Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-07
HIGH GRADE ORE
OF THE sioux CON
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Three Car Loads Now Ready for
Shipment viii Yield Thirty
Thousand Dollars.
DAILY OUTPUT FIFTY TONS
Campaign of Development In East
Tintic--East Lilly improvements
Other Tintic News.
snecial CORRESPONDENCE.

\ Special Correspondence.
/ Eureak, Nov. 6.-some time ago The
! Colorado company shipped d carload
OF ore which yielded over $4,000. II
1 Is understood that the Sioux Consolid-
ated has enough OF this character OF
ore in sight to ship two or three cars,
any one OF which will bring better
than $4,000. The new machinery Will
| be In operation at the Sioux next
Monday, according to a statement from
\ Supt. Roberts today. The output OF
4 the mine has been better than fifty
/ tons daily for some time past and
| with the new equipments operating
successfully the management expects
| 10 increase the tonnage considerably.
! The next meeting of the Sioux Cons.
| directors is scheduled to be held III
| Provo next Tuesday
The East Tintic Development COM
pany owns one of the most promising
properties i'll the district, and although
some may consider the property n pros
pect such is not the case. 1t is a mine,
one that is about ready to take its
place among the shippers OF the dis
trict.
1t will be remembered by old time
residents that this ground. which Is
out in the eastern part Of the district,
has produced considerable high grade
lead ore, and that Il small smelter was
erected near Goshen to treat It. A
good streak of ore is being followed
at present in an easterly direction 10
feet from the surface, and the vein Is
widening ont with every indication that
ii Will develop into something big
About q car load of shipping ore has
been extracted recently during the reg
uIar course of development. The shaft
is down 23o feet, but this is as deep
as the company can so with the pres
ent equipment. The management how
ever, expects to install new machinery
soon
3 Development work is being carried
at the Addie Mining oompany's proper
.ty, also located in the eastern part Of
the Tintc district. The drift being
run is now nearing the cross assure
where 1t is expected that ore will be
encountered The Addc has a winze
down los feet from the tunnel level
and at the bottom a drift has been run
to the south about 80 feet. After this
3drifthas been extended another % feet
some wonderful changes. are expected
Over at the East Lilly mine carpen-
ters have completed two new buildings
which are To he used as quarters for
employees. The new shaft house now
under erection Will not be finished for
some time yet. Tho shaft Is being re
tinbered and the property put IN shape
for an active campaign of development
work during the coming winter. y
pine line from spring over near the
Wicklow is to he Installed and through
it the camp Will receive it's water sup
ply
The ore shipped from the Tintc dis
trict for the week just ended Is enunler-
atod in the following: Centennial
Eureka, "A; Eureka Hill, s; Sioux Con-.
.: Grand Central, .; Carisa, !; May
Day. O. Bullion Beck, ?; Yankee, 2;
Eagle and Blue Bell, 2; Uncle sam, s.
'Godiva, !.
Two shifts are at work in the drift
being run into the King William pro-
perry from the 600 level in the Eagle
and Blue Bell mine, The face is now
within 40 feet of the line which separ-
ates the King William from the Eagle
and Blue Bell. At the Eagle and
Blue Bell the work is still being car
ried on by leasers, who took out about
Il carloads Of ore during the month OF
October.