The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
MARYSVALE MINES
SHOWING ACTIVITY
The Recent Rich Gold Strike
StirS Up Much
Interest.

Marysvale mining interests were
given rather lively boost i've weeks
ago. when remarkably rich ore was as
coy cred on the kuber Dewitt lease OF
the Goliath claim OF the Bully Boy 8
Webster property. The ore, which was
scoOped out of a surface trench, gave
up values OF 262A ounces gold ana ;sOO
ounces silver, a total Of better thah
$4,000 10 the ton.
That the deep interest that conferred
on this claim is continuing IL proven
by a letter just received by secretary
W j. WOlstenhOlme OF the Shamrock
Gold Mining < Milling company from
Superintendent George F. Dalton, VINO
says that Dewitt is now employing 70
men on his lease, and hiring every
available miner. The letter states IuI
theF that arrangements are being made
10 begin shipping ore from the Coipath
claim. and that the strike Is holulnE
out. Jacob Young first leased the
claim. and ON September l sunieased II
TO Dewitt, who almost imme dlately
found IN the top OF a cliff, and was
four 10 five inches across.
That discovery has given The mining
industry a liyeiy impetus In Piute coun-
~ and az present several or the mines
OF the old Ohio district are being &C
lively worked, with probably SO men
now employed IN Bullion canyon, seven
miles from Marysvale, the nearest ran
road point
Shamrock shIppiAs.
Superintendent Dalton writes that the
Shamrock is in splendid condition.
There are two principal tunnels, the
upper $50 feet the other l6o Feet, win
a 71-foOt connecting Wine. Good ore
is found IL both tunnels, and all down
the WinZe. Five carloads or rich ore
have been shipped from the property
since the work commenced about year
ago. The last carload went s4S.15 10
the ton. gold, $40; silver. ~ ounces,
ana per cent copper ore has been
proven from the outerop IN the CHR
IL 20 he 81 W. X Il
Another shipment of the rich stuff is
about ready for loading. There are up
wards OF 1000 tons of second class rock
thrown over the dumps. This viii run
from IS TO $40 TO the ton. and is a fine
milling ore.
A Wine is now being sunk on ore
from the lower level The ore is from
a foot TO feet wide, principally found
in assures. The formation Of the Sham
rock is quartZite, lime and pOrphyry.
The management is now figuring on
continuing the lower tunnel in 800 feet,
where il Is hoped 10 find rich deposit
at the 1uncture OF the east-West vein
with the big nOrth-sOuIh mother vein.
This viii give a vertical depth OF 20
feet on the rich OutcrOp.
For a prospect. We think our ship
ments OF five carloads during the first
year is not so bad" said Mr.. WOlsten-
holme, and the ore IN sight is no
small thing Of itself"
Cascade Looking Good.
Adjoining the Shamrock on the west
is the Cascade Mining company prop
crty. G. ID. Sanders is managing the
operations now going on there. He is
getting out some fine ore, and Il IS
understood is about ready 10 make
shipment from ore encountered In de-
velOpment work. The property is IN
very promising physical condition.
Glen Erie I'm Ore.
To the east OF the Shamrock is the
Glen Erie. superintendent Mitchell is
directing efforts there under bond and
lease. This property, too. Is giving an
excellent account OF itself with a good
showing OF ore on the dump. A 1O0-
foot shaft Is being sunk, which has
given up sufficient ore 10 make ship
ment.
Bully Boy Il Webster.
The Bully Boy & Webster is getting
the old tunnel. The mine Is In such
fine condition that Manager Jacob
Young OF Philadelphia is now figuring
ON erecting mill for working the sec
0nd-class ores. This ground. TOO, is be-
ing worked under lease and bond, with
ten men in the mine. IL was producer
20 years ago. Ii then gave up values
OF sufficient richness TO justify ship
ping l05 miles by wagon 10 Juab, and
even then IL proved profitable. Some
OF that ore went from $50 up into the
hundreds In gold.
Deseret Mining.
Joining the Bully Boy & Webster on
the east IS the property OF the Deseret
Mining company. which Mr.. Pitkin Of
Chicago is working under lease with
satisfactory results. He has eight men
employed. A Wine is being sunk from
one OF the old tunnels. which was
abandoned about IS years ago, when
shipping ore was produced.
Great Western.
Across the canyon the Great Western
Mining company is doing some develop
ment work. with Mr.. Mccullough at the
helm. ore Ia being extracted here. Re
Gently a shipment OF ten tons was made,
which brought close 10 $3.50, or $50 a
ton. This ore runs about the same as
in the other nearby properties IN gold,
silver and copper
Outzen Property.
The Outzen Mining company il work
ing 4 property at the falls above the
cascade. This is good prospect.
owned principally by Richfisld people.
All In all the Marysvale district is
looking up in a way which has not been
witnessed there for many Fears, with
the indications that the capital neces-
sary 10 make really big mines will not