| Show ZING PLANT AT PARK Ready and Will Be Fired Up This Morning SUCCESS IS ESTABLISHED Practical Tests llake It No Esperi 9 ment Another Consignment Corning Corn-ing Trom the O gOphir Mill Completed and to Start Up Today Dry Concentration Process WAS on I Exhibition at May Day Yesterday TJltimatann on Bingham Ore Tariff Tho Iron Deal Mining Notes The Mayne Leonard zinc plant en and moorings formerly occupied argeU upon cupied by the illfated Peck concentrator concen-trator at Park C ty will be fired up for the winter campaign this morning and with every assurance of a most successful one Hitherto tho efforts of Its founders have been devoted largely to the perfecting of their method which Is making a commercial proposition out of wliat has hitherto been a vastc and In its new home a commodious structure perched above the railway more astonishing achievements are promised Discussing the work that was modestly begun on zinc tailings from the Anclnr mill a short time ago Manager Rice of the Anchor Mining company said last night that the success suc-cess of the undertaking had been established es-tablished by Messrs May no Leonard and that the industry so far as it related re-lated to the zinc ores of Park City had I como to stay Brlelly the process consists I con-sists of a concentration of the zinc I product the produce of this then passing pass-ing Into a mammoth roaster where by I the application oC heat the Iron is anasnetlzed From this 11 pusses I through a magnetic separator by which I the iron is eliminated and the product unade ready for the market Not oijly does the zinc find a ready market as4 it Is now dressed but the iron carryIng carry-Ing the precious metals In Email percentages I per-centages is eagerly sought by the I smelters With this treatment the zinc product from the Anchor mill that I for a long time was permitted to go down the gulch Is made to divide a profit between the mining company and i the owners of the sine plant It le I Jiot a munificent one to be sure hut I in tho course oC a year it affords the kitty a pretty good Income A previous pre-vious attempt to handle the zinc product pro-duct from the Anchor was when Hon I T R Jones purchased of the company I about 10000 tons of the tailings and hegan the erection of a Peck concentrator concen-trator with which to dress them This was a disappointment however and the concentrator was abandoned In stock the owners of the Maync Leonard plant by whom considerable money has been expended in perfecting perfect-ing it have about 12000 tons of zinc bearing material now at the surface while to this said Manager Rice about twentyfive tons of tailings are being added daily by the Anchor mill There Is a big Held into which to reach however how-ever and there is no reason to believe other than that the treatment of zinc tailings Is as permanent an industry as any other In the camp There are the California the Comstock the Glencoe and several other dumps to which to appeal and certainly the founders of the new plant are assured the support of every inhabitant of the camp Another 0 X Consignment t The management of the O K out of Milford will reach the market on Tuesday Tues-day with another consignment of high grade copper ore although the feature In this lot will be divided with the yel low metal which shows a valuation iicocrdinpr to the assays of 360 per ton With these values in gold and the copper ruling at 35 per cent or better It is not difficult to see where the company com-pany Is going to get its breadmoney from In the meantime plans arecrys taHlzlng that will provide the company I with furnaces of sufficient capacity to I treat over 100 tons of ore dally and with these ou the ground the large ton nage now on the dump which shows an average around S per cent copper with good values in gold and silver will be easily converted into readv money That the furnaces will be in stalled looks reasonably well assured I at this time for according to latest measurements the ore expOsed is suf iiieint to keep them running indefi nitely There was a period in the ca I reer of the Dixie that it had the same embarrassment to overcome but with a single furnace It is producing the 111111011 with whlch to Provide thr the payroll open up its ore bodies and maintain a surplus What the fur nace will do for the O X is demon Crated at the Dixie which la to t be equipped with a smelter of adequate capacity next spring with t r an p o r to pay upon Its ores and the working charges of some other fellow melter to meet as at PwsJS present I K i not0 the 0 not given an porlunlty 1 to Fert itself aa v Oplm Mill to Start Today > Tames Burle who has been i adjust lug the machinery at the Op1Ir miii Stateilne Caine in from I n Satuida night anl relorts cam again thllng practically IlL position eCry Tio I WIU be Started fIres today and the I ee1c tie voted to a limbering UI of the na ehitiery On Montia next tl I of feeding ore to the crushers the leaching of the rocks w begin and I As the liaflt wIll start Commenced I 2 ore the earnings shoul upo about a Idly amid the 1110 Un ran marmagern of future dIvjdends has no doubt It was said yesterday that 01 th thc I H Smith Margaret of timis group city wi iflClUding 1mc Git the to order plant next as the ore bQif9 that property have In responded I VLpidly and a large tonna ePy cut exposed ge is at pres I Dry Coiicsntratioa Process Dry concentration which hma going o In ai Interznfncrmt lCQfl enihl on th May Day way am the xt ComnIamm groulm untie for several nmontljs on public exhibition Put I Plant emLerday the It Is said to be turned Iotsrs Fiindt over to Was built the present Mosby week for vlon it pose of th mill a Th lUr thitae and other colunmnmi repeatedly told In u Is to the lowrad rcdtmce ores of the luinO to a COflCC1at of 1ay Day quality Without the usc of Is water an article of coImsiclerj1ml that Tliitjc district armd that the ezpemmse IZL et SUCCCSS wIll be procg j grateful VhIchi time news inhabitants of been Icing the camp have Waitimig Should it be stratetj that dctmion Water cx b made Concezitratfon Vithout PLofltable in SeVeral Tintic Compaimles and thc ± are ready to ution duced it L wno nave intro I may rely on a toci of With tle Orders Opening of ot o spring The flit I is Conceiltrates from the ney evected imlant o the I ma1lct in time short The n1iam Ore Tariff A letter from the East cers of says lime one o the big cM rating at J3fnghmaT their have or th Uhilmatum Denver to the gcnj oIih Pio Ciraimd D4mlvOr ra1la at eonceimihj that 01 epted that timelt conhlany aimmi i that the ftT pity on out an Iflt1vendeIft line ct Way between the mines and tlie valley wilt be constructed While the writer with liolda the name of the company which dares to hurl the ultimatum It Is probably prob-ably none other than the United States I which has It Is known been negotiating negotiat-ing for a reduced tariff on a very large tonnage for some time The writer adds that the company Is I in possession of data revealing exactly the cost of such an undertaking from the grading grad-Ing of the route to Its equipment and that It positively refuses to resign Itself to the present trrlff A Blnghom pnjducer says a company providing the tonnage for which the United Slates is prepared Is not required to go Into ilts mocking for 125 but that the rail I way company has consented to give It reduced rate on a specified tonnage and further that It la loss than 1 per ton That the United States company will bo permitted to parallel a branch which la said lo be among the best payIng pay-Ing In the Rio Grandes system Is not believed by the more serious nor is It believed that the Rio Grande Railway company has made such enormous profits as some would make It appear out oC the line However the ultimatum i ulti-matum ought to have a sequel on which the producers of the camp are willing to wxilt The Big Iron Deal While the big deal Involving the transfer of the big Iron mines of Jron I county has not been completed cprre I spomlcncc from New YorK Indicates no I Intention on the jnirl of Hon Wkcher Jones who took the option East to abandon the undertaking and that he has succeeded Is Information that is hourly expected from him Negotiations I Negotia-tions for overal weeks have been In a position that has offered every cncour njjemcnt Indeed and It was said by a I w llknown attorney yesterday that If i Mr Joness people should fall down another I an-other crowd stands ready to take It I up The ease with which Peter L Klinberly recently disposed of a new 1 strike on the Mesaba range Cot 1OCH000 Indicates with what zaal Iron and steel manufacturers are seeking Iron ores said 3D P Jennings an expert for the Kimberly crowd yesterday and that thc > East wants the deposits of Iron mountain just as bad he feels assured The discovery which was sold by Mr Kimberly was made a mile east of uny that had been previously made on the range In question anti while the development devel-opment was limited the purchasers were willing to take It as a prospect and the scarcity of Iron in the older countries at this time is the strongest argument in favor of the deal involving involv-ing the Iron mountain properties Mr Jclinings himself was for many years identified with the iron mines of the Kesaba range and says that while discoveries dis-coveries similar to that by Mr Kimberly Kim-berly have been made at periods when They were most needed they are poor things for the future lo icly on and the manufacturer must look to the I West Visited the California The mines and mill of the California Mining company above Park City were yesterday visited by Messrs Say tier and Bauer by which the control waa recently acquired A J Bellies of Samuel Newhouses start and Prof O A Palmer the wellknown mining engineer en-gineer Over the splendid bodies of ore exposed In the properly the visitors were most enthusiastic and with the new set of rolls anJ four additional Uibles with which thev mill is to he equipped they see no reason why Call fornia should not be added to the divi dead payers next season The news that the suit with which Solon Spiro has been threatening the company had been finally launched did not create much of a disturbance in connection with Judge Snyders state ment yesterday and not a few who had been scared out the previous day were seeking to refill Not a few indeed confessed to having found Sunday amusement In it MINING IN CARIBOO Shaft at Harpers Camp Horsefly Lake 560 Feet Deep Victoria B C Xov 17 Senator Campbell Intimately connected with extensive mining operations in the Cariboo country left last night for San Francisco to consult with his company com-pany and place orders for a hoist to handle 10000 pounds and two water skips with a capacity of 1000 gallons each to handle water in case of an emergency In the Miocene corn panys threecompartment shaft at Harpers camp Horsefly which Is now SCO feet deep It is by far the deepest shaft ever sunk In Cariboo In addition to carrying on the regu lar mining work of the company Senator Sen-ator Campbell has arranged to put on Horsefly lake a steamer the plant of which were finished a week ago and the boiler and engine arc now ordered A complete sawmill outfit will be Installed In-stalled also at Harpers camp In connection con-nection with the steamboat company stores will be started at various points THE TRUE COPPER SITUATION No Great Surplus Anywhere in Sight Wind Is Not Copper Copyright 1901 by Horace J Stevens Houghton Mich Nov 17Tue last shipments of cooper by lake vessels are being made and the season of navigation naviga-tion will end In a few days aa far as the forwarding of copper is concerned as all the lake smelters are located on the Portage lake waterways which arc arms of Lake Superior the ports oC which are closed by Ice several weeks before the last belated steamer cTrags her Iceencrusted tow down the length of Lake Superior early In December For three years past the lake mines have shipped steadily by rail marling Immediately after the oiose yf lake nay igation and continuing until April fol lowing This winter promises to see similar rail shipments beginning despite de-spite the many published statements or an Immense surplus of copper held by the Amalgamated company or its tales Agency the United Metals Selling company i a By the way where Is the Immense accumulation of copper stored Who are the men whp have ecn It with their own eyes or falling such who timid where are the men who have seen the men who have seen the copper Two months ago the largest known ac cumulation of copper was a trillo loss than 7000 lons at the Dollar Bay smel I ters opposite Houghlon and this has slnco been shipped East Two months ago the United Stales was full of men who did not know of anv such accumulation accu-mulation then came the Casev clrcu hat ostensibly sent out to consumers by a discharged employee of time Amalgamated Amal-gamated sales agency in which It was slated that the Amalgamated company had accumulated 135000000 pounds of uiiHold copper Wlio and where Is Mr Casey and why did he phllanthropi cally send his circular lo every broker handling copper shares and why was ho fired If lie was fired and if he wasnt fired why wasnt he and where are the men who know Mr Casey personally per-sonally and can make public statement that Mr Casey is a real entity And should there be those who can Identify Casey can they also alllrm that he wua uciuauy employed by lie Amalgamated Amal-gamated company or time United States belling company and If BO In what capacity And now that these ques tions have been asked all sorts and conditions of mea can think of a great variety of other questions lo ask bul to repeat where Is that surplus copper stored That soruliw all unsuspected by everyone until Mr Casey Irradiated the gloom by his remarkable circular Jn simulated typewriting and oalen I Slblj calculated for lie copper eon I Burners bul which found Us way lo all flcalmv In copper shares That surplus so suddenly discovered wis slated bv the modest amid retiring CHIV to be 300000000 pounds and now by lie aid of the press it has swelled to a round mOOOOOO pounds Two hundred mll lion pounds of copper amounts to 100000 tons more than twice the annual production pro-duction of the Calumet t Heels It would load SOOO freight cars of twenty I I tons capacity thirtyfive miles of solid freight trafn On what siding between Yavapal county Arizona and Bound i Brook N J are there 5000 carloads of copper concealed from public gaze The I I copper is nol In Iloughton county The smelters here are bare It is i not In 1 I I Europe the visible supply there Is carefully watched and is now the smallest for many years Will the gentlemen gen-tlemen who assure us that there Is a floating surplus of 65000 to 100000 tons of copper In this country please name the place or places where It is secreted I a I The sad truth of the matter Is that r the ayernge speculator is a lobster pardon the Inelegance of the term but none other fits nnd is i potted with great ease by the expert lobstcrmen I Ten weeks ago the speculative world I was cocksure that thu Amalgamated Copper company had the metal sltua lion so well In hand that It could never escape and at present the average man Interested In copper Iy In trepidation lest the unfortunate Amalgamated company which was able to pay only I 232000 for its last quarterly divi 1 dead should be forced to the wall some night while he Is asleep Perhaps Per-haps the truth lies midway between the h thilt and the cold fit Is it not possible that the Amalgamated company com-pany TVIS not omnipotent last August I and that it is not altogether powerless I today The Amalgamated people are old hands at the speculative game Thoy learned the business in Standard Oil which was for many years a stock that kept its owners guessing guessIng guess-Ing whether Ihey were coming millionaires mil-lionaires or present paupers The time I chosen for the formation of the Amalgamated Amal-gamated company was either the I best or the worst of times according accord-ing to the point of view the best of times for placing stock because I copper share were booming and the public hot for profits the worst of I times If the company was organized 10 sccuic permanent control of the best mines because the metal was then selling so high hat control of mines could be had only at top prices Is II I not possible that the Amalgamated I people the real powers behind the company not the owners of small lots I of Its shares were playing a dual game not a double game as might be asserted by some losers but a game with iwo disllnct objects In view one of which objects might be the domination domi-nation of the copper market as the petroleum market is dominated by the same Interests and the other object ob-ject tho making of money by lie rise and fall of the shares na it is said money has been made by the same people In the rise and fall of Standard Oil shares Is not this possible < a Thunder rarely comes from a clear sky and clouds are seen before the rain falls Jiv the natural world coming com-ing events cast their shadows before I but in the world oC finance the shadows are apt to be darkest afterward Why was there such a sudden change from apparent mastery of the situation to apparent loss of control And by the way what are the Amalgamated people actually saying Others are talking of them but to just what have the prudent managers of the Amalgamated Amalga-mated company committed I themselves them-selves It is easier to ask questions than to answer them and this letter Is one of questions rather than ot answers Its mission is to make people peo-ple think to cause those who have temporarily gone out of the thinking business to cease from taking everything every-thing secondhand The questions about tho copper surplus are pertinent If It exists where is it After considerable con-siderable search for my own Information Informa-tion I am able to find but a small part of the alleged surplus It is only fair that those who assure us of Its existence should give a few detailed figures There are many interested parties and the confirmation of our worst fears by cold statistics would afford at least a melancholy satisfaction satisfac-tion akin to that of following the remains re-mains of a friend lo their last resting place x TC the Amalgamated company has actually accumulated a surplus of 200000000 pounds while holding the price of the metal at 38 cents It has been guilty of a very great imprudence impru-dence and one that nust seriously impair the confidence of thinking men not in the probity but In the business judgment and common sense of its management To hold its own copper to the value of 35000000 while permitting per-mitting Us rivals lo obtain the full benefit of the high price maintained by the Amalgamated would be supreme folly yet this Is what the majority of people seem to think has been done If true the action shows the Amalgamated Amalga-mated management to be lacking In the rudiments of business sagacity that is unless time entire plan of operations opera-tions of the Amalgamated has been akin to a bunco game and this would scarcely be maintained by even the most critical Wall street morality is a peculiar article but there are limits beyond which even the boldest operators would not care to go The Amalgamated management while it might toy with life market prices and derive both satisfaction and profit therefrom Is composed of men who could scarcely afford to engage In tIme goldbrick game even were they disposed dis-posed in that direction Let the men who have facts be heard from There has been an elegant sufficiency suf-ficiency of guessing and some of the guesswork has been very coarse HORACE J STBVKNS THE PARK CITY MINES Report j f the Weeks Operations and Shipments of Ore In Its story of the week at Park City the Pooord says A dual was consummated on Thursday of this week whereby II Coleman Samuel Sam-uel Hare William DeLashmnU Thomas Monks Charles Buchlcr nail Wllford Van Wagner became owners In a onelhlrd In crest In the St Louis and Vnsa mining claims lying bitween the Wolverine and Southern Tier ground In time Snake Creek district They also havo secured a bond for JlioOO and a two yearn lease on the other twothirds Tho bond and tense was obtained from F W llayt and ollicn It Is the intention of Iho owners I lo workthe nronertv all wlmitcr Work has boon stopped on tho 00 of tho Daly and Limo force put lo work on lhe Huriace tunnel back of tIme engine at No 1 works This will be ood ncw lo Ihoso familiar with time oldlime producer for It IB lion that Foreman Qulnn has for ytnirs wanted lo work feeling sails llud that Limo ore body would be encoun Icrod within a comparnlively short clla lancf At present a drift IB being driven on the ledge toward the Qulncy and II IB reasonably certain ihal before 1S02 Is very far advanced gratifying news will come from this source John Murray was down from the Wide West tIme fIrst of the week bringing with him some linn specimens of ore from that property lie reports the prospect as looking very promising and says Unit himself and Barney Kennah will put a force of men to work In time spring and lliKl a mlm > there If possible This prop erty is 5 located in Snake crook and IIJJH a threefool vein of ore Following aro tIme shipments of oro 1 from thin Mackintosh sampler for time past i week Pounds Ontario 2007000 DalyWest llDOuO I Qulncy lliSOOO Anchor concentrates ISO 030 Lorlng concentrates 131000 Daly 07000 California GGtoO Tobui J9700o Silver 1ring Grand tttri At a mnollng of tIme directors of the Conslollallou Mining company held Thwj > duy sin asspMinonl No 13 of IV l ovnls per share was levied payable im umed lately Tho dlr olors of time East Vnlco Mining company met Monthly i and levied in IIM aefiymcnl of J4 cent per share on the capi J tal stock ot the company payable hit immediately Time Littlo Bell shaft hns reached a depth of 220 feel and Superintendent Keetley IK making ready to cut a station on time 300 Ho expects lo be al this work first of tho week Everything Is looking I satisfumctor Work at time D M group up Thaynos IB pushing rIght alonpr Iho old lunnoi I has bent driven thirty feel further giving It a length of 130 feet and raising from the face Is now going on Tho property I I Is showing up splendidly j MINES OF IA SAL Good Strikes arid Excellent Outlook Preparing for V7intcr Correspondence Tribune < Basin Grand County Utah Nov 12 It Is evident that our time for a general closein of the winter iieuuon huts begun and what will be inline of development work for time winter Is now provided for i With an established dally mall route eight properties being energetically worked and a population of sixty pen plo scattered over tim district there Is every prospect of the roads and trails being kept pretty well ojienid during the winter That this Is going to bo n season of solid substantial dtjelbj mcnt work and depth Is nov a settled fact and all I of the mining projects aco being pushed aiienu uy lunnoi wurn in iuvmivno > < > 1 the values and continuity of tho ore bodlcs will fully demonstrate the richness rich-ness and productiveness of tIme country IAN I-AN IMPORTANT STRIKE Since work has been started on tho Tornado property by l tile Durum syndicate syndi-cate time owners of the Indiana un adjoining ad-joining proportv have taken hold and will also 50 ahead with Use development of their Interests Last Meek they wen I fortunate In opening a rave In the por nhvreilc quartz formation revealing a I cavern of highgrade gold ore in hoI ho-I form of an oxldlz d carbonate which I shows much for gold in tIme sandy decomposed de-composed masses The Indiana In owned by Byron Davis anti Clark Alters and Is a parallel location to the Tornado both I croishiR the South Belt gold formation It Li evident thul tiny are Into un 1m I inonao deposit of goldboaring quartz time and which samo as time Tornudo outfit I of Gold HIM I covers all oC the south slope mountain for a dislanuj of four miles Including and adjoining which la limo Iowa group also being worked by a tunnel I tun-nel which will not reach the contact be I fore the llrst of time year The Indiana discovery as wclrns tIme known values ot I lie Tornado and Limo Gold Coin properties 10 time east satisfactorily demonstrates I that with depth some remarkable and phenomenal discoveries are going to bo made in time near future in tnls belt TIlE IOWA TUNNEL To the west and directly back of Pasln I City Is the Iowa properly upon which a i tunnel la being run from the north wall Into the porphyry belt and before reachIng reach-Ing the contact time owners will cut through a m large vein of fluorine quartz on the foot wall which to all appearances will show valuable body on the surface a of mineral at a vertical depth of about I 300 feet through a tuniul 220 feet long About eighty feet more of depth will cut this vein Already small strata of fiuor Ineslalncel rock are showing In time breast of time tunnel and It is time belief of the owners lhit a chimney or ore chute will I bo encountered at this particular point similar to the one found In the Elkton mine recently at Cripple Creek Time iluor 1 lime here very much resembles that of Cripple Creek only that Is found In a phanolitc quart and this Is n porphy rllio quartz The porphyries here In the South Belt are principally on the order of a blrdseyc indicating gold vulucsr I while In the North Belt the auriferous copper ores arc nearer the grmlle and I quartzile The mineralbearing conUict on Iho Iowa property Is fully SCO feet I wide between two welldotlnecl veins on the foot and hanging walls Thus a tunnel 1CW feet under the mountain at a depth of fully SCO feet ortlcally will certainly cer-tainly reveal a mountain of pay mineral I covering time loa Indiana Tornado and Gold Coin groups for fully one nub In length 1313AN BASIN WORK Reports from the International com panys workings are of a most cncour aging nature They lire making a fine I showing of ore In both time Chimney Seep and Fortune Toiler mines One thing Is quite certain from all Indications Indica-tions that they arc preparing for business busi-ness tho coming year by a big advance I In thu value of their stock as well as making big ore shipments In connection I with the proposed new outlet of tho ParadoxLa Sal mines It Is now a well I known fact no matter how quietly they keep the matter that the International I I company has two big mines In the Chimney I Chim-ney Sweep and Fortune Teller properties They have four feet of SS5 ore for a certainly cer-tainly In the Chimney Sweep and do not know until they finish their crosscut tunnel tun-nel how much of a deposit of the same character of ore they have in the Fortune For-tune Teller In addition to u group of sixteen claims In all that have big showings show-Ings on the surface THE PARADOXLA SAL MINES Mr James McBrlde In company with Mr Gates of Michigan the president of time ParadoxLa Sal mines on the east slope of the La Sal nmgo was over on this side recently on a very Important tour of inspection which means that they arc looking over the route from their possessions around the north end of tim mountain with a view of making their outlet this way for ore shipments instead In-stead of out lo Placervllle la Colorado a distance up tho San Miguel river of soy entyfive miles to railroad whllo around this way they will have but sixty miles of road via Cnstlelon out to Cisco 1 am Informed lhat they have fully decided upon the change and will get time old road In shape this winter to start shipping ship-ping this way in time spring They are to be Joined by the Internallonal company com-pany In gelling tIme Fisher Point road In shape from Beaver creek In the meantime mean-time ore shipments to the cost are to bo discontinued for time winter so that by spring they will have a big reserve of high grade ore coming this way afl will also the International company A PROPOSED SMELTER Now If the ladrone clement here will bury their hammers and pull together togeth-er If for nothing more than to keep still fpr their own Inleresls wo will have a smelter In Ihis country time coming year a I railroad beyond nil doubt and a boom lug mining country In general The prospects pros-pects In every particular arc now favorably favor-ably mulorlalrlng for all these most Important Im-portant enterprises and so far aa the smelter proposition is concerned I am authoritatively Informed that that project pro-ject Is certain to be under way next spring rime necessary ground has been located by parties who have every Interest Inter-est of Iho country it heart and think of nothing but progress and nucceus regard less of the tampering and frivolous Inter ferences of tIme natives of slow growth and wanton neglect LITTLE DOT LESSORS Time local syndicate now holding the lease on tIme Little Dot properly havo concluded lo go ahead with work recard less of winter consequences and are now putting up buiidlngM and have aLerted i crosscut tunnel under the hill In filch Ore basin and will tap tim vein at an enormous depth with a very fehort tun nel which they will have completed on or before the Ural of the year when some very Important developments will lL jn ovliahlv shown In this rich silver erty By spring they will also ho in prop I ground floor prepared for shipping r I pro rata of highgrade ore This wlil I pracllcaljy open up tIme treasure vaults all of time east side of Mineral mounfaIn m nnd tho resource of time North Bell MINERAL MOUNTAIN MINES The Skylark owners are going ahead with yJVN1 their Properly on thu west end of Mineral mountain whllu the lmroz peels are very nncouraylng that a Stit Lake and Denver company will tik0 lmolt of time adjoining properticstho lomibl Standard IoIdtiit SCeiir aimd p Fioreuice group of inimmes which were cemitly examined for ptIrchimjs by r m Mi Sigsbee froni Denver who left here high ly pleased with the prospects net and In all probability will ho lime back i ills here yet this wlnlor to priar0 for A bond has bein soured work on tho ii lglu Ore properly that lias every In S now of an HVectUiil Urmlnalo Ph party has been here i Iooiztcl I ovor thc round and has lL prescnlod the tlon to Chicago people who are Koua to get the 3 property This will on i ouch Ito inaaslvo minoral sliowlnS iihmOtvlmmgs on ili norVh side of time mountain and wllh very IlttI i ° development show a mountain grade gold and of iciiuim copper ore I GRAND VJICW TUNNEL I 1 At a depth of only Lwcntv feet in i I tim upper tunnel of u lie Graiimt Vloi 10 I I cclii 1 rmanys nosaessiomms on IIoro tine body of Imorpimyritic ore Iim Tnoulmtzufn been a comimtemtsi wimieli to all 1tmpeammq la mu Imigh 1mm gmII mmmiii flitptr Am timo 3t11eViuttcndoii r Ilier exJmectecl to lmat run itt least eo feet belnre tm Lincoln vein limit wllh ihln remmelilmig time nlmpLriiimn mineral values practically oh 1 of in lie 1mm miujiee now ha un assurance of btiuig In Hiiho liy lltrojl I Imo contact mire mulLInhiho ROM and copper noit Is found all the Lhttebi1Grmnml m r Vlow gruuj and It corUln ho Is imt out Limo lmtrtii i time oonliicL whoro the rich wall ° c bound to be foumid on time got waif ilxt mumc to tIme qunrlalte formation which backs time North Bolt MiLL CRK15K PROSPECTS Alex Culdwoll hau completed his 100foot contract on the Alorcur property owned by himself and Mircur parties and has been instructed by i hla associates to continue con-tinue wIth work 100 feet further when It Is expected they will cut the big Copper Queen Vein owned by the 1 rnatlonil company on the Mill creek slope Air Caldwoll Is trains after a combination of gold veins which crop out promlmnlly at the head of Mill Creek and at a distance of 2CO foot will cut Into a largo acreage of linelooking porphyrltlc quartz WORK ON WILSON MESA With eight different properties In what Is now supposed to be the mineral zono of the Wilson Mesa bonanza territory Messrs Ilalllday Gardner ilcCofierly and Wheat are prepared for a vigorous winters campaign sinking a series of deep shafts in search of the gold mine that has made this part of the country so mysteriously famous They claim to have rock In place now that gives them assays from 1K to 558 to time ton In goid They Intend to put down ono shaft 00 feet this vlntor and It necessary ton tlnuc the same to a depth of HXn feet They have lint > bulldlngn erected and have located a ounslle with a view to going alter the Wilson Mesa bonanza or bust They are Ivicked by Cripple Creek capital that has fixed a treasury fund sufficient to do the work With all those projects and nnternrlses now under headway and others In view the future outlook of the La Sal country In indeed very cncoiraglng and now everybody looks toward the coming season sea-son as one of Inevitable prosperity rime present work on a preliminary basIs means a number of goodsized payroll mints hen next summer and Utah will have added to her storehouse of wealth a new district that will very materially help lo swell the production of mineral I of this great and growIng Stale now leading out prominently to first place as mineral producer and a sure dividend payer Mining Notes The Victor of Tintlc promises two cars of ore time present week A G Schculenberg a Butto mining man Is down from that camp Tho Yankee Consolidated has another lot of highgrade oro in i transit Time assessment on Blue Bird of Diamond Dia-mond of half a cent a share becomes delinquent de-linquent today Tho DalyWest will work ito full force again today which will bo good news to Iho many miners laid off by time recent accident trite t-rite assessment of a centand a half on Black Hawk of Idaho which is being developed by a Salt Lake crowd becomes delinquent today Time delinquent sale of stock In the R G W of Tintlc to satisfy an assessment of half a cent a share Is scheduled to take jliico tomorrow The scrap between the Grand Central and Mammoth companies over valuable terrllorv at Tlnlk will be reopened beforetIme before-tIme court at Xephl today Carl Johnson has gone Into the Thunder mountain region Idaho to make an examination ex-amination of It for Salt Lake Investors He accompanied his brother Col 13 W Johnson as far as Boise Wayne Choiilc a prominent mining man of DetroIt Mich will leave for the Ophlr of StatelTho the present week to witness the completion of the new mill and time turning over of Its machinery Thomas G Sysler cashier of the First National bank of Aspen Colo and or many years Identified with the leading mines of that camp la in the city hobnobbing hobnob-bing with the Colorado contingent Messrs O P Poscy and Clarence 1C MeCornlck of tho Ulngham Consolidated leave for Arizona tomorrow lo conduct an examination of a big goldbearing proposition propo-sition to which their attention has been called Col Tatlock who Is in receipt of a letter let-ter from Don Robbins says lint sinking on the kilters oil locations nine miles south of Green River will begin at onoo with at least two others lo follow in a short time W W WIshon who has been prominently promi-nently Identified with Senator Clarks Montana Interests for several years came down from time north yesterday The visitor visi-tor was also one of time purchasers of tho April Fool from time Wilson crowd Grand Valley Times Moib Utah A car of machinery reached Thompson time llrst of the week for a copper extraction plant that Is to bo erected at tIme Courthouse Court-house station on tho Thompson Moab road This is being financiered by Salt Lako parties Cal Woods has returned from Tintic where he has been Inspecting various properties in which ho Is Interested and reports the camp giving excellent account of Itself In his opinion Yankee Consolidated Consol-idated shows a larger tonnage of ore than any property into which ho looked Prom Neighboring States Harbins teams says tim Tuscarora TimesReview pulled out for lie railroad this Saturday morning loaded with Dex Ur ore a carload of which has been sucked for shipment to the Salt Lake reduction re-duction works This Is very high grado sulphide ore and cannot bo treated sue I pr > ssf nllv horo i Elko Nov Free Press A rich striko i i Is reported at a point ten miles north or Rye Patch The assays of time ore of I seven different samples along the courdo 1 of the vein and louo shows a valuation of SU1SO a ton Time assay came from an average sample of the lodge where it hi four feet wide Other samples taken from the ledge where it Is two feet wide go 105 to tho ton Horace Lewis who recently returned to JIallcy from time Thunder Mountain country coun-try says that game especially deer are plentiful on the Middle Fork of Salmon river They go In large bands like sheep and it requires no eiiort to hunt them Ho killed one largo one which was all he needed But 1C he had wanted to slaughter them he could have got hundreds hun-dreds Pocatello Tribune A Wallace Ida dispatch to the Boise News sayS there Is considerable talk of a conference of time representatives of time inlnoowncrs with the grand moguls of the smelter trust to consider a new contract con-tract time present agreement expiring 1 January 1st It is impossible for any person per-son to oven get an expression of opinion from any of the mineowners they cither not knowing what the future has In store for them or have agreed not to make It known Reno Gazette The discovery of time Wedeklnd mine and of Tonopah have stimulated Interest In the State wonderfully wonder-fully and the mineral riches of Nevada are again being talked of in mining circles cir-cles time world over Tho result has been to bring experts and prospectors from far and near all hunting for a gold mim and a good many finding them Not much outsIde capital lias us yet hrcMi Invested I but it will come and como to stay if lie situation Is but truthfully staled Wo dont want a boom but Just a steadv growth like Reno has been having for a year or more White Pine Nov News P G Weber left Tuesday morning via Chorry Creek j for Salt Lake City where he goes to attend i at-tend time annual meetings of tho Ely Ml I nlng and Milling company and tins Sapho I company In lib Hi of which onterprlrrfl 1 he is a heavy stockholder DurIng his stay In the Utah metropolis Mr Webber will glvo the mining Investors of that city an opportunity to get in on another gioup of claims at this place which he now has reidv for capitalization rich sample from which he look with him Tho new ground Is admirably located l and gives every promise of developing Into a valuable mine Wood River Times llailcy Ida Fred Cederborg fmd John Suderluml Finns were at work at lie bullom of the Tiptop Tip-top shaft near the bUOfool level when time skip tell a couple of days > ago Hearing a rumbling above Ihey knew lhat something some-thing unusual had happviied A second or two later thry realized that the skip was falling Thmey thereupon fin ttcmmI themselves against UK ground between the timbers M time shaft and had scarcely done ho when the heavy roclciottietl skip Mnought I up violently against the bottom For a few moments tlmey did not niovo and time men at tho surface feared lhat the Finns wore killed but pr s mily tlion m > asa as-a response from below to time signals usual In such eases and the Finns ascended Ito I ladder to Die nppir lvels where they I wuro warmly congratulated by their fellow fel-low inlnois But they e < > rtiilnly had a narrow nar-row escape from a horrible death Reno Gazotte The prospect owned by Messrs Comma Bryson Lynch and Simpson Simp-son two miles norlh of town is I fast iii veloplng liito a mines hunt probably will outclass the find of George Vedekind now known as tho Rvno Star icslerday C D Hell wont through the workinii and told a Gazette reporter that all that was lacking lo make this ono of the best paying mines In the county 01 SiaU was a systematic course of development work There Is no use talking said Mr Hell ihere is a mine awaking the proprietors of this rluim that will surprise the people peo-ple of time coast Just wall and soc how my prnphory comet out hero is a welldefined ledge thai currlos silver and some gold besides oilier minerals vueh as copper etc H I will bi iLMiiombirerl that Urn Gazette aluled worn lime ago thai I a natural cave hud bein encountered In Ihls nrosrieet Jnnnudluiely i boncalh I his civij values havo been found thai nro rich and all Indlralloiis show that the material hi i not In the mi I uro of a pocket or kid i nor The Grzelto will keep tim public Informed on time doings of this prospccl |
