The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
INLAY TO START
OPERATIONS SOON
About Thirty Men Will Be En-
L0yed in Mine and Mill;
Engineers Report.

Arrangements have been completed
whereby the mill on the Inlay Mining
company property in Humboldt coun-
e.. Nevada. viii be started up within
the next two or three weeks. and an
adequate force OF men employed in The
mine to take out she large tonnaEe o.
good milling ore I'M siEht. The de-
liuuueut assessment fcll due this week.
but no stock was sold on account OF
thc stockholders at coming In and
liuuidafing. This fund places the COM
uany practically out % debt. and an
active campaign az the mine VIII ne
innuEurafcd Immediately. both the salt
Lake and eastern interests having
united on policy 90 Boz pursued tn the
future. n O'Eourkc. formerly super
iutcndcut % the Mammoth. has taken
charge af tho mine. This insurcs thor
ough, systematic operations
The Inlay embraces twenty nlne
claims the ore running wen in gold.
lead ard silver DO is located only three
end onc-half miles from a railroad lt
has over 1000 feet OF workings and
o. equipped with electric power. com
prcssor. shops. three giXty-hOrsepowe
boilers. and "A reduction plant which
Dr. about to be started up- TIE follow
ing are the officers. George ". Morgan.
president. Judge 90. W. Powers. vice
l,-eeideut. r. r. Siddoway. secretary.
Joseph L.pnman. treasurer. all or Salt
Lake. The capitalization is 500. 000
shares ~ 81 par. at issued.
RUS IaiL T. q. burton. mining enEl-
urcr % salt Lake. gave the Inlay prop
erfv "a thorough inspection. and recent
1T furnished tho directors with hts re-
port from which the following extracts
rront ~ Past Mistakes.
Many mistakes have been made by
running drifts. cross-cuts. sinking
wines. etc, IN country rock away from
takes should be an object lesson to ali
In charge or the property IN The iu-
turc and their efforts should be spent
con- the one producing orc channel which
f- well -.s.rkcd by the strong minc-ali-
z1fiOu anu good footand hanging walls.
The orc-hearing fissure has a strike
81 about north 10 degrees east-s0uth
Do degrees west maEnctic-aud dip
from The surface at the old incline OF
about - degrees TO 20 degrees 90 the
east Tor about 90 feet. when the vein
Siraighfcus up ard dips vertical to the
100 lcvci-then the dip changes 10 "a
west dip az an angle Of about so de
Prom the collar Of the main work
iug shaft the vertical distance fs ICES
feet 90 the 100 level and 2it from the
collar 90 the goo level--w htch is the
deepest working level o. the mine.
frezs-cuts have been run from this
vertical shaft and developed the main
ore fissure on both the 100 and zoe
two hundred and fifty feet to the
unrshwcst uf trc working shaft "a good
fon-stamn mill. well equipped. has been
erected. capable of trestiuE thiriy-fivc
tons rf ore per day. The company s.
office boarding house. bunk houses.
cfc.. are situated "a short distance TO
she east 81 the mill
Water Tor milling purposes b. con-
viewed through pipe line from "a SPRING
about one-third Of a mile to the south
east ~ the mill. and water b. also
pumped from the stump below TIE zoo
level OF the mine 90 a tank ON the
surface and used Tor milling purposes.
Dcvclopmeuts-RicbO ore.
THE development work Tor the pres
Ont must be- confined Co the ZOE level
near thc winze CONNECTING with the 200
east 81 the F0uarty -topc. down the
w iuTo and tu certain parts of the Fo-
Earty -toQe. where tho orc values are
Eood-1ud 90 the ore chute I'm the sec
nnd drift run from the old incline.
Sample No from the 100 level over
space ~ ten feet OF ore. assayed 3
sample 40. 10. from fifteen feet be-
aEeV three feet ~ ore. arsaycd % per
cent Of lead. 1850 ounces % silver
ard sllf.S0 in gold. pe ton.
sample SO. ~ from thirty feet be-
low tHc ro0-root Towel In Wine. "a feet
ounce. silver. and s. gold. per ton.
Aver4zc from Tho three places above
gives So Der cent lead. tll ounces
silver ard $50 gold. per ton.
sample No- j.. taken from Fogarty
Vfunr. from feet n ore over survey
station no. assaycd s9.6 ounces silver
and s. so gold. per ton.
Samples n and rs. from midway be-
tween Wine and Fogartv rt.pc. aver
AGES. from three feet Of ore and TIVE
feet of ore. respectively. % per cent
lead. 10.1 ounces silver. $3.50 gold. per
tom.
Small punches Of good ore were TAX
on from places I'm the first incline Level
run from The old working shaft and
bv careful; mining much good ore car
b. developed.
IN taking these samples. the ore was
broken down on canvas. the large
pieces crushed and THE sample thor
uuahiv mixed and uuartcred.
An that needs TO be- done TO make
tha property pay ls Co have an cN-
uerienrrd. competent man in charge Of
fHe mine. who VIII not lose sight oi
fnr fact THAT rc is mininE for Ua- ore