Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-10-30 | Page 10 | American Fork Mining Quiet

AMERICAN FORK MINING QUIT QUIET Globe Still Stil Encountering Silver Lead Lead Stringers c cin in ill Tunnel Contractors working on the he Globe Consolidated Mining company's property prop prop- orty erty In American Fork are arc down dowil from the canyon and report that the stringers string string- ers of or oro are still stil showing up near the tho face of or the tunnel tunnel Kahn an and ant Snyder have havo bc been n doing the work I r The tunnel is now In about SO feet teel already alread affords vertical depth of or a n upwards upwards up up- wards or of feet said one of ot the Globe directors yesterday The stringers have havo been showing the thelast thelast thelast last four rounds round The Tho values run In lead and silver siver So Some mo have been encountered which were all al shot hot through with wih particles of or galena It I Is figured that tho the first Cut fissure will wil be encountered within the tho next twenty to thirty feet When this has been cut It will wl be drifted on to tho the Intersection of or a strong cast west fis fis- fis sure To this Juncture will wl probably require to OO feet of or work Tho The property In tho the same part of the thc camp Is la st steadily operating Its I little mill It I Is treating about t twenty five went to thirty tons of ot ore a dl day The Tho concentrates are aro being shipped as fast rast as ns a carload accumulates The Tho J mining operations throughout the lie district ha hac have c been more or less les quiet for tor some somo time especially since the Pacific mill mi shut hut down temporarily ily Iy The Tho discontinuance of or work vork at the theller Miller ller huh Hi and other properties sent a n number of or miners out of or the tho district