Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
T|yT|C c CUP
GOES TO SNRDEYS
Edward Pike and Associates Give
Bond and Lease on Man
haitian Ground.
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TlNTIC CENTRAL CONTRACT
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Ono Let to Sink the Shaft 100 Feet
No Shipments Received at
Knight Smcltcr.
TlNTIC CENTRAL CONTRACT
l,nrreannndence.

-f9pcClai correspondence
Eureka. Nov. pa deal was con
sunn,ated here this week whereby the
control of the old Manhattan group OF
mining claims. lying about l,5oo feet
/, north Of the Bullion Beck and Gcmini
mines, passed to the Snyder Brothers
syndicate OF Salt Lake. under a bond
and lease. The instrument provides
for the inundated development Of the
property by the Snyders. 1t is under
stood that the bond is for a substan-
{ tial consideration, but the exact
amount has not been made public. The
owners of the ground are Edward Pike,
DR.. Il. w Pike, Lee Hopper and Jos
eph Lippman Watson NJ. Neshitt, who
has had a long career. and successful
one too, as mining superintendent in
Tintic. will have charge of the devel-
opment work to be dune, and it is his
opinion that the old Manhattan group
viii be added TO tho list Of fntic pro-
duccrs in II months.
The gasoline hoist for the Swansea.
Extension property is being Installed
ana will BIO in operation the early part
of next week
Al Pettis. superintendent of the Cop
.l2ei' lack. came in from that property
Monday, Mr. Pettis states that The ten
claims which now constitute the hold
ihgS of the Copper Jack have been STIR
neSed for a United States patent,
More work will be done upon the
ground this Year
Rapid progress is being made in the
drift from, tho LOCO level in the Eagle
(: Blue Bell which is being rui, to
develop the ltink William territory.
sNbuut seven feet Of rock is being re-
moved daily, aud the face of the drift
is row at q point more than 80 feet in
sffie of the King William ground. 1t
sill not take many weeks, at the
present rate. 10 reach the orc body.
IS The contract for sinking 100 feet in
the three compartment shaft of the
rintic Central mas recently been COM
1pletcd. and the management has de-
$cidcd To resume this work without de-
lay. Tho line formation in which the
ere deposits of East Tintic are made
arc said to underie the company's
ground. and 1t is the intention to penc-
tratc them with the shaft, The state
.mcnts that the company would resume
work has had a good effect upon Tin
tic Central stock this week. The
company owns a large strip of ground
south and cast Of the Iron Blossom.
ana Il is believed that the great Colo
4rado SIOUX ore channel Is headed In
that direction.
Preparations are under way for the
resumption of development work at the
has been idle for several months. The
company installed an electric drill and
did considerable prospecting last year,
and nowsi is understood that money Is
being raised to install a modern hoist
and compressor. The Selma company
is undoubtedly one of the most prom
Using properties in that section Of
North Tintic.
j.. n. Dunkowskie or Ogden was in
l,S = IN, 1,a =
visiting the Utah mine, in which he Is
heavily interested. 1t is believed that
the drift which Is being run from
the Wine recently sunk from the tun-5
mel level Is nearing the ore. This is
believed to be the cause for the spirit
ed demand for Utah stock upon the
Salt Lakesexchange this week.
a party. consisting OF David Keith,
j. G.. Lynch, j. D. Wood. j. A. Con-
don. w. II. Wallace, and w. A. Blood.
all of Salt Lake City, and j. G. Sulli
van, manager of the Raymond Illinois
mine of this city, were shown through
the underground workings OF the Gem
hi and Ridge and Valley properties on
Tuesday by Supt. j. C. McChrystal.
Nearly half of the day was spent be-
low the surface, and the visitors OK
themselves as being highly
pleased with the wonderful showing In
these two mines
The Iron Blossom commenced today
TO ship about $50 tons of ore daily TO
the American Smelling & Refining com
paIy,
There is being no ore received at the
present time ut the rintic smeter, as
II Will take some time to clean up the
ore which is now piled up al the plant
notwithstanding the fact that two Of
the furnaces are in continuous opera
ton, turning out about 900 bars, or
nearlya carload, of bullion daily The
mining companies closely allied to the
Beck Tunnel, and others, have been
The many thousands Of tons of ore
which were ',beddcd" before the smeltcr
was placed in operation will be entire
furnaces before any more will he re-
ccived, This will be another month
vet. However. when the smelter is IL,
critics those not owned by the knight
ping to the smelter.
The ore shipments from the district
for the past week are represented in
the following: Mammoth ., Victor l.,
Yankee ), Uncle Sam c, May Day 4,
Eagle a. Blue Bell . Bullion Beck q
Centennial Eureka SC, Eureka Hill t.
C;einini g Ridge and Valley . Sioux
Con. 9, Iron Blossom ?. Total car loads
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