The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
APOSTLE INTERESTED
IN T|AT|C NINE
Reed SmOOt and Ed Loose Visit
Eureka to Inspect the
Property.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
EUREKA, May o.-Senator Reed Smoot
and Ed Loose were In camp last week
and visited number OF mining proper
ties, among which was the old Noon iron
mine, which Is being made the nucleuc OF
another mining Incorporation to be known
as the Iron King Consolidated Mining
company. over 400 acres OF patented
ground have been secured and the prop
erty ls to be thoroughly developed.
force OF men Is now at work and con-
siderable money is to be expended in
sinking,
iron producers In the days when iron
was hauled out of Tiptic by team 10 the
smeltcrs. and IT Is probable that greater
values Will be found when depth Is
reached, as all work done heretofore in
this part OF the district has been on the
surface only. 1t Is part of the pro
main line of the Rio Grande TO enable
the company to make shipments without
loading. on TO wagons.
Nephi Straw was In Eureka last week
new smelter railroad, which is known aa
the Eureke-Hill railroad. Mr., Straw left
Saturday for Springville to get together
able that dirt viii begin to fly on Mon
dag. 1t has been estimated that the
expense OF construction, including the lay
ing OF rails. will be $4,000 per mile, or
$4,000 for the eight miles.
Actual work on the smelter will not
begin until tho survey of the road has
been completed; In order that the grade
essary to move the site little nearer
the mountains II the road cannot be con-
veniently lowered from the top OF the
hill. which II Is necessary to reach. AZ
one time u was thought that the old
Tesora branch road could be used, but the
survey as made has developed the fact
that 1t will be impossible to get down
from the high altitude at which, the line
must be built to reach the mines and
connect with the Tesora switch. II no
unforeseen events transpire the road VIII
a comparatively small amount OF heavy
cut and one heavy fill being necessary.
Several new mining corporations nre
oquirrh Mining company, with group of
claims In North TIntic. The officers are:
A, N. Wallace, PRESIDENT, Gilbert swan
Thompson. director.
Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed for the Salt Lake Mining and Mill
county men, The Incorporation calls for
I, 900. 00G shares OF a par value Of 10 cents
each; The Officers are e, as follows; w; M.
treasurer; B. F. Woodward. manager; G.
a. Hone, director. The company is
formed ", operate the Red Rose group Of
trlct. Juab county,
Rock OF Ages Mining company" Is the
name OF a new Incorporation just
launched to work property located about
three miles from the Nevada line. IN
Tooele county. containing three ella Inns,
from which assays just made show
twenty-five ounces Of gold. The officers
are: c, e. Berry, president; II. C, Scott,
G. A Udall. secretary; NJ.
NJ. Calvert. treasurer; r. M. Calvert, di-
rector. 1t Is the intention of three of
the officers to visit the property about the
first OF June and make arrangements TO
develop the bonanza. Capital stock 1,000,-
300 shares at l cent each
The Cypress Mining company. with a
capital stock Of 100000 divided into
!, 900, 900 shares of the par value OF !
cent each. has been Incorporated. The
officers are. C. a. Udnll. president; John
7. BOYLE. vice president; c. e, Berry.
secretary G 4. Manke. treasurer;
Charles w. Higginson, manager. The
property is located nt Santaquin and ma
1--we copper is the product,