The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
REVENUE MINES
GREAT RESOURCES
Huge Property Which win
Add to Fame of Beaver
County.

marvellous resources or the Revenue
an Pine Grove. Beaver county. eight
cor miles southwest OF Frisco and
aeuhOusc.
Tho Rovenue domain embraces 500
acres OF mineral grounds, forty claims
Patented and forty claims unpatented.
wonderful surface showing % ore, as
wei. as On the thousands OF feet OF
WORKINGS. There is good mill on
or pure aDrinr water owncd bv fbe
company. which not only answers FOR
ali camp purposes but comes dashinE
down "a canyon, aff0rding cheap water
power SUFFICIENT 90 run several mills
placed az intervals along it's route.
Growing on the property are 100000
fcet Of splendid timber. soma Of the
trees being four feet through. and n
taWfniIl on tho ground furnished lum-
ser for the eight necessary houses and
able stream Of water spreads out in
fertile valley below the mine the
aEricuiturai lands. which furnish hun
oreas Of tons Of native hay for the
camp horEes Fuel wood from the ad-
lacent hills Is delivered IN camp at
$50 cord These. briefly, are the
physical attractions OF the Revenue
property. but even more important
ment and board OF directors which
control the policy OF the company.
AMONG the principal owners are lead
ing state OFFICIALS and some OF the
and other prominent men.
Opinions Of Two Engineers.
Two prominent engineers and go0lo-
gsts have made elaborate reports on
the Revenue. both OF whom unhesi-
taungly recommend 80 as a splendid
proposition from mining point of
view. IN conclusion. Charles g.. Jones
ot Los Angeles says in bis report; #
have no hesitancy In recommending
lhls property. provided sufficient capi-
tai is secured % carry on che work to-
a De-. HT : ! 80
ore is of character TO be chcapIy
mined and concentrated. water is ulen-
tifui. climatic conditions are OF the
ntsi. ana above an the veins. strong.
persistent and miueralizcd should ez-
tend to thc greatest workable depths
and With Increased mineral contents at
ana below the permanent water level"
U. r. EohlfinE says '-Tue rock for
nations consist Of uunrtzite. shale and
tlnHe- mere are numerous strong
veins and fssurcs. an thoroughly
m.neralizcd. The various mine work
rrade silver-fead ores. with good sold
values Hence this property has an
tHe features OF mining proposition OF
no heeitsncy I'm recommending this
property as first-class mining ground.
and valuable ore bodies viii be found.
and win make fHc property a success.
Iu| enterprise
b. VS.. Clark. mine MANAGER for SEN
ator Clark ~ Montana. visited the Rev
ruun property. and declared there was
more water running down the canyon
innn "as used Tor Senator ClarS's mine
and wti gt opnir. where the power
generated furnishes an power Tor mill
and mine. Tor lighting the same. aud
gt one time furnished lighting power
fnr stockton and Tooele- Installing
ard operating am electric power plant
Dol such favorable locality would bee
l' minimum cost.
Traction Engine Expert.
CD b.
u.rtauca 90 the property is Dts loca-
zion eighteen miles from a railroad 1n
REGARD to This feature Charles r..
w raft OF Huntington. W. Va. who re-
Gently visited the property. said. "The
r"nd from Ncwhouse To- Pine Grove is
On exec lent one for the use OF trac-
tiuu engines. with which I am wen ac-
4unntcd. having sold them and handled
lhfm Tor many years The company
haE expended about $4,000 in making
t1c road over the summit with a view
@ putting on engines. The work has
nttn car luiiy done under me super
vision or J. g. Burton. so that 7 would
estimate that with an additional eE-
peuGiture or $500 traction engine
can haul forty five tons from the mine
% Nrwnourc af "a cost or ST. In this
estimate count freiEnt back from
Newhouso would be included boz the
coet ] told the men with me that as
uiuc or the cars at Ncwnouse and run
Do over tnc road Co the mine. q branch
railroad from Ncwh0uec could be-
The work already done ON the Revc-
rc consists Of thousands OF feet Of
tunnels. SHAFTS. crosscuts. wines and
ouen cuts along tho outcropping min
eraliLed veins The work has pro-
duced over 1000 tons of excellent mill
ing ore. besides considerable high
grades. In places. nature itself has
done mining FOR the Revenue people
the action OF SHOWS rains. frosts and
winds having Crumhicd uD some Of the
oltrrnppius lcggcs. aud sent many tons
or Eood Grade milling ore down into
thc canyon not far from tho mill which
VIII soon De started up.
Tn mentioning some or the nrinCi-
pal workings. Mr.. Jones SAYS: ''ru the
Erckbce 5o0-foot tunnel a winze shows
lead. silver. gold and copper. The
S1utrEiuo G00-foot tunnel is driven on
The Tasso t25-foot shaft and $50 feet
OF drifta are cali fn ore-bcarina mat
ter. containing uOtulcs of hich-grade
copper. silver and gold ore" THE Giff
claim has 10S-foot vertical shart and
Cf5 feet of drifts ~nf1 FRI ORE Nurrer-
ors other Torslngs are mentioned in
vary in thickness from -FOUR 20 tom
feet" and are practically verified and
snooth.. requiring ittle timbcrinE.
success ~ haudiing even the low grade
mlIf ores.
"Tle fssurc system ia one q fro
most remarkable 4 have seen ana viii
80 Co tho deep. and the rn iucrnff zaffon
ie undoubtedly connected at depth with
We tle 1A lt..l -altr t'f on re- one
big tunnel recently star cd viii cut
eleven known veins. some at great
depth.
ASSAYS vary from Few dollars un
60 hundreds. Some on che Cliff show
as high as ISL per cent lead. 2r1.6
ounces silver. and SO gold on tho
Tasso. as hign ne 117 ounces silver. on
the Buckbcc. sos per cent lead. go
ounces silver and $3.50 sold. one on
fhc Clin shows 765 ounces silver. An
assay from the Southsiic went 55.s
per cent lead. $50 ounces silver nud
81 ,-c'd. Another showed f35 ncr
cenl lead. 1876 ounces silver and $500
gold.
rt-d fCr 7 100000 shares at 81 nnr.
There are $50 01o shares fn the treas
urr- Zone has been offered until re-
ceut associations were practically
completed fIr placing block Of the
treasury to raise fund 20 complete
fHc mill and irau~urafe an ocfivc carl-
rai-n commemorate WITH the remark
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