.
The next-door neighbor Of the Swansea,
| the South Swansea, has so far this year
marketed eighty-four cars. This mine is
at present closed down.
Buiiion-Beck Tunnel.
A great many men in all walks of life
In this camp being shareholders IN the
! Bullion-Beck Tunnel property are "tick-
led to death" at the good luck that has
come to them through the very recent
v-4~ -1
KNIGHT. who discovered the Tnoi, Sam
property. and who has the confidence OF
the entire district. is certainly to be con-
| graduated on the success that has at
tended his efforts to bring the Tunnel to
| the fore. So far this year the mine has
shipped ten cars, has paid dividend and
another dividend is on the cards. The
ore body in the fissure is a strong one
and there is no doubt that the BIB tun-
mel has entered the dividend column as
staYer.
North TintIo Prospects.