Show quartz I 1 mining As an all investment we clip the following fi aiom om tile tho alia california of oct YIELD MD three and a half tons of gnp imported sorted rock taken from lamphear Lamph car cos lead near spun mill and gulch hauled to harris eleven dollars and a half cru shedo paid per ton the load lead la is wide well defined and prospects well from top tod to bottom eleven dollars and a halt half per ton is as much as a reasonable man could ask to have average rock pay these theae the claim is itt in the hands of capitalists who will probably erect a large mill immediately F from rom tile the above efti act our readers can see what kind of quartz quarts our experienced neighbors consider cot isider rich enough 0 for any reasonable man to ask fur fi 17 1 A quartz ledge that will yield only eleven dollars and a half per ton toil cou coll so rich that capitalist ts are in in haste to erect a large mill for crus liing aing the ore and will undoubtedly reap a big fortune by po fo do doin wf n now we venture to say that we have bava here in utah a thousand shousan d gold bearing quartz ledges among which it would be difficult to find one that could not be made to yield double the amount per ton toil claimed for the Lamp lamphear bear ledge the cost of working gold old quartz throughout this western country is ia getting less every year we I 1 lu ewhen collect very tery distinctly the time it cost us forty five bollara a ton toll to cruh and amalgamate it and then the process did not save much more than halt half tho the gold contained in the rock the was that nut not one ledge leage in a bundled could be anade to pay and many like ourselves oui delves went under in the operation now in ill montana where the lock is far more difficult to treat than the rock of this country and the cost of living civill g and everything else elee to trio the ing ofa of a mine is comparatively higher than it is here ledges paying fifteen to twenty dollars a ton are yielding large fortunes to their owners mr whit latch informs us that it only cost him the past summer to work his hid celebrated mine the small a um euin of seven dallai collais ta and ten cents centi per ton that amount including including tho the entire cost of mining hauling bauling to mill crushing and amalgamating aud ud the proceeds into gold bars and lie he expects to make art an ange ments the coming winter by which he will be able to greatly reduce the present cost his hia experience he be says warrants him in saying saving that any gold bearing quartz ae ledge dge in this counti country y yielding only ten dollars per ton will snake make under skilled management the fortunes of a dozen men in a short per period of time inthe working often of ten dollar quartz will produce such satisfactory results what magnificent results may we vre not expect from the working of tha hundreds of gold bearing bearing quartz ledges that are known to be in this portion 0 of f uncle sams potato patch ledges that will average hundreds instead of tens of dollars to the ton there are mines about us thick as leaves in VaU Vall ambrosia that are capable of producing in five years through the aid of skilled labor and capital sufficient of the precious preci metals to pay payoff off the entire notional national debt the untold wealth of our rocky mountain range is is just juat beginning to attract the attention odthe of the mining world and we predict that in less than five years time a half alf a million of sturdy miners will be delving in in our hills hilla and ravines our hitherto almost isolated condition and other causes well understood have acted as A bar to the development of the unlimited I 1 sources of wealth nature lias bas bestowed on us now the case is far different the pacific railroad poking its very nose no sainto into the silent gorges of the rocky mountains enables the en capitalists to leave hit bill luxurious home in the far east and in in five or six days daye time examine for himself the opportunities here be re offered for the investment ot his surplus capital pital look out oat for the engino engine when ta th whistle blowe |