The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12
HEARD ON THE CURB

I'm convinced that Opohongo is one
Of the near big ones OF the Tintics. L
heard il from pretty straight author
ity that Hatfield claims he's got ore
that goes $400. Mammoth has sent out
carloads going 100000, and IL IS
claimed identically the same ore has
posed big tunnel for developing this
property simultaneously with the Gold
Chain may ring in a revolution IN
that part of the camp, sending certain
Tintie stocks skyward.
IF the Mountain Lake tunnel under
Lake Mary at Brighton strikes an open
fissure, what them?
south Utah CNewRouse, properly.
cOnservatiVely and successfully man
aged Will give more fame TO Utah
mines right now than the opening up
of Goidfield, Tonopah, an Ely or
a National"
Things are brewing down at Phoebe,
and when certain interests get things
right where they want them. then
watch the dust fly in the old camp"
THAT big mineral blowout at Gold
Hill, in Deep Creek, is one of the Won
ders of Utah. 1 have seen a good bit
of the American continent, but nothing
to compare with that"
Keep your eyes peeled for not one,
but two or three important strikes in
American Fork district before snow
flies"
Did you ever see anything to equal
the way they fling mountains about
down at Bingham The world never
witnessed such mining before and
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1.-The stir in Opohongo. Gold Chain,
/ Opex and Black Jack portend some SORT
I NHrfa
bowels Of the earth in that quarter OF
the Tintic district. Is is the grOanlng
of the mountain that fOretells the com
ing forth of mouse, or viii golden
calf be the issue?"
with Cardiff. Baby Mckee, Rexall,
/ the-Old Kennebeck and other good ones
/ in Big Cottonwood showing activity
this fan, that district bids fair to jump
into the limelight next spring, il not
sooner"
81 heard the other day that Baker is
about 10 begin active operations in the
old mine north of Brigham, where he
] has expended about $3.50, 600, and this
/ time he says the property is in such
shape he will make good Baker made
a fortune last year in his discovery OF
/ the worth for cement purposes Of the
old North Lake marl-clay deposits, re-
sulting in the establishing of the big
cement factory, and now he is going
ahead again to show the world what
he really has in his pet mining project
in Box Elder county.
''The Dewitt gold strike at Marys-
vale is giving back to that camp some
of it's old-time life l believe IL one
of the most important strikes in south
ern Utah in a year.
"The Queen of Sheba, in the Deep
/ Greek country, is once more putting on
her war toys. in preparation for a
in hiding under the great Ibapah hills"
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with a favorable freight and treat
ment charge for Iron Blossom assured,
then watch 'er jump to the dollar mark.
Did you see that chunk of horn silver
from the soc? one old Tintic miner
nut the silver content at 1000 ounces
another at 1900. 1t was likely stuff"
eff some of those boys don't stop
manipulating and washing TIL be
tempted to let the cat into the kitchen,
and if puss gets outdoors. there's no
telling what the dear public viii say
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and still that little whale. East
Tintic Development lies as dormant as
a live fish frozen in the ice of neglect
Tt only requires the warm rays of
union of interests TO thaW 'er out and
make another Uncle Sam Of the prop
erty."
"Would you believe Il? ONLY five
months sgo / sold d woman 5000 Ce-
dar-Talisman at 4 cents. She's still
got it. Didn't she make some money
easy. thought