Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
SALT LhKER6 HOLD
GOOD PROPERTIES.
Mitchell. Mills and Rourduip Get in on
Some of the RiclI Country
Opening Cp in Arizona.
lspecial to the "News...

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| (Special TO the 'Ncwss)
| Salolne. Ariz., May 6,--Salt Lake peo-
PIE as well as many others from Utah
are finding their way to the rich coun-
try that Is being opened up around sa-
] lone, Vicksburg. and Winchester For
/ some time the people OF Utah have been
turning taeir attention this way and
| scarcely a day goes by but what
some mining man from the Beehive
| state strays along Most of them have
| been in Goldflald, but are now turning
| their footsteps this way.
| r. T.. He5vs, in a letter from this dis
trct to the Arizona Republican. has
| considerable to say about the Salt Lake
people who have taken a hand In open
| ing UP this promising country. In
part the letter from Mr.. Hews says:
| Before j take you on my WAY to the
| Glory Hole i want TO tell you some
| thing before / forget ~. Any man in
Arizona who win take the pains to eS-
anime thoroughly viii find that a big
stamp mill and cyaniding plant erected
at Salome or VicEsburg will pay enor-
NOUS dividends In a few years, as pro
| duction will soon create more produc-
| ton, and the mill would have to keep
! increasing its capacity. Do you be-
| lieye This? II not just get in my band
wagon ind come along until we hit5the
| ~ tIl Luz Zig ftlliJOlkid SipuP.5s itiio
property IS composed OF two claims. and
| Is owned by.J D. Mitchell Of Salt Lake
| City, and j. r.. and G. Il. Hemperly Of
! Neodesha, Kan and w. Fl. Slaughter.
| a banker, of Glendale, Ariz Mr.. NJ It
| chell Is the superintendent, and on my
making the request to be permitted to
examine their property he most sra-
| ciously aceuiesced, and this is what |
saw: A diorite and scliist contact, and
! set in by the ages was q, vein Q feet
| inches wide. Now listen, please. This
| vein assayed an average OF SIS in gold.
A free milling and cyaniding PROPOSE
| ton.
HAS RICH ORE
This great ledge traverses the fun
Ilength of the Anaconda No. | and NO.
@ saw an open drift across another
| lead which on surface evidence Leon
I5cluded would apex the discovery lead.
| The rock, in part, shows free gold arc
cube galena. The ore, ] was assured
by Mr.. Mitchell carries is ounces Sill
| yer and $t4.8o gold In tho average of
l3surface groupings. AT the No. hole
| on the Anaconda No. 1 saw a ledge
that was 4 feet wide In al1O-foot shaft,
| With good emplacement, and which
was n very high grade sulphide ore,
With some free gold, values principally
\ in gold
W. NJ. Mills and Charles Bourqutn OF
| Salt Lake City have Two claims, one on
the Salome View adjoins the east end
4 iine Of the Anaconda n o. l. j saw some
| Very swell gold ore which came from
the surface OF this claim. Their lead
! is ut present two feet wide, and show
| ing Increasing width every foot deeper
| I)ick Hall the we'll known pioneer OF
| s,alome. Ia An ail iacent$ claim to 9he
1 Salome View, and has an excellent
| showing. He also has another claim
1 Hall Also ha Other. large interests In
! ai,;acnnt territory5
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PHOENIX MEN INTERESTED.
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lails eSceirenlly' sliu
across tne l'Itcll salrI, ~. LIS ptopet.s
is oMiea M, -
At prssent llis
ttiue fseli siiii,u iicu pS = - -, -,
or zPhoenl%, hau5 Ialrly so<'u SHOWING,
| -,
| open trench work before ne can open i, d
ledge n place. he mas optslined q q me
assay from q surface cropplns. A. was
| SIS In gold, 3 per cent copper and i've
ounces IN silver rms claim is anout
w viz chester can boast 81 rs fIne a
\ we'll of water as can pc found IN Ar
| iona. 1t is 80 feet deep and mas ~ rect
\ Of water in 1t most of the time. There
| is q pipe line that carries the water to
/ a tank on the hill near the Desert Wall
4 mine, from which it is distributed to
\ the town below,
| A quiet sincere and honorable gen
| tleman Is my classification OF man
| who should be the Stratton of Ari-
| IONA. That man is Albert Alger, born
/ il the city Of New York. bur who came
| west 20 years ago. For the past is
| Years he has been prospecting in this.
fbe ne srsat FIlsworth district The ca st,
nm srantIen,e5 may NOT ,eai;ze What IL
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