The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
STRAY DOG REPORT.
Mine Manager Macgregor Goes Into
Detail Regarding the Mine.

Mine Manager Wallace Macgregor.
of the Sullivan Trust company, mas
made roundup of the properties held
by that company. The report he makes
upon the Stray Dog property at Man
haitian will be Of interest owing to the
number of shares of this stock held IN
this city. His report follows:
The property is equipped with 10
horsepower Fairbanks-Morse gasoline
hosting engine and complete equip
ment. The quartz veins now opened up
are four in number and are oxidizsd
to depth of 215 feet, as so far shown
by the development. At n point 200
feet down in the No 2 shaft the vein
carries sulphides. The veins are strong
and continuous and vary in width,
many places being to 8 feet wide.
The veins have northwest and south
east strike and a dip to the southwest
Of As TO 30 degrees The formation is
lime shale and the veins cut through
the shale at an angle to the bedding
plane, Seven shafts of varying depth
have been sunk on the Stray Dog, Nos.
|, 2 and 8, having reached depths of
265 feet, 100 feet and 10 feet respec-
lively. No l shaft was sunk on the
vein for 100 feet and shows the vein
to average feet in width, i'll places
widening out to 9 feet. AT the 50'foot
level in No. shaft a drift was run
north 25 feet, and in this drift the
vein is feet wide, where 1T has been
crosscut it's entire width. The ore in
this drift assays from $40 to 500 in
gold south drift AZ feet was driven
on the 5o-foot level. which also exposes
the vein Of average width and with
good ore of milling grade, and some
high grade or shipping ore
AT ~ feet down the No, | shaft q
drift 16 feet long was driven and again
exposes the vein, At the bottom of the
No. ! shaft drift to the south of 20
feet was driven, opening the vein. AT
point 90 feet in this drift a winZe
was sunk 50 feet and q connection made
with the l00efoot level from the NO.
shaft. This WINE exposes ore assaylng
up to $4l gold and Of width Of >
feet The 100foot level is S6 feet on
the vein to where it encounters the
crosscut from the No. shaft. The
vein is exposed the entire distance. AT
a point 10 feet south from the bottom
of the 35.foot winze and starting on
the l00,foot level, another winze was
sunk on the vein for 80 feet in depth,
and samples taken at regular intervals
down this winze gave $62 of gold per
ton, 1920 of gold per ton, $12 Of gold
per ton. $50 of gold per ton, $50 of
gold per ton and $40 of gold per ton,
All this development in shaft No.
proves an extensive ore shoot, dipping
south and which has been cut by No.
2 shaft at depth of 265 feet, On the
265.foot level Of the No. shaft in
the south drift, the assays are $40 in
gold per ton and SIP in gold per ton,
across two places in the vein, taken
while development work was going on.
This drift is being extended south on
the vein The ore shoot has now been
proven in depth on the vein for over
400 feet and carries some very high.
grade shipping ore and IN immense ton
mage Of milling ore. In addition to this
No. / vein opened by Nos. | and
shafts, crosscut. now being run from
cut three other veins that give splen-
did values on the surface and down
the several shafts sunk on these ledgcs.
No. vein promises TO be as large as
No. l vein and is approximately us
feet to the east Of No, ] and dips TO-
wards the No. 2 shaft, or main work.
ing shaft of the property. Nos. 2 and
arc smaller, as shown on the surface.
There is large quantity of orc,
sacked and ready for shipment on the
property, and this ore, as shown by
the ASSAYS, has an average value of
sl26,54 in gold per ton. At one point
in the ledge in the S0-foot winze the
ore assaycd 5000 III gold per ton. The
Stray Dog claim shows ono of the great
est mineralized areas of the entire
Manhattan district. aud the evolution
of the property from a prospect into
mine is an accomplished fact Levels
will now be run every 30 feet. and the
ore blocked out for shipping and mill
ing.