Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-12 | Page 17 | Higher Values in Cane Springs

HIGHER VALUES IN CANE GANE SPRINGS Fifty Dollar Dolar Ore Replaces Ten Dollar Ten Ten-Dolar Product Examining Rube Better Beter than average a gold values were the Cane Springs mine of the Aurum Mining corporation Gold Hill during a week-end week visit of HU officers In following the fissure prospected by from a drift on the he vein the miners came into a streak that shows 40 to 50 to the ton in place of the normal average of 10 to o 14 1 a ton The vertical shaft shaf from which contact contact con con- tact will be made with wih the fissure by crosscutting is being deepened stead stead- ly iy A car of ore was WS shipped to th the smelter from the workings last week The value has not been reported reported re re- ported yet Those making makin the inspection were George H. H Short president of the Aurum Duncan MacVichie director and md Harold G. G Mitchell Mitchel geologist geologist At Gold Hill Hi the report Is current that hat San Francisco Francsco engineers are examining ex ex- the Rube gold mine of Locffler Lef tier Her Palmer with wih a view to its it purchase purchase purchase pur pur- chase by a s syndicate The Rube is famous because of the great success of Mr Palmer in operating the property property prop prop- erty virtually alone