The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-15

ganized. but as a convenient appelIa-
TON descriptive OF the locality In which
tne locations are made, Thus we find
tho original territory subdvided into or
warden Granite" and "Mizpah'-maIs-
ing the mention of one Identical with
ehe other two, The discoloration OF the
country rock. occa stoned by its close
proximity TO ancient volcanic heat. is
marked by zone of red and yellow
colors. which seems to have attack ed
the prospector is compelled 10 break the
rock In passing from one point TO another
10 discover whether IL Is quartz. lime.
porphyry or something else, To the
west OF this zone great deposits of iron
are found as Gaping 10 the ores be-
low the ores consisting of gold copper
and silver, but no lead in quantity. On
the east many discoveries OF lead have
been made both in galena and carbon
ate The native copper as found In the
victoria group appears in shot shape OF
great quantity, as YOU would pan coarse
free gold.
AS. an index to the attraction created
to the south half Of the Granite and
Grafton of names and number of claims
owned by each has been attained from
the property owners themselves and from
the courtesy extended by Mr., Joseph
L. Moore and Mr.. NJ. McAulay. While
this is only part Of the whole, il
speaks for. itself as TO the value and
ers: Joseph l.. Moore, NJ McAulay and
Thomas Dolan. sixteen claims. the deep
est working 95 feet; James Hoaie.
Thomas Boofer and Frank Harrell.
twelve claims. Joining the Moore grounds
on the north and west; Thomas Mahan
and Charles Thcan. three claims,
Charles Thelan and John Carlson of
Cherry Creek, ten claims: John Mangun-
son, thirteen claims recently purchased
and second group of thirty claims
deepest work 60 feet and contract for
g,,l
Thomas Mahan, 10 claims; Harvey Shell
ton. Is claims; James Byron, claims:
Ely Townsite company. 20 claims; Henry
Baker and Henry James, II claims K.
r Root of Denver. Colo. has bounded
80 claims and located about 100
%, J. Jaycot. IL claims by purchase at
5 claims. o. II. Allison, II claims. J; d.
Lewis, 10 claims, incline shaft 100 feet,
with ore all the way down j. Conway,
claims C. Fillmore and Albert Carlston,
s claims. John and Thomas Dolan, i
claims Tex Rlckard of Goldheld, 2l
claims, J. u. DAVIS. superintendent of
the Star, and Charles Malin. superintend-
ent of the Adalade 2 claims: George
Madenana. II claims; Con Magunscn and
NJ. Dolan, 16 claims. Dennis Howett and
Clanch. claims: Frank Thalen. claims;
Herbert Hadt of Wells, several claims
under bond; Dolly Warden Copper com
and Ben Harrison, claims. l.. Binley, 0
claims: j. Tucker, John Henry and J.
Murphy. claims; William Griswold and
j. Waters. 6 claims Furgeon and Little
John, 9 claims; George Gordon and ,Jo-
seph Watson IA claims: Parsons and
Madela 10 claims; Fred Johnson and
George Killop, claims; Sam HIggen and
Con Hudgens. claims; r. Wright and
sam Higgens, claims Miss Marion
Cook. IL claims, Incorporated; c. Shoe
maker and Thalen, claims; Mrs Kelsie.
l claim; f Robertson, claims, Frank
Norton and Andrew Boundy. Is claims; !;
G. A. Henry and William Avery, s
claims.
Mr.. John Magunson, alluded TO In the
above list, has purchased from ], Nc
Murray and ]. A. Lyman group OF
twenty two claims located just across the
valley in the old Ferguson district, for
which he pays 0000, The first pay
mcnt of $4,000 was made a week ago,
William McCurdy has bergained for the
sale OF Dolly Warden Springs for the
sum OF $4,000. The party purchasing pro-
poses to lay out a towniste at once and
also TO put up buildings for a general
store and other accommodations Mr.. j.
Murphy has established a hotel and short
order house at Joe Moore's camp for the
accommodation OF the mining fraternity
Tom Boofer and James Hose have
broken the record in shaft sinking at
Moores camp. In two and half days
they sank and hoisted thirty-two feet OF
earth, striking at the bottom OF the
! shaft sulphlde ore which In It's dccom-
! posed state can be handled with the
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