Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-27
RAINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

minor ore assures Near the Green
horn is the Shamrock, which 10 right
now shipping considerable rich ore.
The 55O- shaft on the Victoria mine at
Tintic Is being timbsrcd with the OBJ
1ect % continuing II down to the 1000
foot level The ores from this dividend
payer heretofore have been taken out
through the Grand Central workings,
but when the improvements now In
progress ON the Victoria have been ac-
compllahed, the mine will handle its
own ores.
After having Inspected the Bingham
Copper COMPANY 81 which company
he r. n director carl Brandt OF Boston
has started home. going via Yellow
stone, accompanied by n. 4. Hart. Mr..
Brandt expects 90 see salt Lake some
day become one Of the greatest ceutcrs
Of wealth In the United states prn-
cipally through the many great mines
In it, immediate vicinity,
Work at the Columbus Consolidated
Is moving along smoothly, according 10
Manager Tony jacobson, who says the
mine is now employing a force of about
20 men, and shipping ore that runs near
$50 TO the ton Some days as high as 80
tons OF good ore are being sent to the
min, varying from day to day both I'm
the amount and in the values, but all
is making very satisfactory record In
the way of Its weekly shipments.
over on Conner Creek mining dis
trict considerable life has lately been
Infused into the camp, according to
the hurley, Ida. Times. A number OF
experienced men are now In the camp,
and much encouraging news Is coming
out OF there. a shipment OF $50 ore Is
promised from the East Star group
1. ~. 4 ff.a l.u.H
just given up 30 tons rich In gold, silver
and lead. Many years ago rich ore
was taken from near Connor Creek
and hauled 20 Salt Lake
The Boston News Bureau says: Lake
has proved It's lode for a length OF 1900
feet. measuring from the extreme end
OF the south drift at the second level
northwnrd to the extremity Of the north
drift Mt the third level and TO a depth
OF $50 feet. measuring down square on
the lode from the surface to the sixth
level. THking q width OF 80 feet as
before gives 4s.75OOOO cubic feet or
i062. 800 tons OF rock which may be
called probable tonnage" This COM
pares with an estimate In November
1909. Of 2.lS7.o00 tons.
Many leases are operating in the
Goldncld district and at widely sep
arated localities. The annex shaft on
the Poleverde claim of the Jumbo
Extension is being farther sunk from
the 500 to the i.i00-fo level, the ore
having pinched on the former level.
The Grizzly Bear Is developing on the
ITO level, from It's 1200-foot shaft
and seeking the Mohawk or Clcrmont
ore shoot. Seven leases are developing
actively on the Atlanta at various
depths TO $50 feet. with an encourag-
ing showing at several points. Three
leases are getting some ore on the Dia-
mondheld Black Butte, and several 9TH
ers have made paying shipments.
The Seven Troughs Lookout Mining
company according TO The Miner, has
opened four distinct lodges, all banning
from few dollars up TO $40. one of
the veins opened I'm a shallow winze
from the tunnel driven on the VEIN
shows sulphides which are Identical
In character and appearance with the
Regain ore which carries the highest
values Just west OF this in another
tunnel a second vein shows values,
while between that and the Aquilas,
the only ground lying between the
Lookout property and the Mazuma
HIS. two promising veins have been
opened in trenches on the surface. That
these veins are not stringers from a
single vein. Is evidenced by the fact
that in each Instance the vein lies
alongside the black dixie which is 50
of the district