The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-31
Tc Maintains Its Commanding Position Producer Of Rich Mineral

on the Farragut group OF claims. Mr..
Harrington came here in the year lbs4
and. having served the Eureka Hin ana
the 0emini-this latter mine for two
years-he became convinced that the ore
bodies that had made these two mines
so famous and so profitable must OF nee
essity extend into the north. He made
the first location IN North Tintio IN the
year 1890 and he's since steadily added 70
his holdings The news that the Ridge
and Valley company had struck ore ana
thai tn core was trendipg has gay ulust
indeed have been very welcome IS such
perfect faith in ones convtcttQps Is GER
tainly deserving Of its reward
A company has been formsd 70 be
known as the Farregut MintngsAnd Mill
ing company. into which some we'll
willingness to get. Jackson McChrystaI
superintendent OF the Genini, has al
reody invested IN stock aud has already
located all the vacant ground between
that property and the Farragut property.
Tho officers Of this new venture ere: D
G. Harrington, president; James p. Muir
ply. vice president; .; D. Hanks. score
tary and treasurer. These are all on the
directorate with aieo, Mrs. D. Q. Har-
Tington apd Jackson McChrystaL Il Is
the intention Of the company 20 send the
shaft which Is being sunk on the Fprra-
gut down q distance OF 800 feet when
pany is Incorporated for 100000 shares &c
s1.00 per share.
Other good properties are pushing their
assessment work to completion IN this re-
R1on The Tintic King Is now attracting
TIE attention OF local miners and Is one
of the promising youngsters OF the camp
It is located 1900 feet 10 the northwest
OF the famous old Bullion-Beok and Cent
nj properties and shows on the surface
all the weil-known characteristics OF the
great oFS-produotng dolomtte lime oelL
extending from the Mammoth mine cleaS
through 20 the GsminL The Tintic King
company owns the Manhattan and Revo-
nue. patented claims and is now sinking
in very good-looling ledge matter, which
runs parallel with a porphyry Dyke: The
Officers OF this company are. DR.. W. h
Pike, president: Lee Hopper, Woe prSSl-
dent and Edward Pike. as secretary ana
treasurer
YoVIcviiIe Group.
Raymond Illinois company and adjoining
on the west are the Yorkytlle and the
Retributon claims owned by Lee HOP
per, and constituting Ehat Is known
as the Yorkvilie group; There Is splen-
which carries some good values. Depth
ana DEVELOPMENT are all that Is needed 20
bring this part Of the camp TO The fore.
Furthe- 20 the north and east the North
Gerini company owns some very prou-
tg.ng ground and which certainly bears
the ear-rnsrks that are borne On the sus-
face by the old producers 70 the south-
Some Ericsson Properties.
In the Ericsson district some tnarty
miles TO the west Of Tinfic some vezv
interesting work Is being done. n oom-
psny has been formed 70 work claims
which adjoin the Flying DuSchmsu prop
erty, o. G Gr1ggs Of tho Uncle Send end
J. 3. Jensen, foreman Of the MIL az the
same Rropsrt are int9FS S;:s Win + s ~,
venture They have purchased the ma
chinsry thA& was forIaery IN use Ct TIE
immediately after the first of the SeaK
put Il IN operation
A nsxt-door neighbor of the Copper
Jack IL the New Utah property, from
which an assay Of g per cent copper has
| been obtained. Tinttc people are the on
GERS and one gsn4Iernan, George 2 D
| Williams, from Grand Junction Coso.t
With these officers, form the board OF
| directors. Tim Manion is ths super1n-
tAndent OF the work
From the above REMARKS about the
great T1ntio district 1t viii be seer that
| Instead Of retrograding the DISTRICT Is IN
| for an unprecedented BOOM which villa
! be natural and not artificial