The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-17
FINE CLEANUP OF
SEVEN. TROUGHS
Big Company Makes Fine Mill
Run-0ther Good News
From Camp.

+ Mazuma. New, Feb. 1.-the Seven
Troughs Mining company OFairview) ap-
pears to have the Salt Lake brokers
"hoodooed." The company has just
cleaned up $1,000 to $4,000 mill run on
ore from its Fairview mine. 1t is now
preparing to make a run of 100 tons
from the Harris lease in the Kindergar-
ten mill. The effect of shis remarkable
showing. in the FairvieW property has
been to cause a decline from 20c and PIC
TO 16c in the price of Seven Troughs
Mining company shares Do people ever
act paradoxicaily"?
The Mazuma Hills has just completed
a $4,000 mill run on its own ores The
Reagan lease now comes on with a SINH
lar run to be put through the Mazuma
Hills mill
Work on the new custom mill is near
ing completion and IT is announced that
it will be in readiness to take ores soon
after March Is. A very strong syndicate
is back Of the milling company and
should the mines now producing not sup
ply it with ores fast enough 1t Is
not improbable that a big company for
mining ores especially for this mill will
be operated before many weeks go by
1t is rumored here that the group Of
claims to the south OF the Kindergarten
and Therein groups, owned by o. D.
Banks, is being Incorporated in Salt Lake
with a view to more extnsive develop
more ago intending to visit Salt Lake
and San Francisco before returning. He
has since telegraphed his superintendent
to push the work in the tunnel on the
Florence claims and intimated that he
might visit San Francisco before return
ing, in connection with milling prOpo-
sitiOn, so as to work the ores as soon as
the ledge is reached. The tunnel is in
over 30 feet. and another tc0 feet will
have to be driven before the results of
this particular development work are
known.
II is semi-officially announced that the
coalition scheme involving the kiudergar-
ten and Therein properties has been con-
sJmmated. The Seven Troughs Mining
company, which includes the Fairvisw
and the Harris lease of that estate. is
not included, as had been rumored it
would be, in the combination. Circulars
are out announcing the coalition and in
viting stockholders of record to deposit
their holdings with trustees. Up to May
one share of Coalition stock will be
given in exchange for two shares of the
Therein or kindergarten stock. The two
companies are lessons of the Wihuja and
the Merger blocks of ground, both OF
which are making sensational high grade
ShOWlngS along with the parent COmpa-
mics. 1t is generally believed that this
coalition viii result in the mines being
opened up in keeping with their merit and
importance. Up to date the development
has been of a rather hesitating. expert
mental character. Now that ore bodies
are shown to be well defined, in place
and permanent. extensive outlay for ma
chinery and equipment will naturally fol-
low.
The Wild Bull claims, in Burnt can
yon, which made phenomenally great
showings until they were drowned out
and work was suspended temporarily, will
soon resume operations. The owners OF
this property are row in Denver COM
pleting arrangements for the resumption
of work.
The Hero Nevada. largely owned in
Salt Lake, and which has curtailed its
output in anticipation Of the completion
OF the new custom mill for treating it's
output, will be one OF the big producers
as soon as 1t can have its ores treated
at a reasonable cost. This property Is
at the farthest end of the district. which
would lengthen the haul and increase the
expense of milling it's ores. Instead of
subjecting its product to this extra ex-
pense, the management is sacking the
ores and will likely be one of the first
to avail them selves of the increased mill
ing facilities Offered by the big new mill
But little has been said Of the Vernon
end Of the district this season. There
are no less than three very promising
properties at that end of the district
working from one to three shifts and
are now in pay rock that will very ma
terially increase the camps output this
spring. These properties are backed up
with ample capital to go to IT. in the
in the hands of men who know how and
will do SO.
There are more than double the num-
Der of properties being energetically
worked now than last October. The pros
poets for a very decided resumption of
work from now on are apparent. BY the
middle of April there will be no buster
camp In Nevada and present indications
warrant the prediction that the output
will be one of the sensations in the min
ing world this year.