Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-23 | Page 16 | Michigan-Utah's Tram Works Well

MCHIGAN-UTAH'S TRIMS WELL Shipments over the recently repaired iramway or tne ivj icmga n-u tah mine in Latlle Cottonwood district have been coming' com-ing' down regularly for several days, and the management expresses the belief that no further trouble will be experienced tlie balance of the season. The handling of! ore was begun in a small way four or ! five days ago and it was stated at the local offices yestcrdav that a large car of ore. forty-five or fifty tons, had been sent down Wednesday. The Michigan-Utah Michigan-Utah compny Is said by the management to have enough ore broken to keep the tram busy for a week or ten days more, and there are numerous other rJropertfes in tho Alta district tho operators of which are anxious to use the tram to get their ore down. The Pioneer lease, operated by A. O. Jacobson of the Sells companv, has one car of high-grade ore readv to ship. D. C. Dcspaln has a car of "rich ore taken from the Solitude ground of the Michigan-Utah and the Alta Consolidated and a neighboring property has several cars of good-grade ore waiting shipment. ship-ment. Tho Michigan-Utah's mine superintendent superinten-dent yesterday reported by telephone that a body of unusually good ore was being opened in the No. 2 Poke stope In the raise from the Grizzly tunnel.