Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-19
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
.MARYsvALE COUNTRY
BECOMING ACTIVE

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II. E. Giles Secures Option on Lily,
Oak Property SEWER Con. md Il
Annie Laurie To Resume.
i Now that summer is here and the
snow In the mountains Is pretty vel
exhausted there is resumption ir
/ mining circles that bids fair to- bring
about some of the old time prosperity
| from this source of wealth producing,
says the Richfeld Reaper.
Editor VIII s. Higgins OF the Salt
Lake Mining Review was here the
past week and he is sanguine that the
SEWER Con. mine will be opened be-
fore long and also the big Annie
Laurie Will resume operations. Both
OF these properties are being exploit
ed In the east and. as we'll known
In this region there Is abundance OF
mineral In both properties that only
needs capital and an efficient manage
+ ment to make the properties the two
z best producers In this state.
MIR. Higgins Is familiar with Gold
Mountain and Marysvale districts and
he believes there Will come time in
the not far distant future when mining
! men with sufficient capital will turn
their attention to these districts and
there Will be an immense amount of
wealth produced here.
S. sgd. Black of Marysvale was here
last Friday and he states thatathereg
is a resumption of work that is posi-
lively encouraging on the properties
or the Vale. The Salisbury people
who have large interests In the Deer
trail arrived there on Thursday night
N biz automobile to look the mine
over. There has been aforce OF men
at work all winter doing development
work and it is we'll known that there
y some high grade ore uncovered, al
though there is nothing given out as
to the values or the extent of the vein.
Ills expected that the present visit
or the owners will result in active
work being inaugurated for the de-
Eelopment of the mine into the pro-
ducing class.
DEER TRAIL HAS ORE.
There Is no guesswork about the
Deer Trail as the ore Is there and the
installation of q modern method of
handling the proposition will make 1t
one of the big mines OF the state.
AT the Cascade property there is
reIls wed activity. Some Boston peo-
pie have SeGured control and there is a
prospect of some active developments
been at work have uncovered some OF
the best ore ever seen in the district
and in extent It is of magnitude enough
to Insure returns for the owners II it is
followed up. 81
& Frank Dalton has put men to work on
The Varnock Fraction and this proper
" is in a location which should secure
returns for every inch of development
work.
s r,be, f,,,.c, !, -, n ~. ~ ~.
has been doubled and as is well known,
here Is no doubt as to the results If the
york is kept up.
Work has been resumed on the Mt.
3aldy property and this Is also making
In excellent showing. The owners are
certain that the ore is there and that
I they can get deep enough they will |
% well paid for their long walt
One Of the most pleasing bits OF news
Durkee district, about three miles this i
Jide of fMarysvale. Work has been go-
ng on here for a. few weeks and last
Thursday a big ore body was opened |
Up showing values of a nature to make |
he natives sit llp. The extent is not |
siven out, hut 1t Is regarded AS one |
If the most important strikes ever |
made in this district and the owners are
uIbilant.
STOCKS STRIKES O12B.
James Stocks is working his proper
y and the past few days he has struck
fine vein oflrich ore which he Is de- |
,eloping.
Altogether the mining activity at the
5ale Is phenomenal and this summer
will see some important work done and
ONE great developments made.
Henry e. Giles, Jr., came here as the
A.
few weeks ago. He worked the vi 4
Unity for some time and then he. heard
Il the Live Oak mine which Monroe
nd Richtieid people own a few miles
outheast of Monroe. He exhibited
ONE interest in 1t and he was Induced
0 visit the property. He found sey-
rnl small veins OF ore exposed which
ooked good to him. He secured a. crude
'anning outfit and took some OF the ore
nd pounded it up until 1t was reduced
0 powder, and from this he PANIED
ut some gold. So pleased was he with
is experiments that he Immediately
pplied for a lease on the property and
e has resigned from his piano agency
nd taken to mining
GILES GETS $500 ORE.
He exhibited some samples here last
eek that certainly looked as though
he property is q bonanza. From a
mall vein he took out ore that Is worth
Yer $500 per ton, The lease is sim
le one and to comply with the terms
lie is compelled TO do development
FORK to the extcnt of $3.50 per month
nd a small percentage of the net earn
1gs goes to the company. Mr.. Giles
links he has splendid property and
nat 1t will develope into a big producer.
There have been many runors to
he effect that the Annie Laurie mine
J in deplorable condition owing to
lsnfficient help to keep the property
. good shape! These rumors are
'ithout an iota of truth Max Krotki
as in the mine last week and went
trough the workings and everything
in shape for the resumption of work
minutes notice. and there will T.
OF be dollars expense In getting
perations The best of care is be-
LIZ given the underground workings
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