The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-28
MINES A ND MIMI

Nevada, now has a population =, \
1000 people.
Cross-cutting is now progre.,,.
the second level Of the Ramsss J
stock property. at Ramsey N.
and 1t is the intention Of the m.'
mont to send the shaft down ! i
1.OOO-foot mark this year.
There are large number Of i
perts from Los Angeles lookIn.
the ground in the vicinity n, n
houses well, about five miles ,.1
west of Fillmore, Utah. They :,
ported as being well pleased win
outlook.
The Mineral Hill district Of ,.]
continues to attract attention n,
mining world, and although man, l
tunes have been made In these I'd
in the vicinity of HALEY, 1t is Ina /,
versal opinion that the surface 4, !
district has hardly yet been scral,.!
It is now beginning to looA
though F. A. Heinze might becor
leading factor in mining at Park 4.
Utah. Long conferences betwee,
vid Keith and Thomas Kearns !.
dent and manager, respectively n,
Silver King company, and the bIr
orator from Montana were held
week.
The Gold Bar sent out last '.
probably the richest carload Of
which has ever left the Bullfroe
trict. The management OF the h
pany states that the ore will ays,,
between $4,000 and $4,000 to tbe /
The material came from the m
shaft Of the property at deplh
100 feet.
Report has 1t that the Albion Y
ing company is contemplating
early erection of q concentrating ul
at Alta for the purpose Of brint
the bulk of Albion ores into a d
mercial form. Such q step by this
ganization is deemed the logical ,
clusion of the past two seasons
velopment work.
Reports from Gold Springs are
the mill of the Jennie Gold Min
company will go into commits
about March l, at the present rats
progress. The event is looked
ward 10 with much interest, as
Jennie mine is not generally know
be one-half as rich in gold as
mill returns will prove 1t to be.
The yulture has just made the
tial shipment from Wonder, New
and the thirty-ton lot sent out Is 90
to show high values. Many shipms
would have been made from the cl
before this If it had been possible
get the ore hauled. There is no
than 1000 sacks now awaiting d
ment at the various producing pro,
ties.
A member of a Salt Lake ore
bullion buying firm, speaking Of q
cent visit to the Cactus mine, In
yer county, Utah, says: II saw emo
at the Cactus to leave no doubt in
mind that, with the mill running at
average of 1000 tons a day, the .
that are now in sight and capabls
measurement and sampling could
be treated in less than eight yea
During the past year the Daly.v
mine at Park City, Utah, prcdu
14,492 wet tons of first-class and
344 tons of second-class ore. u
was sent to market 2G,067 dry toni
crude ore and concentrates, which
ted the company $1.013.44S,54.
greater portion of all the milling
mined was the product of two or D
slopes on the 1,550-foot'or lowest |
Of the mine.
The Mineral Hill district, OF vi
HALEY, Idaho, Is the center, Is
torical for its production Of b
grade galena (lead-silver) 0
There have been no now dlscove
In the mining world of such ores.
the fact that prices are soaring big
and higher and the supply Is no'
keeping with the demand, make
highly probable and reasonable
the mining industry In this dis
will be rejuvenated in the search
ores.
One of the propositions to rc
Immediate attention of Malcolm
Donald is the opening and devs
ment OF properties at Rcse
which include the original big dls
cry in the district, the Brown Paii
and about 100 other claims. Noi
but location work and prellmll
prospecting has been so far ottemp
Samples of ore from the Payms
mine, near st, George, Utah. sho'
per cent lead. and the samples
tain enough SULPHUR to be easiI
nited by a match.
1t has been learned that the NIL
OF the Rosebud district have !.
cluded to abide by the decision o.
operators anG to be content win
present wages of 81 per day. y.
time 1t seemed that there might
disagreement between the two y
ests.