The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-05

Miner: l.. E. Ritter has made appli-
cation for a patent for the koh-l-noor
lode.
John O. Packard has been oub all the
week looking after the Eureka Hill in
the absence of Captain lMcCryStal.
James Harkins and Joe Hathaway
started in this week on the assessment
work on the Shamrock and President
claims owned by D. N. Swan and w.
L. Scott.
T. d. Sullivan advises US that he
commenced work on the Yankee tun
mel Tuesday. He proposes to complete
at once the work on Judge Smiths
contract and will then continue devel-
opment work.
A shipment of four carloads of ore
will be made from the Utah in few
days This will be the first shipment
from this property in a long time, and
we hope the forerunner Of many more.
Most encouraging reports are being
sent out In regard to the Ajax and
their handsome shipments of ore GER
tainly indicate that they have some
thing good. The new strike of ore is
reported to be both large and rich, and
ought to give a strong boost to Ajax
stock.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Almo Mining and Mill
ing company is advertise d to take
place IN the Provo Commercial and
Savings bank on Tuesday, October 8,
1895. The meeting is for the purpose
of electing directors and officers for
the ensuing year.
Three carloads of machinery for the
new Sioux mill were received this
week and the boilers are expected to
arrive tomorrow. Machinery is being
placed as rapidly as possible, and if
there is no further delay the mill will
soon be in running order
Reports from Salt Lake are to the
effect that the Utah and Sioux prop
critics will shortly be consolidated.
The two together will make a hand
the purchase of Mr.. Losses interest in
the Utah is move to that end.
1t is reported that the Godiva will
be Started UP in the next week. This
property has, lain idle for several years
although there is lots of ore in sight,
and shipments can be commenced at
once. The Godiva is Incorporated. John
Q. Packard is the principal owner.
Shipments from the district
for the week are as follows:
From the Bullion-Beck mill five
loads, from the Bullion-Beck mill
carloads concentrates. from the Cen
tennial-Eureka s carloads ore, from
the Eureka Hill carloads ore, from
the Gemini IA carloads ore. from the
Ajax carloads ore, from the Mann
moth mine 4 carloads ore, from the
Mammoth mill IA carloads concen-
trates, / bar bullion, from the Spy 1
carload ore, from the Carisa 2 carloads
ore, from the Dragon Iron mine 2 car
loads daily.
The shaft ON the West Cable is now
down over $50 feet and is being sunk
as rapidly as possible with whim. 1t
is estimated that the 400 level will be
reached before the end of the month.
The proposition of the erection, of a
steam hoist on the property is receiv-
ing favorable consideration, and the
whistle will probably blow before the
end of the next three months. The
company proposes to sink to the 500
level before commencing to drift, and
expects to encounter the ore body at
about that depth. Captain Ryan adj
vises us that all of the large stock
holders have paid the last assessment,
but that several of the smaller owners
are still delinquent and he proposes to
advertise their delinquency at once