The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-05
DOLLY WARDEN NOW
IS BUSY SECTION
Summers Work Nets Results
OH Several Groups Near
Utah Boundary.
.pecial TO The Tribune.

| Special 10 The Tribune.
DOLLY WARDEN. New. Sept, "A
recent strike on the Snow Bird. owned by
Austin G. Cable is attracting more than
ordinary attention among the mining fra
| terniy OF Dolly Warden district, both on
account OF the high grade value OF the
ore and difference in quality from the ores
extracted from other parts OF the dlS-
trlct, II being very rich In silver chloride
and lead. Some years ago great vein
OF this ore was opened and lew tons
shipped 10 market, returning proht OF
over SIS per ton. The ore deposit OF this
| small vein having been exhausted. work
was discontinued under the impression
that all the values had been taken out.
Thus abandoned no more attention was
paid TO the property untf last week.
when Mr.. Gable. in reprospectins the
ground discovered that the main vein
had not been disturbed by the Original
shaft. Less than weeks work has
pointed The way to larger bodies, as well
as the undoubted mother vein. two
foot vein has already been uncovered ana
It is thought by thc proprietors that II
will be only n few days before they VIII
be able 10 reach shipping conditions Mr..
Cable states that the chloride VIII give
not less than l15 ounces TO the ton. to-
gcther with high values in lead.
This property adjoins the Badger
Henry group, now being worked contin-
uously. with It's four-metal production OF
gold, silver, copper and lead.
Moore Ss McAuley have completed their
annual work on their Iron Hill group,
leaving 1t In excellent condition for fu-
ture development. which with the intro
duction OF u churn drill they will be able
TO sound greater depths than is possible
by the old methods of hammer. drill and
shovel
III. Grow Of the Mizpah part OF this
range after over two years OF strenuous
labor during which time he has run his
tunnel 100 feet In search of a gold bear
Ing vein, has at last been rewarded WIN
success Good gold values have been
reached and his camp has settled down
10 well l-deserved contentment. Since the
strike has been made little more Tune
will be required TO fully estimate values.
in the same part OF the district, are pre-
pairing a shipment Of their copper-gold
ore, which may reach the Salt Lake mar
ket within the present month
The John D. Lewis group. on the west
crn slope of the district. with its 2oO-foot
shaft and extensive erosscuts. shows new
life again. after the rest through tne
heated summer months. as also does the
George Gordon and Frank Herral prop
critics in the same Deighborhood. George
Gordon opened his doors this week, with
Mr.. Banneean as his assistant IN taxing
out ore from the BImetallic grounds
Ore haulers continue regular shipments
from Kinsyey and Red Hills Currie. the
shipping and supply point for the miners
of Dolly Warden. Kinslcy and Red Hills,
is on a small sized bonn lust now. Sew
eraI new buildings that were not there
last year now grace the scene. and from
present indication, in a mining point OF
View, other new constructions Will fol-
low before 1912,
Jack ZilIick stated In Ibapah a few
DAYS ago that re had purchased the Nc
Curdy ranch IN Dolly Warden for smelt-
ing purposes The news. however, has
not been confirmed here.
George Maddelana and T. G. Boyd Of
Cherry Creek have recommended work on
their Ferguson district grounds. lying due
east from Dolly Warden district and join
Ing hands with the Utah state line. Mr..
Maddelana Is the owner of some very
valuable mining property in Dolly Var
den district.