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P a e ca canyon yon yon Electro Lower Electro Electro- 1 t of Park k CIt City Mining and Smelting co Lake Tribune lb gan c company Cour Courtesy eay S St t 1 T j j V 9 4 J Si tell 1 ne H organization more important Impatient than in fa very r and costliness s ot Qt the work I hazards the intricacy ot S Its eta highest type o torl ability In military problems problems' of- of ofa a more v and enemies of ot a more c I capacity to Injure must musti i be V. cod nth U But when men bej be- be j 4 burrow into the heart of the cart f forces must be con con- immeasurable ti q power sad und profound often iota y plans a y fhe h agog ases a ac- ac dub the tt Fence cu i gu k t I J that of t c buts and o K the re Kep behas f a d t LMa k and ri ton Y ui m pi gf l 1 ire r id sad in sink nt oI a is h n and a 4 geo- geo 1 wit be the tea I ss ds In 4 r t l site miner t the wort become il 4 JF It f the S i g. g Fr m tit his R r he nu i 11 able abe t to toC C r t sa d r 3 e s. s ab to understand 4 t 19 mat Ino were wage la 14 n i t flourished e p t fl 1 o the I f r t th the depth Y eow o ba cf the sc t 1 1 transported by prehistoric I I streams streams- p GREAT 3 matter hots t w t i 9 br fractured I a a forma Poo OR may be bera Jie e emust must ba be able re out the o e eart have i been ors of tho tl d mutt must be his bis t In lq goy ItI th l l na t tl the life oft r d a rock 1 forme form form- e t later later t t to the elza i F a ter t Ore rt 01 t a of under under- t ground vp gr certain definite rules that to the n o ores d beds s are known to bo be I y bla to m u h ore pr e d or a s 's 6 are lar l' l TI e ore ins ns often occur occur- out b at i ither her a vei t t ter bodies bodea the length Ft sickness and width of which is 5 sited by U extent r of tae favorable is well il ss xa the amount of ut I t and the and ana 04 This IsPa U Is Pa cut iy true in th the Lark CarU Crt C i i t Id where the largest o o ud td In t 4 limestone member lym ly ly- 1 m to one hundred feet I h he t Weber success o of the more recent ODthe OD- OD sa in the properties of sou th Park Patk a d b e f g company IB n r canyo irk ot lei aa an i SM r jl f-jl T e r o or organization an and d study of the tM f formations r S E E TWId WORK r. r Tb The 4 mere mero bellet belief that the south southwest south south- west vest pr projection 1 of ot th the ri rich rich h Ontario o vein system W lUIU oe Lound byox by ox ox- I to toe the early development develop ment went of ot of the tire properties now makin making g up the estate of ot the Park Patk City lag and Smelting company Although Al- Al though tula theory was proven correct correct cor it Jt was wa only by expenditure 01 ot large amounts amount of money money-by labor by Intensive tudy and persia tence lence through a mot most unusual lc suc- suc on of s and disasters i that the ore Ire bodies wire vre finally found toun d up to date have sold for 36 after deducting freight and smelter charges and paid Jn lIt dividends Few F w mining men oven even tho I operating oper oper- In is the Park are aware of th the d debt bt pt- pt pf owed Jr Wa Walter er p. p ney a geologist of oC the 01 old 1 school ho plad t tha a first de tie detaIled detailed tailed report pit th the Daly Judge just twenty year years ag ego ago However any any- one on who rends renda Dr Jenney's report canu cannot t but be deeply impressed by the clarity of and the flex flex- hilay of expression as In well welt iii as o by the displayed by this geol geo- geo l 1 in to 11 hf master monograph raph Ii Dr Jenney labored at his hll protes- protes profession Jon sion earnestly unselfishly with all tho the teat teal ot of a true scientist or artist t when a consulting geologist was wan a not held bald In lu much higher el esteem eem by the practical operator than a In that er trea erda a ge geologist was Wit a fanatic W a lIe se cHel ies were to be ba endur d l tor them th the tha m 1 vt t part but who was to to i obe ote than ot of casual al v slue I Ne Nevertheless sl being an idealist of fiber he hA h wall waa cont content i not to blew ze new w trails Into the unknown and t to work tor the Happiness ot of future generations gen gen- better tribute can caD be bo paid the est estimable memory of ot Dr than ito a wy say that t Ute the e nci anee of tbt r comm has as as- meted in discarding the true rrue value oU tret West Daly and the Daly DalY- I Daiy-I Jude properties in finding greater mineral resources than the operators the of nt past generation thought exist- exist dd und and In In opening opening a next new epoch of these thel esta estates estates H y 1 REPORTS TS STUDIED At tt twenty years ears Dr lire J re ra ro porta ports are fare sun still read With and nd Interest by those ar are arc today the w work rk of determining th the I geologist structure and governing causes l ca los for tot In fn m the tho dis district and the memory of ot Jils ardor and and genius revered by byth ih th them tn j jV J V f 4 Jf guided by a proper roper conception con con- don of ot rite f e form formations formation's geo geology ogy c In n the early days Of tbs thes j properties it U has hag become in later years seven even more necessary H Hover W Yer l for tori at at he d as liS an organizer or Dr- an and its Ita its activities w t W V Lambourne who wh combines a i the quality of leado lead- lead o I efficient man gh his hll talent for t 11 r its la Is ability tl to choose the A kc the entrusting of the of heavy heavy ra re re- pons I ons by his cooperation ratton ad adr vied nd sympathy ih jh the solution of ot pen exing 5 problems the ithe company h has s' s seen leel made madEl one of the largest tin aos a l mining ilZ fl 11 i 1 the west s' s sEti i I Eti 1 part of th success of the r companies Hi I K Ventures r s of ot the companies x t the Park Parle Ct aty lug n 1 ni estate state pas has due Leen fd trios trio's s o I organization as well as Q c ref d d f. f geological o of keeping of-keeping track c b t s a in ti a a territory covering cui ui E r long nd one mile miles I Iwi wi wl J the formation soUi so 80 son ui Jn EAU n A may be bo over- over Joo e eu d al Im posts posts' may be kept we wel the the margin bf bf profits re- re star re-star s' s hot fly capital exec executive tUve ai advice but or- or or 1 gani anla Eton J st mo of accounting of at keep keep- keep cat A mh mine e work and costs costa of r co n d nd hd correlating geological cal cal data a u r 1 e In its i s simplicity and arid A g e has h been en d devised WO Work K of o a n methods where whereby the thc Cost O ot J f l f-l I i c c nii t UH h foot lot o 0 sit el work VOrk can Cant can I ba 4 dan 1 n t t Cage Tage tage of t or ore developed and i J e ph at a condl condl- Items Hans ln an of 31 totalling scores es i l ba baIt asce almost al- al most at any any time It t l the da daf r night fell t to the 1 Ic f r Manager car scar N. N Friendly to his staff I skilled r sestet assists I tta y yIt f n It s J D- D t o m-o w r agency ot of phs r spas aps V dond nd sW A tt ml tables 11 or of h h h are are t plied piled at alVi att t minte mint mini im of r e ort art the ends cads of ot th s I de- de de I Lit tit lir int mate ouch ft the thew t r gross gress' gress of f work In t ex i tit ert arty of th the compan and iah an an tely tely determine the ca jal cond condl corid bri on n of the various s 's s pes Ipes and act headings the a am ant ot wOr be by every machine a an anon on nn the re the numbe of Jf ton tons of or ore prod produced the exact IJ tp we aments e a ments ments' and nd length of stops stop p pt pr Ie e several cages and the amount If powder steel teel electrical power tin air compressed air Used All of theman 1 a tle many hundreds of feet underground underground- and II thousands of or Meet feet from the e c oi of 14 direction ai erg nr so hat R Clatte ose directing o or orations fA tatt tell tell whether the wons won wor 01 is s being beng l bL with the the marg bf of profit The The ad advantage of i i j whereby h rE y the geology bf of ert i fan an be closely an i lit 4 1 II curate re record ord kept of conditions pre pre- t In all p parts parts' ot of the mine is I exemplified by the new discoveries I wade tirade In Jn t the e Ju Judge ge and West Daly-West Ie estate ate in an an upper member orthe i P Park rk t tty formation During th the i last Hut decade it became more mor and ana more a apparent palen that the possibilities of ot the I I known 1 fa con bed con con- sItting silting ot of a fine gray limestone six I to td twelve fee thick lying above the l Jenney J quartzite a distance of ot j feet teet or so above the tile Ontario quartz- quartz He were Ite-were Ite were becom ng circumscribed by continued production I About bout titre it was discovered that a 1 large on the 1200 level thought t lie to on y Jn to the rnest M productive of so 10 many many millions in the I past was wasa a II replacement of ot another r limestone heretofore unknown and unexplored ed Although tbs tha was Vas Jn in arel an 1 interesting and startling discovery because of the hopes arouse aroused it pose pos pos- lIeU H t comparatively vely minor tance until it could be he proven that i iI I 1 th's th new v member extended through out the tile property and the definite con trolling nausea causes for foP is t f fertility in n this ibis locality could be bt established e TU X I H I When waa once found that this stratum of ot newly proven importance ed throughout the property as all did the lower Jower lying above the Jenn Jenney r qU quartzite It was only necessary to work tIC out the shy aby hy of ot the higher Miller member mamber and nl locate t in the properties o where t the i H veral condit favorable to to the extensive prevailed 1 I For or several years Tear past put prospecting prospecting- In the Judge and aud DalY West Daly-West Welt proper t ties tie h. h has b beep ep guided by br this nett Continued Continue Oa oo P PUt g e T TwO wa j. j r The v W Wonderful Past Present and e e of the Park City Mining and Smelting Co Company pany Continued From Page Pae One faun found F condition and the result ha has been the finding of some large an and profitable ore are bodies This summer In fn conformity with this policy i a raise was put up on on the tho Middle veIn veil l lose close oae to the tho West Daly-West and Judge Judg lines Iines to prospect the upper limestone There was little Justification to for tor this work except the geological upon which the theory o othe of the exploration was was based Indica- Indica tiona that mineralizing solutions hat had had passed through the fissure were few The entire raise ralise was barren of on ore with the exception of one ODe place where when there was a seam the thickness of i a knife blade biado Abo About t eighty or ninety feet above the level a rich bed of ore was wai broken Into What th the real Importance Importance importance tance of this strike amounts to will wll probably not Dot be known for months month or for years but mining operations operation conducted steadily for the last six sli months in this upper limestone indicate Indicate Indi- Indi cate that the discovery is one of the most important made in to the fort forty years of activity in the properties ol of the company I Furthermore the territory to the north that Is is cut by the Roll fissure takes on new importance as a result of this development since a study of conditions shows this upper lime- lime to persist along the strike ot of the Roll vein Development headings heads heads' head head- s' s Ings are are now being driven to deI determine de- de I termine whether the Roll fissure system is as richly mineralized along l the upper limestone as along the i Middle vein i T VAST ST STOPS OPENED From these two fissures in the lower lower low- low l er limestone one a total of approximately approximate approximate- ly has been mined If It the work in the upper limestone along the Roll poll fissure and the Middie Middle Middle Mid Mid- dle die vein succeeds as well as every 1 hope founded on geological data foreshadows foreshadows fore fore- shadows a new era ot of production will willbe willbe be opened up for forthe the company Mineral values and extent of the theore theore theore ore deposits are fully as good goad as' as Inthe in inthe the extensive stapes slopes in the lower limestone There is however this interesting interesting in in- difference On the lower l 1 velt a or WaS a a carbonate while v n slopes above the level tevel is sulphide i For or or a distance of ot 1300 feet along J r Jt ts southwest strike for tor an l r f average width of from twenty five to tot t thirty feet and a thickness of six to 1 eight feet great deposit has been followed and its ils lateral limits not reached The unfilled slopes from which the ore are has been mined In the small 1 portion of ot the deposit exploited exploit exploit- ed up to date form a succession of loW low gloomy caverns Timbers used y for the support rt of pf the mountains weight stand as s close together as astre trees trees' tre trees In a a a forest In places the rich or ore is Is' fifty to sixty feet wide and ten feet thick Few more 81 si eh th these big slopes can be r s a mn On aU all sides aides the en In any laek lack grayish In the be mines s so sy the myriads of to scintillate l 1 Ike Ikes ke keall 3 s all rn Ing a sable consisting manly mainly y copper averages of silver sUver 25 r r cent copper and Hell nr of the ea s ary d by h 61 and systematic of th the character that is la a matter of policy with the Park City Mining am and Smelting company In searching fo foore for ore bodies s. s Notwithstanding production of th the properties of the company has been heavy study of the formations clearly clearly clearly clear clear- ly shows that there are large areas area In both the West Daly-West and Judge portions remaining Th This is especially true of the eastern portion of the Daly West erty which contains contains' favorably favorable ore lion norl- sons zons un prospected though In the Judge they have long been the source of profitable mining operations NEW TERRITORY ACQUIRED In addition the company has recently recently re re- taken over the West Ontario O Minting Miming company's Prop property con consisting consisting con con- of twenty-five twenty patented min lug ing claims with an area of acres adjoining the West Daly-West and the Judge estate on the west As th the projection of of the fissures so productive I live tive In the latter two properties extend extend extend ex ex- ex- ex tend Into toe the West Ontario the I newly state Is believed tc to I have great n ties I The workings of the company with a co combined blued length oi ot seventy-five seventy miles ar ar equipped with I the most modern ma machinery Inert The I Snake Creek C eek tunnel w v Aith th a a. length of ot nearl three miles mUes ha ha been driven en to explore and the vast western area of ot the propel properly y and to furnish drainage for the und and underground workings All long haul tr lion tion ia le done d ne by means of ot elegy ele ric lo lo- lo Short hauls and tr tn lallon |
