Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14


yer 20 chlorides Then came another
10. the Raymond q Ely S0-stamp bat-
ter. crushing dry, with us chlordizing
furnaces. and stll another no stamps
All OF these were erected at Bullion
VILE The Dry Valley mill was on-
larged to 20 stamps. iO-stamp plant
was built IN Condor canyon. 20-stamp
ln Phoebe. and the Menha i0-stamp az
Highlands. eight miles west Hnf fnH"n
dld not ON the needs and ore wass ent
o. silver Park. a. miles To- tur BONN.
and even TO White Pine, 100 miles
away.
sMELTER AT BRISTOL
"a smelter was built az Bristol. 20
inlies CD the northwest. To treat tba
Ilch ores % that locality. and later m
slan! mill with pans and eettlers WAS
e0'ea' ana SIN later another smcIt-
AN this activity meant life at s,,i
we. The following are a few nf tho
Hish Hghts In an intensely interesting
picture. daily line Of siN-horse CON.
cord coaches carrying IT, s mail ana
W'ils-farEo express 90 the Central
LCine railroad at Palisade. through
i'i1l,lon tWMte Pine, q similar line
~, ~ sait Lake city both operated hy
lHc IlInous western stage mon. Gffuar
ana salisbury. three daily lines two
OF mem running siy-horse Concord
coaches. 90 Bullionvlle: three lines 81
ItllIoad organized To- build into piocba
WIN me utmost possible spccd. tro
'"lt Like CITY SEWER Valley q Phoebe
,tIiIoan ga Mormon lirc), tho Elko.
hamilton Phoebe GA Gilmer g. Sails
curry linel through salt Lake CITY 32
steamboats, with their chorus of yybis-
les' a fast freight mule-linc running
d'N ana night. with regular stations
lof changc OF stock, carrying freight
under contract FOR delivery I'm five
Jays with penalty for faimre) from
PaIlsode 90 Phoebe eco mies). a mar
lo"-gage steam freight railroad from
FloGhe and Eullionville. past the mills
az Dry valley and through Condor
canyon, two daily papers with Assoc
GATED Press service. In the cemetery
the graves OF IS men who died "a violent
death, y saloons hurdy- gurdies dance
haIs). two good theatcrs. two brew
cries. two gravity water systems with
street mains and FIRE plugs and two
nose companies. livery stable with 9O0
horses. and "a population iu Phoebe and
pie"
CAMP WAS DORMANT.
In this manner have the scenes Of the
past been depicted. But after the
Ihanl Tor many years People
gradually drifted away leaving be-
hind unprotected costly mine equip
ment and other property of great value.
However, the revival has come and 10 rs
extremely doubtful II this generation
VIII live 60 see the famous Nevada
camp sink into obscurity again.
But what OF the mines OF today? may
be asked. Which are the ones of
10 o. al 81 D. H..
several IN the camp destined to play
"a leading role In the drama OF produc-
ton Of gold, silver, copper. lead and
zinc, one first calls 20 mind the Ohio
kentucky and Prince Consolidated
properties. These mines are un-
doubleday big ones. and % is doubtful
II there are amy others In the district
OF greater value. They are at the head
Of the list.
The Ohio Kentucky and the Prince
Consolidated were once controlled by
that veteran mining operator. the lato
W. $. Godbe, and IN recent years 70 fen
TO the lot of his sons. a. II and r. T.
1odhe'to enect the organization Of those
corporations and finance them The
Ohio Kentucky IS the older Of the two.
and prominently Identified with them
IN this enterprise is James L. Hackett.
a prominent and wealthy citizen OF
Louisville, Kentucky, Samuel New
house is also a shareholder and uresi-
dent Of the corporation. The prom
critics Of the Ohio Kentucky company
consist of the Susan Buster. Alberta
and Alberta No. lode mining claims:
an undivided one-haif interest In the
Currency. Greenback and independent
lode claims; also an undivided one-half
interest in the Floral Lime aud Con-
nor's springs, situated az Highland
mountain; seven miles OF 5-inch main
pipe line connecting the springs with
the town of Phoebe; "a 4-milo branch
system throughout the town OF
Phoebe; an electric light plant: twu
water tanks. holding 100000 gallons Of
water each; town lots and other valu- |
owned Jointly with the Nevada Utah |
Mines & Shelters corporation.
MOTHER LODE OF CAMP.
The mother lode Of the camp is what |
Is commonly called the Black Ledge. or /
porphyry dyke. and on d are situated /
the Currency. Greenback. Silver and /
Independent claims. already referred |
90. In the early days Of the camp. /
no consequence was attached TO the /
presence OF this great porphyry dixie |
but later investigation proved that 10 /
has played an important part in the /
vein system Of the district 10 is In |
reality "a great ore bearing lode and /
Is unquestiouably the source from |
which the solutions have been deposit I
ia in other veins. In the future % I
viii be the principal ore producing /
territory OF Phoebe.
OHIO KENTUCKY DEVELOPMENT /
The principal work Of the Ohio Ken !
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