The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30

ly organized on adjoining territory and
there is no question but what another
producing bonanza will be made there
during the year ahead.
Some New Producers.
The Cedar company was organized
last spring 10 operate ground that lies
on either side of the Tal!sman. and
that proposition, at a depth of less
than 800 feet, has been converted into a
regular producer of rich ore.
The Talisman has been made the basis
OF a company, and the ledge previously
lost in that ground has been recovered.
ana great body OF fine ere is now
being developed in it. Like its neigh
Dor. the Cedar. the Tqlisman prom
ises TO be a regular contributor TO the
worlds wealth from now Oh. New ma
ehinery for the mine was recently or
dered, and with il installed ana cor
nections from the shaft with main ore
bodies made, 1t will be easier to main
tain good output.
The splendid showing that has been
made in these properties has resulted
I'm the fOrma ticn of the Cedar E,xter-
sion company, a corporation that has
acquired q great block of ground adj
joining the Cellar on the east. \ shaft
has Just been started down on this
ground. and judging from the highly
mineralized character OF the vein ill
ing at the grass roots and ths thorough
knowledge OF conditions possessed by
the management ii is safe 20 say that
this property also will he i'll the pro-
ducing list before the year has grown
very old.
At the Black Rock ccnlpanv's crop-
erty Manager Walter James has made
q fine showing during the year. At
depth of less than 300 fecl he has un-
covered fine copper ore IN both GIrec-
tons from the shaft, and he will now
reach out for greater depth
The Morrisons have made good pro-
gress in the Indian Queen property.
and this mine should. and undoubtedly
will. rank with the COOL producers of
Beaver county this year Another of
their flotations, the Leland company.
has also demonstrated that its ground
is rich in mineral. and when fully de-
veloped it viii become aaJthc- star I'm
the galaxy of Beaver county rli;es.
Imperial and Revenue.
The Imperial oompany's properties
have also been showing I'D well since
operations were resumed early IN the
fall and several shipments OF fire cop
per ore have been made II The smelters
In the salt Lake valley The Imperial
ought to make one of the great, big
copper bonanzas of the Beaver county
copper belt. II IS admirably located,
and enough development has been done
to Justify the expenditure of big money
in its equipment and further opening.
II this property was IN Ely IL would
be considered cheap at 5000 00J
In the Pine Grove distF1cs, eighteen
miles from Newhouss, the Revenue
company, a powerful combination OF
local talent, is In possession of enc or
the largest properties in the state
More than 100 claims have been patent-
ed. and preparations are now beng
made for the starting of mil In the
spring. The ere Is largely silver-Solc,
with some lead and copper. II is one
Of the coming bonanza5 of the oulhern
country. Its management Is IN 1rst-
class hands, and It's handling is being
done without any ATTEMPT at attract
ing public attention.
1t would be possible to go on anc
enumerate what is being done ut pros
poets all through the county. oat SUI
ficient has been said n Il least make
it plain that Beaver county contains
mineral in quantity and throughout a
wide area. 1t is evident. TOO. mat the
fact is just beginning to be understood,
ana there is every reason 10 beheye
that it will forge ahead with greater
strides during the next twelve mcntns
than it has ever done In similar
length of time before.