The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-15

and Is expected To increase in depth.
BY July ] the company expects to be
working a force of at least 90 men
and making regular shipments of ore.
This property Is about 10 miles from
Haley, and ore can sc hauled for So
per ton, it being a downhill pull all
the way into HALEY.
The Boyle Mountain has been Work
ing all winter and will SOM have a
mill completed and in operation. The
old Ellshorn Is another property that
promises TO resume shipping this sea-
son after remaining idle a number of
years. This mine was at one time
one of the largest producers in the
district, having record of over 81
0000 900 worth of ore shipped A force
Of six men has been employed all win.
ter.
The Cresus completed It's new 200
ton concentrating mill some time ago
and Is now running night and day, en-
ploylng 65 men. This force will be
Increased as soon as the roads open
up. An immense amount of ore is
blocked out and in sight, which has
been conccrvatively estimated at more
as the combined process type, In that
1t is possible to treat both dry and
wet ores, working both silver, lead
and gold ores.
The Red Elephant or Quincy Jun
ior Mining company, as it is known,
is yet working It's winter force of 10,
men which Will be increased as soon
as conditions will permit when a
large force will be put on The mill
will be started and the summer schod-
ule resumed
In the next few weeks the Eureka
mine at Bullion will start with an in
creased force and will also start a
75-ton concentrating mill
The lessees of the old Jay Gould mine
at Bullion have been busy all winter.
and report satisfactory results They
expect to resume shipments in a short
time
The Bullion mine is also in the
hands of lessees who have continued
operations all winter. with very graf
Lying results They expect to ship
several cars of ore this summer.
The Deer Creek and Nayog proper
ties have been shipping all winter,
having force of 30 men constantly.
employed. Large bodies of high grade
ore were opened up and work will be
pursued on a more extensive scale
than ever this season
In the Muldoon district work has
been carried on all winter TO lin
tied extent. The Muldoon mill. which
it was expected would be In operation
by the first of the year, was unavoid-
ably delayed by the early closing of
the road, some of the machinery still
ching at the railroad when the snow
rendered further hauling Impossible.
However this will soon be frelghted
out and put in place, when operations
Will be resumed more actively than
ever Manager Tustin sent force Of
s. men to the camp the first of the
month part of the distance having 10
be made on snowshoeS. so by the
middle Of May as the latest, there will
be something doing" in the old Mul
doom district. From all accounts. the
large ore bodies encountered in the
Solid Muldoon" mine last summer
have. with development, increased in
DOtn richness Ill 'uluSS unQ Iue eAlS It
of the vein.
The Independence has been closed
for the winter on account OF inability
TO complete concentrating mill last
December Recently orders have been
received from the company to resume
operations so the mill will be COM
pleted and in operation within 50
days. This mill will be 100-ton ca.
pacity. all the machinery and equip
ment of the latest and most approved
type Power will be supplied by cleo
in and dynamos installed.