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Show TINT ICJN'TO l Ouij a Small fraction of tie Miaira Area of the District is Yet Ixploittid. THE GRAND KESULT3 OBTAINED How Sic'Is Blahiut Capitalist Have IufuEtud thti Camp and Imposed oa iba Credulity of the Miner- KunEKA-Tisnr, Sept. 17. Sptci'il CorretiondeiiC? 1o The TLa'S. Untie is aiowly, yet surely, being recognized as a reat camp, not only by tlm people ot' Utah but by those from other slates. The output of hor mines are largo, regular and increasing all the lima. Depth iu the shafts has tint yut sounded any bottom to the value, but has rather increased both Lie cxteul and thu grade ol the ore. A few properties are being worked miller mi-ller the limit ciipiible and atfgres.ive management, and these are maintaining maintain-ing the production and the reputation of the district. Outside of tlioso few, capital with its potent hand has hardly come to look into thu opportunities which we offer of-fer for it.s profitablo e:uplovmeut. Ttif re have been a few men who CHino in here with K very great ado and represented themselvBS as the agents of unlimited capital. Some of them have Secured leaes and bonds and alter working them for a tiuio have been unable un-able to pay fither Iheir board bills or their empl"ji's for their lalior. These instances 1..5, e made our miners timid and they dislike negotiating with men whom they fouraru irresponsible. Hut we invito houest men, who represent repre-sent real and not fancied capital, to. c.imo here, assuring tiitm of a cordial reception and generous treatment. They uiiisl, however, bo willing and able to put up the money to sink iuto tlio vaults of the ore hiddou in the limestone lime-stone and not come here exnoeling to gel a long lease and bond, unless they are prepared to go to work iinmedi- ln!,. tendency of Captain DePraen, and there is a good improvement in the ap-poaraneo ap-poaraneo of the rock now being takeu out over that found on the surface. In Worth Tlntic the Ueindoer is working work-ing and looking well, and the prospects pros-pects are that the shaft is near an oie body. A new road is being built, to North Tintic through what is known as York-ville York-ville canon. It is a wonder to many people that so good a property ts trie Centenr.ial-Kureka Centenr.ial-Kureka is making such a small prod notion, no-tion, but yet the ore shipped is so hih in grade that dividends of $10,000 a month are paid to the continued gratification grati-fication of its fortunate stockholders. There are stopes of ore in this mine that are almost a revelation to those who sea them, botli as to si.e and value; and the only reason assigned by the ruanainunt as to why a larger output is not made is, that it anticipates a better price fuj silver and the company is making good interest in-terest on its money by leaving the ore in the mine until that time arrives. Work will be commenced on tl e General Gen-eral Logan the lirst of next month, and siuk'ng on the present shaft continued. Thin property is west of the Kurcka-Ilill Kurcka-Ilill and shows well from the surface. Miners familiar with the district confidently confi-dently expect that 100 feet Ueepor will make a pajing proposition of the Logan. Lo-gan. The mineral claimants are confident of holding their claims over the town-site town-site people and aro showing up all tho proof they can by development that their properties are valuable for mineral. min-eral. When the now railroad is completed pleled flutter and cheaper transportation transporta-tion facilities are looked for and prospecting pros-pecting will be more vigorously pushed. Mining l.KchanR. Only a quartette of brokers were on tho exchange this morning, but they csmo inclined to do business. Jtetwefii them they managed to sell 7000 shares of stock. The prices prevailing were low, which is aitributed to a money stringency and the disposition of tho public to force its holdings on the market in ord'T to realize. TODAYS QUOTATIONS. tt? Fj" 5 Stocks. 3. Aih-e ( l M .ilianeo 'J Anchor 5 11 A-!( XI. 14 '4 ll'.i H llariiHS Su) liTi V'4 Vic Hole I'... .! (M C. nr. Kur.dta. . 52 00 Cl'-velaJid Con :o 15 '.'li-'e-Ilt 4:i Daly sn i) Gleaeon fj T.i Horn Silver IK) fdalad mo lO-'j (ii M uiiiiiotn 2 W) North F.ineka id Northern ttpjr 1 Si ( nturio 40 Ul fltiillley 30011 07 Ofi'-j llll'.-J V.h. iiC. Co 8 (M Utah Oil Co id Woodsirto S CO Sliver CnrtrH. j He '4 Total number ahareis aolu, WM. IJuyi)r 30. 8ALKS OF STOCK. 0-0 shareH of Aoex 14';c. emio shareK of Maih 1 i-f I ?c. HI') Hlia.-es of fcfaulev lire. iOoX; 6h;trK of .Stanley (.( II', c. TODAVS OBB IlLil'lillTB. fhi"n. Tori Ontario ii.i Itulilon Heck 19H Caroline mi tlmma Ifi J. V.. S 4 Gypsy Hlalre , a Total wis It has been said that the miner ot this district havo been standing stand-ing iu their own liht, that they exact terms no conservative man could accede to, but when tt is considered, consid-ered, tiiat wo have been llim llamined so many times it is cot slrane that wo have (frown siirpicioiis nf those who come here villi real ability nf totine and little of pocket. Our minus aia doing splentlidly at the present time and .several gootl strikes have been made in the best known of lliciu witliiu the last few months. From thu record made by them iu tho pa.-l eiht and a half month and what wo are certain they will do for the remainder of the year. We know thut the output of tho district dis-trict for 'iMi will be materially in-crcn.ietl in-crcn.ietl by that of Of tiiosti best known, the Ktiliioa Heck in tho inoit active. It is working atiout '.'oil men and is prosecuting prose-cuting its development with thu greatest great-est energy. The shaft is down to tho U00 loot Bullion and i.s buine; pushed to the 1000, and when that point is reached it will not stop but will continue going down in the same rapid manner that has characterised the policy of the company com-pany this entire summer. As is a well known fact to everybody famiar with thu mines of this district, the ore does not usually occur iu veins, but in mineral impienationd oi the lime stones; but in the face of that condition, con-dition, when an oro chute is once opened it is almost certain to be continuous for a long time. As an instance, chut? of ore were found on the -'00 level of the Heck which have been followed down to the 000 witLout a break having occurred. oc-curred. This explodes all apprehensions apprehen-sions ree;nrdii3jr tho epuemeral character charac-ter of Tintic's mines. The Iveystooo is increasing its production pro-duction of high trade ore all the time until it at present has attained bonanza proportions. One car a day m alivn, t always sent to market and some days two or three. And this, remember, i high grade, foil of chlorides or horn silver, and to the eyo looks trood enough to average up into the hundreds. The new finds on the lower levels have scarcely yet been opened. The Keystone Key-stone was nut a mine from the grass roots in fact it di.l not yiold expenses until 400 feet in depth. Your corrts-pond'itit corrts-pond'itit only makes this observation lor the purpose of adding that there are othor mines here of just as much promise, ereu certainty, of becoming toiiar.as as the Keysloue is todty, and they are owned by poor prospectors who are most anxious they fell n. 1 1 be dc-vr dc-vr loped. The engine, boilers and everything else is in place for the new p. ant of machinery ma-chinery recently placed on tlie Kagle. This is assuredly a niiue with a most brilliant future before it when the shaft is connected with the slopes already opened. Some good work is beinr done on tha North Eureka uiiut under tho supe.iii- |