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

ifNlN NiAfl N'"l INV llANilE us
tricts are born and for perhaps
few years they occupy the
center Of the stage, some OF
them may attract world wide attention
for years ana then when a few rich
pockets Of ore have been worked on
We hear but llttlc Of their riches; min
iug camps as a rule are considered un-
stable but here IN the great Tmtic
district signs OF permanency can be
seen upon every hand, Year after
year the producers of this vast section
OF mineral ground keep pouring their
wealth into the lap Of the nations aud
from all indications the mines are as
yet IN their infancy No matter how
deep the workings Of the Tntlc mines
may be extended into mother earth
none OF them have yet penetrated be-
meath the immense ore deposits which
have already yielded millions upon
millions Of dollars. The deepest shaft
IN the district. which Is, by the way.
the deepest shaft In the state. Is still
in ore and It Is very unlikely that any
one In the present generation will live
long enough to see the end of profitable
mining IN Tlntlc. The year 1905 has
been banner year for Tntic, the out
put for that period will be much larger
than for the previous year which was
considered most prosperous one On
account OF the advance In the prices OF
silver, lead and copper there have also
been greater profits for the mine own
ers and the nav year should be even
more prosperous than the one which Is
new drawing TO close. While the
old mines are all showing up splendid
ly many new ones have been added to
the list. Properties which year ago
were practically unheard OF are now
shipping ore and paying dividends and
other new names win be found IN the
dividend column before many more
moths have past.
Most of the readers Of the Deserct
News are familiar with the most inn
portant changes which have taken
place In Tintlc during the year and
for this reason as well as the fact that
tho writer's space is necessarily limit
cd, II viii be impossible TO give a re-
View Of the work at all Of the mlues.
In brief way the years history viii
be published IN order that the public
may receive am insight TO the great
ness Of the Tintic mining district.
Carisa's Record for 1905.
During the past year the Carsa mine
of Iiutc marketed $3.50 tons of ore
from which was obtained ASS ounces
IN gold, 1891 ounces IN silver and @6l lOi
pounds Of copper, One-half of the ton
naEe mentioned, was mined during the
last four months NJ the period
Such Is the story told briefly Of what
this we'll known Tntic mine has done
since the last Isguc of the Christmas
News reached lbs readers so the new
year win dawn with the promise OF "a
i"f better record during the next twelve
months
Ildcnd the Caris8, OF which Harry
S Joseph IS vice president and man
ne g director has made great strides
this year. aud the results have been
more than the management had hoped
for IN the way OF the DEVELOPMENT W
new ground ana the opening of new
ore bodies. I'm the Spy property, one OF
the most recent acquisitions OF the
tarsa Copper d Gold Mining COM
pany, the results obtained have been
particularly gratifying and lately there
har been disclosed some interesting
thCwinEs, completely undoing the theo-
~ Of the for, 81 owners Of the property.
who, thou, Observation-Disclosures Of
geologic conn. lions diverted from the
ouartz or. vein nh the GO ana followed
the secondary formation sdovn to t,e
ZOO which lei to The conclusion mat The
mine had bcsn bottomed
Joseph Made n search
Not being satisfied with this verdict