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Show M- - A Weekly Journal of the Raines and Smelters. Vol. I. No. 2. SALT LAKR5 CITY, UTAH, JANUARY 14, 1896. THE JOHANNESBURG OF AJTERICA. CITY OF MERCUR, . . Metropolis of the Great Camp Floyd Gold Belt . . 1 M o O co ti pe . GO oft, tr tx s8 00 CD V rt si 09 L. 3& h o 00 o ? P Pi OS rs 'o 9PT 09 9 P o as t--i 00 so p Pi 3 T3 & P rt I 00 S CS GO JQ o 3 s- -l o - as 9Pi s oP3-- B Pj a O- 09 - o P OS P P Pi 3 fcl 3 3 S 3 9C Vl & 1 CD & 0? Pi 03 00 cc " CD s 3 g View of Jlerenr City, looking up Lewiston Canyon. (Showing Golden Gate Mine in middle background and Marion Mill dump on extreme left.) The Famous Camp Floyd Gold Vein outcrops for a distance of thirty miles. It is 12 to 75 feet thick and carries gold to the value of $1 to $3000 per ton. The ore is mined and milled at a cost of $1.50 to $3.50 per ton. Any Information will be Cheerfully Furnished K by Either of tho Following Firms: |
