Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-05-30 | Page 10 | Work is Progressing Well at Naildriver

WORK IS PROGRESSING WELL AT NAILDRIVER i. Ore Shipments From Park City During Four Months of 1918 Show Increase. Leaser Charles II. Rood came up from i Salt I-ake yesterday and visited the Xai!-I Xai!-I I driver. He was pleased with the progress H being made in driving the crosscut. Man-Li Man-Li ager John D. Fisher is running a cross-M cross-M cut on the 700 level to connect with the IB 1 head of the raise from the 950. This, of I j course, is dead work, hut it is going to 1 result in opening up a hi. ore body. Mr. ili 'Fisher thinks the objective point will be ft jfreached within the next two weeks. When hi ;."working in the upraise Mr. Fisher had a Kjjjjcoocl twelve feet of ore. "and when this body is cut on the 70o some pleasing dell! de-ll! Pelopments will result. Six and a half t pcenta i bid for Naildriver on the stock 4-hexchange, but the local broker is offering ' 10 cents net for it. Ill t There has been an increase in shlp-f shlp-f pments of ore out of Park City for the first four months of 1 f t S over the corre-P corre-P ponding months of 1017. The ore shipped b H of Park City on hoih railroads in .January, February. March and April of Hii3't; year aggregated 34,081 tons. This Rgpyesr the shipments amounted to 40,537, Id-ail Increase of 045(1 tons. Park Record.