The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-15
HE|NzE |NSPECTS
T|NT|C DISTRICT
WideIy-KnoWn Montanan Pays a
Visit to Famous Old
Camp.
HE is WELL PLEASED
WITH SHOWING MADE
MIR. Heinze Is Accompanied on
Trip by Staff OF
Experts.

Special TO The Tribune
EUREKA, July N.-F. Augustus Heinze.
Capt. Duncan MacVichle. b. l.. White.
Leon Sweet. Alfred Franks and S. S
Rosentramer returned to Salt Lake last
night after having spent couple OF days
In tho Tlntic district, where tho Montana
copper king recently acquired a foot
hold. At Eureka they spent several hours
underground in the Eagle and Blue Bell
mlno, one OF tho richest properties or tho
Bingham Consolidated Mining and Smelt-
ing company.
II was Mi Heinzo's first visit to Tin
tic and he was greatly impressed WIN
tho possibilities OF this section. Yester-
day the party drove over TO Mammoth
and spent the day looking over the An,
nandale property. the Apex claims and
other adjoining territory, which II Is said
VIII form the basis Of another big com
pany. This ground extends from the
Mammoth gUlch clear through 10 tho top
OF the chain Of mountains separating Eu-
reka and Mammoth. and some or the
claims adjoin the Centennial-Eureka and
company is formed the development OF
the ground upon an extensive scale viii
be started
Tintic Looking Good.
Tho Tintic district is looking exception
ally prosperous al present, ana during the
past week no less than six companies op-
Grating here have declared dividends.
Central, Victoria, Mammoth and Uncle
Sam. 1t was the Carisa's first appear
ence among tho bread winners, but from
all appearances II Will be regular con-
tributor hereafter. The output from the
mlno Is now avera ging about n carload
| OF ore daily and being a splendid grade
| OF copper ore IL soon creates a surplus In
| the treasury. The Uncle sam mino has
| been regular d!vidend-payer for tho
past eleven months aRd Superintendent c.
| G. Griggs says thcrb is enough orc In
| sight TO guarantee the payment Of dlvi-
| dcnds for an indefinite period. The
| Scranton mino OF North Tlntc Will soon
pass around = llttlo coin TO the stock
| holders. While the general public Will
| perhaps never know just how much
money such mines as tho Geminl, Ridge
| and Valley, Ccntcnnlal-Eurcka- Godiya
| and Eureka Hin arc earning, for the rea-
| son that the companies do not SEQ 1T to
| give out such information.
Non-Suit Granted.
Tho case OF II. r F'ullrlede VS. jackson
| McChrystul and the Ridge and Valley
| Mining company. which came Up in Judge
| court, the motion OF the defendant for a
| non-suit being sustained. The case was
tho outgrowtn ofcs transaction 10 Ridge
| and Valley stock Mr.. Fulrlcde sold Il
| largo block Of this stock 10 Mr.. No
! Chrystal shortly before arrangements
were made TO work the mino through the
Another suit involving the ownership OF
| the control OK the stock OF the Bonanza
! Mining company OF West Tintlc has just
! been settled The suit was brought by
| George Jones or Robinson against Charles
| w. George and +. g. Jones. The courl
! gave the plaintiff permanent inJunc-
! ton against the defendants 20 prevent
them from interfering with the manage
mcnt OF tho property. The mine Is ono OF
| the best I'm West Tlntic and now that the
| case IL settled. development work will
! probably be started. ore OF q shipping
| grade ls exposed nt several different
points throughout the underground work
| inES.
After Iron Claims.
II is reported hero that the representa-
| tlycs Of Eastern capitalists recently Wis
| tied the East Tintic district for tho pur-
! poso OF making an examination OF tho
! Iron deposits. Some Of these iron claims
including tho Noon Iron mine, which was
n heavy shipper few years ago. are
said 20 have been tied up. There APP