The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28
IARDIDGE MINES
WARRANT MILLS
Such Is Verdict of Engineer,
Who Tells of Latest
Strikes.

Another lease on the Pavlal<. the Rid
dle-CorriEan. has struck the vein and
found high grade ore. according TO a
letter received yesterday from winthrop
W. Fisk. who Is at Jarbidge In the In
terest Of Colonel George ". +. Dor
sey OF this city. The ore averages $50
and $40 a ton. he says. with high grade
throughout which pans $500 ton In
free gold. besides a considerable amount
or telluride. which would make the as
say OF the sample run much higher.
The Riddle CorriEan is the lease next
north Of the -Four n. and its strike
proves the vein for another 900 Feet
The vein was encountered at 20 feet In a
crosscut tunnel At the time OF writ
ing 70 was In the ore four feet and had
lot yet reached the fOOtwall.
with a custom mill In the camp,
show fine profit 20 the leasers. The
whole OF the vein could be sent TO the
mill, but as a shipping proposition II
Is rot 50 good. for the ore IS hard 70
sort. The hiEh-Erade II scattered al
through the vein and there r. little 20
distinguish ~ from the remainder Of the
Gre. Virtually everything that marks
the high grade Is the presence or free
EUld. and every piece has 70 be looked
over thoroughly 10 find the free gold.
Oul~ pieces that show gold are placed
an the sacks. That system takes much
run very high.
Talk of NIui-.
Twenty companies are working in
the camp now and all are either work
ing in good milling ore or are driving
tunnels TO tap az depth veins In which
good values have been shown to eX-
tend downward The prospects Of the
camp are looking better every week.
The bodies OF milling ore already
brought into sight are causing consid-
cradle talk % mills, and IL Is likely
that n strong attempt will be made TO
Ect one or two mills into the camp this
thing that could prevent the stamps
from dropping along the Jarbidge river
:his winter would be a woeful lack OF
money.
The Bourne property Is now under
bond 10 Patscy Clark OF Spokane. whose
representative has been here making
IA examination OF the workings. He
took out with him for testing a very
thorough sampling OF the mine We
do NOT know what the deal Is. but IL
would be a great thing for the camp
should a mining man get hold Of the
Bourne. FOR that would mean that work
would be done and showing would
he made. There are several properties
which have responded promptly to a
little development work and which
make as good showinEs as does the
Bouruc-some OF them better.
one property which bids fair to be
early in the field as one Of the big
miner OF the uAalTlEA II the dunQ LACk-
II is not yet Incorporated. but IL has
been under examination the last two
weeks ~ n competent mining man who
has done a little digging and has ex-
posed some or the best ore In camp.
The vein Is large and can be traced a
considerable distance on the surface.
The surface assays were only few
dollars. but a few shots In the ledge
showed values up 20 5000 ton. Just
south Of the Good Luck the Free Gold
s. responding well TO Development
strikes Near Crater.
core rich in free gold Is being opened
In some claims near the Crater, about
two miles east Of the Pavlak mine. IL
seems TO be only question OF devel-
opment work TO show NJ good ore
when the surface indications are right.
"A representative Of the Analgamat-
ed company has taken a bond for his
people on three claims a half mile east
Of the Pavlak and has started prospect
worf upon them. The bond Is under
stood 20 be Tor $50 00o.
~On your Contact group you have one
OF the best defined vein shOwinEs In the
camp. and / can see no reason why
there should not be opened there as
Fooe n mine as will be found In the
district The vein Is a contact between
porphyry-rhyolite and granite. a IS 20
Eect and 30 feet wide and can be traced
several hundred feet on the surface"