The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-30
MORE GOLD ORE
FROM MARYSVALE
Bully Boy Mine Markets rs
Tons Worth $500
Taft Strike.

Another carload Of high-grade gold
ore from Marysvale is now at the Utah
samplers. II is estimated IL will run
not less than $500 TO the ton, making
the car OF twenty five tons worth
about $500. This is the second anC
last of the carloads taken out of the
Bully Boy & Webster property on the
De Witt lease, the other IWenty-tOn
car sent 10 Salt Lake last month bring
ing s5,l00. The lease expired Novem-
Der Il.
Jacob ". Young, who. together with
Philadelphia associates, has a two
y ears lease and bond on the ten claims
en- braced in the Bully Boy property
and Reuben De Witt are in the city
Mr.. Young came up TO arrange matters
IN regard To his new mill, which he
expected TO have operating before this
and Mr.. De Witt is here 10 market his
$4,000 pounds Of rich gold ore. When
seen yesterday Mr.. Young said:
We are hurrying up as much as
possible our power plant on Bullion
Creek where the water Will furnish
power 10 operate not only our drills
but our mill as well. The cOncentrat-
Ing mill VIII have a capacity of fifty
tons a day, and We have enough ore
right now in sight 10 keep il going for
at least six months and no doubt
longer. We viii have it in operation
not later than some time in January.
De Wit Gold Vein.
The De Witt ledge still has a very
good showing, and we expect 10 get
considerable good ore out of it, The
De Witl tunnel is now in seventy-five
feet, drifting on the vein, and we eN-
pect 10 carry that in a least l00 feet
further This VIII give about fifty
feet more depth on the vein. At pres
ent the ledge has been prospected about
fifty feet deep. At that point the val
ues are not so high as nearer the sur
face. We expect also to sink a Winze
on the vein from the tunnel, and if this
should prove the continuity of the gold
bearing vein, we shall no doubt later
on go down the hili in one of the old
tunnels and cut across 10 get under
the vein, which would give Us about
geo feet of stopping.
The vein is irregular. comes in
punches; in fact. there are TWO veins,
each against "a pOrphyry wall. 1t is a
decidedly good showing.
In clearing up the old workings re-
Gently. Mr.. Young found ore in Vari-
Gus places. First-class milling ore was
discovered in a number of old Slopes
and crOsscuts- Between some of the old
workings and the lower tunnel there is
one body giving $50 feet OF backs. all
OF which is apparently fine milling ore.
Mr.. De Witt has commenced work
again on the Deseret property, where
he has very promising showing.
The Cascade is going ahead with its
campaign OF development work.
strike ON Taft.
Al present most of the Shamrock
force is developing the Taft claim.
where ore running six per cent lead
and 22.6 ounces silver was recently
opened up right on the surface. The
vein is three feet across, between
QuartZlte, and is exceedingly promising
G. r. Dalton, president of the Sham
rock. is looking after The development
of this new discovery. The Taft is be-
tween the Bully Boy and Glen Erie, and
has been sacking high-class ore lately
from some of the new workings.
The Monroe property is still active,
and has a promising outlook from last
reports.
pany is developing from the old Frank
lin tunnel. The men have been drifting
on the ore for some time. one body
OF good milling ore forty feet wide was
penetrated.
The Marysvale district is looking eX-
ceedingly good this fall from all ac-
counts.