Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-01-20 | Page 26 | Two Beavers Are Promising

TO Two BE BEAVERS VERS AE ARE Capitol and Kirk Properties Developing Prominent Fissure One of ot the officials of or the Capitol I Ihas Mining company says nYs that a contract has hns been let to sink the main shaft shaH to the foot toot level leol where the principal fissure will wil be crosscut Then prospecting prospecting pros pros- along Its Is strike in both directions directions will wil bo be taken up He says sas the this company compan has been adequately financed Besides a a goodly bank account account there thero aro are shares of ot stock still sti Inta Intact t tin In tho the treasury Adjoining tho the Capitol Is the Kirk pr property perty which has been shipping quite quie steadily A carload of ore a week week has been coin Going out otiC out It I averages es 27 21 a a ton net smelter Tho The shaft shat Is down 50 feet teet where a permanent ore body Is being m made to bring results result In the theore ore ere re markets The ore values are mainI mainly mainly main main- I ly lead leall siver siverand and gold with wih an excess of or Iron The These o two properties are located on en the same fissure system The They are aro situated d a few tew miles mies southwest from In Beaver cr county count and not far from train th tha Moscow mine Tho The railroad haul Is I but three miles mies On the Capitol the tho principal vein eln outcrops outcrops outcrops out out- crops for tor a n long distance It I measures two twenty-two feet reet on the surface when her the vertical shaft shaf was started This carries up to 35 per cent carbonate of ot iron with some lead head silver 51 01 and gold sold values tho the same as In the Kirk Eirk prop prop- ert erty This leached con condition Indicates tes I that at depth the Capitol will wil have tho the same name paying paYin ore oro bodies as are found in Its Is neighbor