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Show Voou. Business. Wo heard last night of a mining expert, from Nevada, Ne-vada, who whs expressing himself freely on tho mines of Utah, alleging that better mines had been abandoned 1 iu tho White Pino district than any yet discovered iu Utah except the Kuiuia and Flagstaff. This gentleman must place a poor estimate on the judgment of Ncvadans who will Icavo a country where such excellent mines have been abandoned, and oomo and invest iu Utah mines of such poor development. With all due deference to the expert's abilities, we prefer to accept the fact of ihcac gentlemen btiiiifc' here interested iu Utah mines, after thorough acquaintance with the mining district to which he refers, rather than his unsupported abortion; and tho mining public agrees wilh us. Wo might add, that there are persons, mining experts at th:it, who are strongly of tho opinion that several of' the mines already discovered in Utah, when an far developed as the Emma and Flagstaff will exceed them in value. JIow that may bo probably wo one can yet say with any degree ofj certainly, but direct monetary returns : speak surer thau the opinions of cx- perls or surface assays. And if belter j mines have been abandoned in White ' Pino limn a number we could name in Utah, the sooner work is resumed on thorn the better, linaneially, it will bo lor their owners. |
