Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-05-12 | Page 6 | Manager Joseph on Carisa Strikes

I ' .' : MANAGER JOSEPH ' I' I ON CAR1SA STRIKES ' i ' ' ' ncw 6trIkes at 1110 Carlsa or jv jj I TIntic are all that has been dc-J dc-J pictcd, said Manager Joseph, who ,i :,'.! ' came in from camp yesterday , ',.' morning and departed again last night. 'I I ! ! . The disclosure, which Is fifty feet be- ' . ' '!, low the 100-foot level Instead of on J j that level proper, shows no less than ' !' five feet of ore with the second-class , V maintaining an average of 12 per cent i i in the red metal, while some of the rock j, i compares with the best ever hoisted !, ,, t from the hill. On the level below, Man- , ; nger Joseph says thirty Inches of ore : ; exposed when ho left will average ; , , ; per cent copper and that It has the ap- I .", pearance of widening out. All the rock : contains as much as ?2.S0'gold, with I, ,; an average of about seven ounces sll- i! l , ver to thp ton. l . I ' - It Is understood that the company i 1 ! has a balance in the treasury at this 1 1 '! time and that apprehensions concern- I , , 1 , ing an assessment are entirely without , r ; foundation. The management has de- , i ' elded on very active extraction while ( K '' it looks at this time as If an ore body j , was to be encountered on the 700-foot M ' ,.' , level in a short time.