The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
fine ORE BODIES
OF DALY-JUDGE
Company Driving in Various
Portions of Mine Into
Abundant Ore.
NO EFFORT MADE
TO RUSH EXTRACTION
Better Values Are Appearing in
Virgin Ground When
Depth Is Gained.

Any attempt to describe the DAILY
Judge mine upon q days visit to that
property would be attended by about as
much success as would reward one who
tried TO tell what Rome was after an
inspection of similar duration. So vast
Is the territory involved, SO extensive
arc the workings OF the mine, and so
magnihcently have tho resources OF tho
property been disclosed. that a full
description would necessarily be abortlve,
and partial one at best unsatisfactory.
The present output from the DAILY
Judge is extracted by the management
from what is known as the back vein,
on the 1260-foot level the McSorley
stope. on the l200foot level. and the
Daisy stope. on the 1500foot level. This
output Is about ITO tons OF milling ore
per day. and about 1900 tons of shipping
ore per month. In these three different
portions Of the Daly-Judge possessions
the company is. In q way, stopping, but
when the proportion of stopping now be-
ing done and that which could be done
under the circumstances Is taken into
consideration, the term stopping seems
out OF place. and exploratory work is
more appropriate.
McSorley Stope Is Interesting.
Entrance was had TO the Daly-Judge
mine by way of the Anchor tunnel,
which, 5000 feet into the mountain con-
meets with the main shaft at the 1900
foot level, One Of the principal points
OF interest on this level is McSorley's
stope, where, in times gone by. much
rich ore was extracted. This stope,
which is about 175 feet long. fairly
oristles on all sides with high grade ore.
and In cleaning UP this portion OF the
mine the company is finding large tom
mage OF ore formerly thrown TO one |
side that can now be worked to
profit The ore shoot upon which the |
McSorley stope exists has been de- |
veloped by the present management for
a distance OF nearly 500 feet further on,
the work disclosing an excellent body of
ore. which Will prove of comforting pro-
portions when the company is In read-
ness to begin active extraction.
AS the management raises on this
stope the character of the ore Is in
creasing perceptibly, and no idea can be
formed OF how extensive this resource
Will prove TO be. The work on the Back
vein, In the vicinity OF the Swede stope.
has disclosed a fine body OF ore, and
room here is had for a campaign of re-
activity far out of pro-
portion TO the amount OF effort the
management Is now concentrating at this
point. Everywhere In the mine the
visitor is impressed with the great ore
bodies awaiting the time when the com
pany is prepared 10 extract the ore ON
also, for distance OF about 400 feet,
the management has opened a very fine
oody OF high grade ore, and the face Of !
the drift is still full OF the same quality.
Getting Into New Ground.
II is upon the 1500-foot level however |
that the most interesting DEVELOPMENTS
are taking place, for the reason that II !
8 entirely new territory and for tho ad- !
1itional reason that the ore. whiIo
'icher than that above, carries smaller
quantities OF Zinc. II may be remarked Y
n passing that the shipping ore now be- '
ng marketed by the Daly-Judge Is awny }
oelow penalties on account OF zinc. Tho
disclosures on the 1500-f foot level Ger =
alnly are astonishing, the Daisy stone
'eing we'll named, for in old-fashioped 7
'arlance, the stope is daisy. This ore
'ody has been opened up for a great dis \
ance, and Will prove no small portion
II the producing portion OF the Daly- y
udge when the day of full realization Z
. at hand. 7
Is not generally appreciated that the !
1aiy-Judge company has cut the famous 7
Jay Jay hssure at three points, tho 500,
soo and on the 1600-foot level1 and =
nose familiar with the history OF this
elm Will agree that with it along the
udse would have a mining properly of
'reat Importance. All In ali the Dalv- D
udee is great mine, the public realizes !
MS however, but nothing can so am
hasize the Tact as an inspection of tho y
esources. which will give TO the pron.
rty long and remarkably useful iifo e