Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1910-07-28 | Page 8 | Eastern Expert in Beaver Mine

I i I EASTERN EXPERT IN BEVER BEAVER MINE Prof Wells Wels of Yale Finds Inter Interesting Interesting esting Condition in Utah Gold Prof Prot H n L L Wells of ot the department of o f chemistry and metallurgy of Yale college ollege c has Just returned from Wash I district Beaver Deaver county where ho 10 went went accompanied by Manager J 3 T I Breckon and Engineer Jay Eliot John Johnson Johnon son s on to Inspect the tho properties of oC the tho Uth Utah Gold Copper company of which Profesor Wells Wels Is a largo large lago stockholder With Wih conditions found In the tho mine and with progress which is being mado made with the work of or equipping It for production the professor expressed satisfaction The Tc main working In the property Is Isa Isa Isa a tunnel which Is la being driven Into a ahIl ahill hill hIl cut by ta a number of ot promising veins The tunnel has been driven drIen foot feet and It I has about abut ISO feet further to bo be driven to The Iho e big lodge ledge Joge A vein cut on the way shows two feet of or high grade gade ore upon which a adrift adrift drift has been run rn some distance and upon which a has been sunk lunk 70 feet feet with Ith results result which show improve improvement Improvement ment mont at depth A compressor is being Installed at the mine and It Is II expected that machine macine drills will wi be bo in operation by August 1 A A new hoist is II on the way A small smal con concentrating mill mi Is being installed to handle the ore and a water vator waterpower power plant will wi soon bo be lighting the tho thomine te mine and buildings with ih electricity With Wih its Is new now equipment in operation the tho company com pan will bo be prepared to make much better progress s with wih development work as al well wel as to produce enough oro ore oreto oroto oroto to make an Interesting showing In off offsetting offsetting setting the tho expense ex pen Be account Surface workings indicate that a large mine should be bo opened in the ground