Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
PARK CITY ASH LOOKS FROM PHOTOGRAPH

the Scottish Chief mine, which has beer
developing for several years undef
the management OF w. j. Lawrence OF
Salt Lake. This property has very
| favorable showing Of lead-siyler ore
some shipments have been made re-
| Gently, and Mr.. Lawrence feels con-
fident that he will be prepared TO make
q very good showing next year The
property Is situated near the summit
Of the mountain where the snow Is
generally deep In winter; so the chanc-
es are that until spring comes again
| the most OF the time will be devoted
| to development, rather than to extrae-
| ton OF ore.
Near the Scottish Chief, but over on
| the Thaynes canyon slope OF the noun
| tain, Ia situated what has heretofore
been known as the Brown group, with
an attractive showing OF copper, as
well as lead silver ore. This ground
has been acquired by a Park City SYM
dlcate upon bond and lease calling
for the payment of 100000, and recent
" formed the basis for the lncorpora-
ton OF the Copper Apex Mining COM
panv Further down Thayne's Is the
Jupiter property upon which leasers
have been working profitably for some
time The ore produced at the Jupiter
is also lead and silver, characteristic
Of this zone. Nearby Is the Odin
which gives promise OF becoming
producer OF considerable consequence,
also the Comstock- California, where
development has been going on inter-
mtiently for some time Across thc
canyon Is the keystone, owned by q
Bambergers Of Salt Lake. but still IN
a state Of inactivity.
ONTARIO AND OTHERS.
In the eastern part Of the district,
above the Ontario mine, Is the loactlon
OF the Wabash, New York Bonanza and
Naildriver properties. The first two
named have been under steady deyel-
opment throughout the year. Just what
The Wabash company has accomplished
NO one knows. except those who are
directing It's affairs as It appears to
te the policy OF The management to
keen the public In the dark as much
as possible on the subject Of the pro-
gross Of mine development or It's re-
suits. The company has levied n num-
her Of heavy assessments and has kept
development going along steadily. That
Is about an the public knows. The
best Wabash officers win say Is that
they expect to have a mine some day.
The stock Is quite closely held, however
the bulk of It being in the possession
Of Omaha parties,
From an accounts. the New York Bo-
nanza is looking as well as It ever did
at any time during its existence. Num-
erous shipments have been made dur
ing the year, and the proceeds have a
little more than met operating ex-
penses,
The New York has produced con-
siderable hitch grade ore which has ap-
peared IN pockcty deposits, Small
veins are characteristic OF this mine so
far ne developed Practically moth
ing has been done at the NalldrIver
this year.
SOME BIG BONANZAS.
I'm the more central portion of the
camp are found such mines OF prom
inonce as the Silver King DAILY. DAILY
West. DAILY Judge, Little Bell and
American Flag All OF these mines have
hr.n active. The Silver King has again
taken the lead az a dividend payer, the
distribution amounting to $4,000 month
ly since May 10, or 100000 for
tho year. The Daily company has done
effective development work and ship
ments made from a portion OF the mine
let out to leasers resulted profitably.
The American Flag company has
shipped some ore from It's upper levels.
but the management has been greatly