Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-04 | Page 37 | High-Grade Found in Old Sharp Property

I I I i I HIGH GRADE FOUND FUND IN OL OLD SHARP PROPERTY Some high grade lead ore Is now be beInS beIng being be- be ing InS mined from the old Sharp property in county according accordinG to Alex Caldwell Caldwel who who- who came In from that section seethen sec see then tion ton the other day says tho the Eureka Eureka Reporter Mr Ir Caldwell Caldwel operated the tha Sharp in a a successful manner for tor a n number of ot years giving up his lease lease- there thero In order to work his own on claims a adjoining and being being succeeded in itt the leasing operations by E. E J. J Davis of ot Salt Lake The ore deposit on which Mr Ir Davis is now working Is not notI largo large Jarle but the ore oro is of or excellent grade and It is being carefully mined That Tha now piled up on tho dump cump is about the best that has ever been taken from the property and a shipment of oC this high grade load lead could bo ho expected to bring a n nice sum of ot mone money Mr lr Caldwell Caldwel is IR working his own ground nt at two different places place At one point ho he is opening a deposit of at manganese man mn- an and at nt tho the same ame time he is I driving a drift drUt for or the purpose of ot cutting cutting cut cut- ting the Sharp vein Ho lie 10 feels Cul quite sure that the Sharp ore will wJ be located within the next fifteen or twenty feet teet There is general General rejoicing among the mining operators and prospectors prospector of ot tho the West Tintie and ant Erickson districts dIstrIct now that it I has been definitely announced announced an nn- that a railroad will wIl be built buit Into that locality during durin the pre present ent year Possibly by the latter later part of ot October Oc t 0 be r. r West Vet Tintic mining mIning operators are ar giving tile the new road their united support support support sup sup- port and the they declare that the completion completion comple comple- tion ton of ofa ofu a railroad Into their part of ot the state will wil moan mean unusual activity In a a district that has ha long been neglected Already there are aro many producing mines in that section and several other others others oth oth- ers er which need only the advent ad of the tha road to bring brInG them into the productive 1 I Live tive stage staGe Among the tho properties which are re best beet known are tho the Tintic Delaware Dela DaIs ware waro the Scotia O. O K Silver Sharp I mine nine Six Mile Kleiner's Fleiner's Utah Zinc compan cornI com corn I pan may pany Imperial Lead Lea 1 Utah Majestic Deseret Mountain Copper Cop I per Jack Lucky Shepherd and several everal new now properties which ore are lre being for tor the raining mining of ot manI manganese man man- I put Ut Into shape mInInG man man- anese ore Albert Ekker who was In camp this week from the 1 West est Tintic section where he has mining and ranching I Interests says that the trucks are busy I moving the Tintic Delaware ore to the he railroad and eyer everything points to regular regu regu- lar ar shipments The Tho showing la is excellent excellent excel excel- lr I 1 lent ent according to Mr r. r Ekker C one no of ot the tho or owners the of C claim hams which are now embraced embraced In Inthe inthe the he TintiC Delaware company Ore ar which is now being sent out goes hl high h hIn in n lea load and also carries good silver siver values alues but hut Mr Ekker feels eel quite confident con con- t ident that when greater depth is t tItle this ls class of ot orb oro ore will wl give o I wa way s so to o 0 a high grade copper product product