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Show ores liloi kc.1 wit .,.i ,v l,iy t0 i,e measured. I iK i t itHluilv the numerous places wlu-idrifts, are being run. raises ni.i.l.- .m l .thi-methods of development ny t niph.yeu. If I tli.l should be lOiupeilo.l t .,.1 l ii!.n,.i-all- y to the estimate nitm. The showwas a won.lcrf-i- l one. but to enuing merate it in detail would be of t:o benefit to you. "I want to say something for a new portion of the mine entirely. On the level and possibly l.sou feet beneath the surface the management has opened what has been termed the back or south ledge. It Is separate mill distinct from any other ledge in the proiierty, though It parallels the oilier and has the same dip and other of strength and permanency. Here a drift has been run for 100 feet through a body of first class shipping ore that a single cross-cindicates to have a width of ten feet. For some time the long drift reaching It has been In process of being trimmed up and equipped with trackage, pipe lines, etc., until now everything is about ready to cut loose with machine drills and open it for mining. I have not given this new portion of the mine credit for a pound of ore In any estimates I have made of tonnage, but I wish to say right now that If that vein was possessed by any other company. with the showing already made, the management would consider that It possessed a bonansa. Now a word about water. The shaft below the 1,500 level is approaching the 1,000. Very little water is coming from It and in my opinion It will be a long time before the company has to face that problem. If ever, whether It succeeds In having the Ontario drain tunnel extended or not. The underlying quartzite is being approached and there Is little or no doubt that the country will drnln Itself through that. It Is the history of the camp that when the quartzite is found the water goes with it. On top I found the new gallows frame being erected over and around the old one. If the management so decides, I am sure the old one can be abandoned and the new one placed in commission within two hours, though It may be that a brief closedown will occur when the change is made. "I might any more about the Quincy than I have done; I might dwell on the work being done at the mill and the value of the product made; I might go on for an hour and tell you of the splendid manner In which development and prospecting are being carried on. but I cannot think of a single thing about the mine or the manner In which It Is being handled by the men in charge that would be detrimental, so think I will saw off." Mr. Joseph stated during the Interview that If the shareholders of the company wopld take the trouble to visit the mine or have someone In whom they had confidence do so for them, they would not be inclined to take notice of every little flurry in the stock or the stories that were sent out to Influence the market. , - STOCK REASON. IN decline WITHOUT Inspection property and Praia it Highly. g. Joseph the city , iTj5 Makes of mine at Park tons of ore and concen- Daly-We- st 900-fo- ELKO r ot char-acterlati- cs MINING FIELD OGOEN CAPITAL IS BEING VESTED. IN- - in Three Represented Companies Which Ar Developing Prom-icin- g Properties. The northern port of Klko rouniy, Xev., is still atinetitiK the attention of Utah mining men. is repre sented by three enmpunies. One i working the Kiiipe at Tuse.irot'it, another the Aura King at Columbia and the third has taken up the old well knowt, Kesurnvtitin at property Mountain City. It is understood that some valuable plaeer ground on the Rrumun is also tinder ennsideratfon by flail people. The Kelipse at Tusearora was Terentiy visited hy F. 1. Woods, the seeretary of the eoinpany. who brings bai-most iMieonraging news regarding recent development. Front till Indications the working forre Is now in toneli with a vein of high grade mineral surh as is eharaeteristle of the camp. R. P. King of the Aura King Mining eoinpany is in roetdpt of Information that a Kirt of the new machinery ordered for the company's mill at Columbia has left the factory and in a short time will lie delivered to the company at Klko. It Is planned to get this proierty in working order this fall ready for an all winter's run. I)r. I. V. Withee and N. H. Ives are among those locally Interested In the Resurrection mine at Mountain City. Roy Ives has for some time been at the camp planning the work of development. It Is understood that Boston capitalists are to have a large Interest Ui the enterprise. shipped last week. Mon-aj- y made a record of the papers here Bame day Bome a1 th 0n hat fovt In Boston erd financial publication roast of malicious a came out with was claimed it which in the company, that out; had petered mine that the was exhausted treasury companys the were unloading the ind that insiders The "roast" was stock on easterners. behind It was animus the and K mw to have the tolled it that so apparent wa expected to effect it evidently of the company lave, for the shares in Boston and both pew stronger Lake Herald. Salt the here. Daly-We- st the of management The is company has declared that there more than $300,000 in the treasury. That statement is undoubtedly true. It has repeatedly stated that there was nothing the matter with the physical condition of the mine, but recently every piece of information (iven out that was favorable to the property has been retailed about the country In an effort on the part of the management to boost the stock, and every little thing that has happened otherwise has been warped and distorted with the idea of scaring the unthinking Into the notion that something was radically wrong. So persistently has the game been played that no one connected with the company Is longer willing to stand for any kind of a statement It may be taken for granted, therefore, that REVIVAL OF AN OLD from now on the stock of the mine UTAH MINING CAMP will have to rise of rail as the professional manipulator wills, or as the The men who worked In the mines common sense of the shareholder dicof Utah a quarter of a century ago tates, without news or counsel from knew Alta, located about twenty-fiv- e the men In charge. miles from Salt Lake City, In the Now, as to the mine Itself, and let Wasatch range of mountains, as they it be understood once for all that the would a book. It was a great camp Herald has no reason to do other then and, for that matter, it is now'. than tell the truth for the benefit of But In those days Alta was at the its readers, as near as it Is possible head of the list, while other camps of to learn 1L S. H. Joseph, who spent Utah at that time were insignificant Sunday, Sunday night and the greater in comparison. It had its dividend part of Monday In the mine, where he while the younger camps were payers, was shown every courtesy and given scarcely heard of in that respect. The every freedom in the property, stated mines operated In the camp then were yesterday that all reports regarding mostly owned and controlled by Engthe impoverishment of the mine that lish capital and a few Americans sharhave recently gained currency have ed in the distribution of velvet, neither been utterly and ridiculously grounddid the English stockholders get all less Mr. Joseph is a mining engineer that was due them. Dishonest manand surveyor; he Is also a stock brokagers carried oft the big part of the er, and, like many others, has been game and the final result was a gentempted to believe that something eral smashup. The 'mines ceased to was radically wrong. He therefore a congressional investigation operate; went to the property with a great deal followed: the camp went to pieces of misgiving and felt that his fears DEMAND FOR ASBESTOS 8HOWS LARGE INCREASE generally and where a town stood, were to be realized. Testerday he once populated by several thousand said: people, the jack rabbits had full sway. deIn Asbestos has been greater 1 am compelled to admit that I was Its This condition continued until less agreeably surprised at the condition mand of late than ever before. uses are from year to year increasing than five years ago when It occurred in which I found the great property. to several Salt Lake mining men that Nothing was hidden from me, and no and In the manufacture of the old camp might be a good place abone attempted to do other than afford articles large quantities are beinrf for investigation and research. Modour of me every sorbed. For the greater part opportunity to see all parts ern were Introduced, the methods asbestos v depend upon Canada, as of the mine. In a rough way I measof ore. the camp found miner plenty ured up the exposed and blocked out there are hut few workable beds of attento commanded and revive began bodies of ore, and I want to tell you the mineral in the United States, and tion again. In fact we mine but the poorer grades I wa astonished. An Important event in the history of and in limited quantity less than a "Between the 1,300 and 1,550-fo- ot the camp took place last week when The chief levels there is now blocked out as thousand tons annually. electric lights burned in Alta for the uses for asbestos are the manufacture much ore as the companys big milling time In its history. A power the first articles, for packing pisplant, running at capacity, can handle of built down the canyon, by the plant, in two years. In making this esti- tons and other engine and boiler parts Columbus Consolidated Mining comsermost la is Intense. mate I take in consideration It only where heat as a covering for steam boil- pany, was started going, and from this ueh blocks of ore as are exposed on viceable In the camp will four sides. If I was to Include ore ers and steam pipes. It Is made Into source several mines of mafor receive power operation bodies that have been drifted wall plaster cement, etc. The through paint, Consolidated The Columbus chinery. e, chry-sotllon different levels, but not connected serpentine variety of asbestos, construcup by raises, winzes, etc., and if I was is used in all articles where company has commenced the 150-to- n an tion of concentrating mill to Include all the different portions of strength and flexibility of fiber are and it In be by the operation Is therefore the mine where ore is being extracted, necessary, and this specie It Is so And of middle September. but not blocked out, I would be com of much greater value than amphibole that and are bring' enterprise energy Polled to add several years to the es- or coarser grades of the mineral. The Alta to the front again. Some rich timate. For Instance, on the 1.550-fo- ot mines of Ontario and Quebec. Canada, ing mines are being opened there and they level a drift has been sent out yearly produce up to 30.000 tons of aswill be heard from In a dividend way for 1.800 feet Is every Inch of the dis- bestos, the larger part of which If remain In the hands of conthey retance in solid ore. most of which is sent to theUnlted States and the and experienced managers. servative sevThere are milling, but through which consider mainder to England. have been given out to show Figures nble first class was found. Between eral consumers of asbestos in the that Alta has produced enormously in this level and the one above this ore United States, the largest of these be the past; considerably in excess of le hot has been blocked out for a dis- Ing the company. $20,000,000. The ore extracted was contance of omy 500 of the i joo feet, con- New York: Carey Sons, Cincinnati. O.; fined to the rich surface de largely comsequently I counted only the ore In Hoff Asbestos Manufacturing was utterly lacking and system posits 50-ftae Sail . The block. What will result pany, San Francisco, Cal. In almost undertaking. Balt every Chiof "m the blocking out of the other 800 Mountain Asbestos company, Review. Lake Mining et up to the 1,300-foin level, can only cago. operates an asbestos mine a out turns and product conjectured, but that enormous re-r- Georgia Rheumatism. are stored there no one has a worth about $15 per ton that is used When rBht to doubt. boilpains or Irritation exist on In the manufacture of pipe and "In respect to of the body, the application any part the stories that have er coverings. The' Asbestos snd Snow Liniment give of Ballard's f01' out to the effect that the mine Danville, Mining company of a no relief. E. W. Sullivan, pro' prompt one of is flrt class ore, I want to file Quebec, the largest produc nother contradiction. In Sullivan House, El Reno, O. T. prletor ers in of Canada. asbestos the upper 1902: C, 'els on the Quincy side I was In"I take pleas writes June armed that 3.000 In ure recommending Ballards Snow DEMOCRATIC RALLYI mine cars of ore been raised Liniment to all who are afflicted with That during July. means over 3.500 4th. rheumatism. It la the only remedy I Saltair, August tons. I saw bodies re blocked out In have found that gtvea Immediate reLine Short those levels that Special train via Oregon annot be mined lief." 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold hy George out In a year at the leaves Ogden 9:30 a. m. Fere, H-0' stated. Again, I am F. Cave. of round trip to Salt Lake City. ,u ut fire-pro- aving Work This Hot Season, if So, Buy Some of Our POTTED MEATS Roast Chicken, Lunch Tongue, Vienna Sausage, Deviled Mam, Roast Deef, Veal Loaf, Corned Heef, Kippered Herring, Choice Salmon, Oysters, Etc. .. Z. C. M. 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