| Show 1 rJ 1 f BEAVER COUNTY T MINES UNUSUALLY NUM ACTIVE Ii I i I 1 1 r There has been probably more it iti itI k In n mining In Beaver er c count county this thin Reason season n than to for nn an single ln le summer In the history of or the various districts distrIct I. I With th tho closing down of ot tho the South Utah dish and the thc old Silver er Morn not as busy husy as ns usual the production of oC the county Is less but there more mines and properties receiving energetic at attention at- at in 1913 1915 than ever eyer Among mong the active camps ma may b be mentioned the thet t I Sheep Hock flock the Croft Croff Star Sar and other I. I i- i From Beaver er City comes word that 1 Joe Joo Davis brought In from rom his lease on the Lumn Lumry ground round In For For- tuna Ituna samples of or high grade out of or the shaft which Is being sunk on the vein which would fairly alrh make your OUI hair hall curl It Is so rich Mr Davis Da says they ther are arc sinking a n shaft on the vein eln almost In the tho bottom of ot Rock Rocky Hollow l Thc They are down about fifteen feet and will wUl go 10 to tho the tift fifty foot toot level leyel The vein Itself Is three feet wide wille and values alucs will will average from Crom fifty to one hundred dolls rs t to A fh the X A. A ton s n hilt but th the rich quartz rs is showing C all l th through o h the ic ore b but j Is not regular From the Davis Davie shaft to the Strickland shaft on the Gold Queen property Is about one ono hundred and fifty feet teet and It Is said that at the seventy foot toot level In the tho latter workings the name samo rich rock as ns found In the Davis 18 lease was broken Into Mr 11 Davis Is IB of oC the opinion that th the tho south drift of oC oft 4 t the Lumry tC Moore tunnel has not J yet cut this high grade vein eln although the they have some Bomo fine looking ore In the drift E E. A. A lodges Hodges and E E. E C C- McGarry are equal owners with Davis In the thel l lease and all parties are feeling elated over the splendid results which are being heing obtained The Tho ore Is being stacked up for shipment Assa Assay returns by the leasers on tho the Lumry Moore ground give ghe in gold and n silver ve This lease I Is ld I owned by ny In Davis Hodges nudges C McGarry The Tho average of or a a. foot 3 lead will go better than to the ithe ton High grade specimens taken from these workings will run Into tho the thousands Denver Dener Gold Shaft Good progress Is being being- made In the Beaver Deaver Gold ld shaft where It is expected expect expect- ed to go to tho the level lc before cross cutting to the theore ore The shaft Is Isnow Isnow Isnow now down about feet The gasoline hoist which was Installed some time ago is giving ver very satisfactory service i iThe The Croff Croft Working Tho The Croft Croff property In the Lincoln district has resumed operations on an extensive 6 scale Silver lead lend and copper copper cop cop- per ores are arc to be extracted and shipped The Croft Croff has heretofore shipped considerable rich ore are ore and anti now no under the reorganized company compan it Is hoped to place the mine In the dividend Paying list Dan F F. F Ferguson one of ot the best known mining men southern Bouthern Utah has hM been engaged for superIntendent superintendent and has gotten otten a n. working crew to together and will start to push things s It is given i en out b by those are familiar fa familiar ta- ta with conditions In the Lincoln district that a great grent deal of ot activity ft will be In evidence there this fa fall and that much ore oro will go out from that district Production Moscow of ot Beaver county now has a a. cash surplus approximating OOOO and this Is being added to cr c every thirty days das at a n. most gratifying rate accordIng according accord- accord l Ing to one of the officials of the coman com com- pany an From August 1 to 23 23 tho the Moscow I shipped fifteen carloads c of oC ore are The best car brought another I Jl while a few Cew of or them were made up of oC second class ore Controls o of ome some o of th thy cars show 5 53 ounces silver sll- sll sil silver ver vcr and 31 1 1 per cent lead 48 ounces silver Ml- Ml vcr ver and 22 per cent le lend lead 31 ounces silver sil silver silver sil- sil ver and 28 S per cent lead As 8 soon oon as ns the new electric hoist arr ar- ar r Ites and It Is Installed the new foot oot shaft will be carried down tt feet t deeper This will he be equal to tho the 1400 HOO- foot level lc In the old workings If It a n little time proves that the main ore body ha has been picked up the impression Ion sion Is that the Moscow wi will resume dividend payments soon Cedar Ore Orr Returns received by the Cedar Talisman Talisman Talis Talis- man company compan for or the car of oC zinc or ore ore recently shipped show It carried per cent zinc and was worth 44 H a ton at nt tho the smelter as It also carries lead and silver sll Most o of the ore was from the 25 level but large bodies of or good ore are arc found down to the 1000 level lo Manager Pond goes to the mine this week to take e up the question of further fur fur- ther development t work t t. t o hn bo don In In o n V e ethe ti the thc d deep p pi i levels Paloma District Operations are aro to be bo started by hv the thc Paloma Extension company which owns owns five lve claims lying north of the thc Paloma holdings and adjoining the Hoosier Bo Boy properties In Elephant canyon Beaver er count county The property contains about feet teet of oe the same sarno contact from which the Paloma company compan company com com- pan pany Is producing and excellent Indications Indications Indi Indi- of oC a n. highly mineralized zone arc arcIn arcIn In n evidence according to Engineer G GU G. G U ar Nichols who has just completed a n. thorough borough examination of the property Work ork will bo be started by hy two men at ata ata ata a point where several Inches of ot ore crops at the surface alon along a n. fissure and andOn andon andon on a n line with the Hoosier Bo Boy shaft shatto The officers and directors directors' of the tho i l new company compan are Thomas president I. I L. L P. P Palmer vice president Lorin Hall secretary and treasurer Willard Hanson Hamon and G G. G M. M Nichols L J. nOrR Progress i iThe A recent visitor to the Leonora sa said The Leonora Is 13 a very tied er likely looking look look- I ing ng property We Y saw some good lead- lead silver ore on tho the level The company company com com- pany Jan s seemed to bo Just jUt getting down to systematic work worl and to have reached a n. point In Its Us d' d d delo developments elo ments where results re results results re- re might be expected The Thc work from on should count The drift from the bottom of or tho the foot toot shaft Is out feet teet northerly The main drift Is making makin north now to catch an west east-west fissure The face I Is about feet teet vertically underground underground under under- ground round A drift Is being being- tu run out east along an nn ea west east fissure for tho the conjunction tion with the tho south north-south fissure At those these Inters Intersections It Is expected that ore bodies of or considerable size will be found In Iii places the fissure shows 5 ten Inches of or silver lead ore and the face Is shot Ahot all through with lead Connection should be made with the contact In ver very short order now Tho The Leonora Is working men In two parts of the large territory which I Is located splendidly and In a n. great mineral min min- mineral eral eral- zone I Is II Shipper r. r According to sampling campling at atthe the Paloma Paloma Palo Palo- ma the first carload of ot ore Is expected to carry about 40 per cent lead 39 ounces silver with 2 per cent copper copper anti and SD SO ce ts goM toil tofi r Manager J Ji on C. C Champion states that i. i Y N excellent progress ress Is being made at nt th the mine and that ore Is 15 being found In Inthe Inthe Inthe the shaft and In the drift to the south along along- the contact Arrangements arc lre being made to Install a n. five-drill five air compressor and machine drills In the near future It Is reported the company compan has plated ed shares of or stock at a good Food figure b by which funds for 01 pushing push push- In ing development work have been ob ob- ob The shaft will be sunk to the foot Coot point and drifts north and south along the contact will be berun r run from tho the bottom Five men are arc now employed who are working at nt two places In th the mine and some come ore is b being produced produce 1 overt every day nippy Dippy Strike e. e A strike of lead ore In the Beaver er Lake bales district near Frisco Is reported b by the Beaver Den Count County News New which says tays During the past week what promises to bo be a sensational strike has hns b been cn made on th the Dippy No 1 of oC the Dippy group located In the Beaver Lake mining min In ing district In a tunnel that had been beenu r u n n f o r o tn a of 1 Jr f. f ft ftP n r o the ce tat cAn v cutting the ore stratas a cave o of un unexplored unexplored un- un explored dimensions was vas encountered disclosing a foot fifteen exposure of or grade high lead oxide the trend o of the said ore bod body being easterly and westerly westerly west west- HI erly and pitching 70 de degrees rees from horizontal hori hori- William Vivian who only onh four tour months n ago o secured a 1 bond and lease on this promising group after Its local owners had exhausted every effort to find this ore In place In is working feverishly to determine the extent of ot the cave mentioned for tor with a c carload of oC high high- grade ore In sight It Is desired to find out the extent of or his good fortune at atthe I tho the earliest possible moment h F. F w N wr I t tI A MILL at Garfield of the Utah treated at the rate of to 14 t tons ons t mine t Co Copper 1 per company where ores from its Bingham are v daily In lOM Arthur mill treated touted l 51 tons of o ors ore I Nr wr N NI N Nl I F G s 6 d R f s rJ Y 1 J r S i v y ff rAi rY r 3 ik ti f I t r y S TA w r I s r r w i v A rg r ff fr j i y t A y ice f Y d f J r K Kr f s r M rf i y X fr V a p i Y o 4 1 Ys C c f fa Y r 1 e nY 4 r s r 1 V v. I c 1 l j j ji i M MY V Y Y I L Y J J |
