Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

~ equipped with steam hot.
everything necessary to carr, anu
ueelVe campaign Of development wi
ne smart was sunk to 500 Zoo,
az the 4l5 IT. mark a bic vol, SUI
grade ore was cut, running slo 70 ' ,,s
ana TINS continued in the shat, ,or s'o
feet' ON the 800 IT. level {, ,.. 'VO
and found to be over 100 fee, g., ,u'
a cross cut was started at the A.. t
ieVei' ana 40 feet south OF tho "a, ~
the rich ledge was found Drg,s '
started and have continued "a,
directions, all in ore. In the wos, Ivy, Ivy"
where the greater portion of tho w. w.
End claim has crosscut vo. @
south to determine the widtb a,l
was round TO be 40 feet wide win a
feet OF ore next to the hanging ,..n
that mas shown to be the rlcbag, oa5
IN the camp 1t averages 81 2oo w.,
ton and the 81 feet outside of n,.
streak runs from $50 to $50, no, NJ,
assay OF 1t ever going less than en-
This whole vein can be bro,en doc.
ana shipped without sorting.
The North Star.
The North Star Tunnel and De,,,,.
mont company owns and operates H.,
property lying east of and adIacs,, ~,
the Montana-Tonopah group md t.1
recently opened up one of the Nfor,o..
veins, the Macdonald, and Is shl,,,n.
regularly lots OF high grade oro
Frank Galden is president Of the roo.
pany. Harry Ramsey vice pros,d,r,
\. j. Raycroft, secretary, and N,ron,
Duvall manager, They spent Sion ooo
before they found the ore. I'm se,r,h,,.
inder the Gaping porphyry. as tb.n
supposed, but now have IN sirt,
enough to assure them the return a,
their money many times over Th,
edge was cut on the $50 foot ,.,,i
and has been opened up for 300 foat nm
mat level, and 100 feet on the $40 foo,
level and has been appraised on n
the $50 foot level and has an ayars,,
width of five feet, and averages sso
per ton in values. With nearly o5o
feet of ground above the present ,ynrt
ings and 1900 feet along the strike q,
the vein there is considerable asgpr.
ance that the North Star has great
future before it. 1t is the most castor.
ly producer in the camp and its dc.
velopments In an eastery direction
promise to open UP as great posslbIU.
ties as the Tonopah Extension did TO
the west.
Halifax and Mizpah Extension.
These properties lie on the east slope
of Mount Oddie. east OF the Belmont
and North star. Tho former is con.
trolled by Ex-senator Thos. Kearns O,
Utah and David Keith. A largo
amount Of money has been spent in
hunting for the rich veins that are so
productive over the hill but Il is be-
lieved that they are much deeper than
the present shafts. The Halifax has
large flow OF water from which a
good income is derived in furnishing
to the water companies OF Tonopah.
The capital stock of the Halifax haa
lately been increased and work win
again be resumed. Tho Mlzpah Tx.
tension has "A large group and is deyel-
oping through an 500 foot shaft.
Gold Mountain.
Gold Mountain lies about six miles
south of Tonopah, and was prospected
some before Tonopah was thought Of.
Its lodges can be easily traced by the
groupings in the porphyhy and rhyo-
lite and the values are found as free
gold. They run from two 30 four feet
In width and in the Tonopah- Gold
Mountain. the values average about
$50. This property, during the past
few months. has shipped over 500 tons
of this grade of ore. The company is
controlled by Senator Nixon and Geo.
Wingheld, There are eight gasoline
hoists working on the mountain on df-
ferent properties. among the most
promising Of which are the Battleship.
Tonopah- Union. Coolihan. Lucky Tom.
Gold Belt, United Tonopah, Double