The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22
load of Starlus ore is being shipped
this week to one of the Salt Lake smell
Nuggets.

Ore movements Stacked UP little
this week-due to the storms.
Tom Mayne is putting on some new
ore sleighs. and after the holidays pro-
poses to make the top hum if there is a
hole in it.
Many assessments for the year are
completed. with results SO encourag ing
that development contracts will be let
in the spring
DR.. Judd believes that Bingham will
become noted as a gold camp, and
gives scientific and practical reasons
for the faith that is in him.
After unexpected delays the Mark
ham mill started up Wednesday night.
1t has been thoroughly overhauled and
works like new. In the bin is several
days supply Of Northern Light ore and
the mill will be kept busy by the mine.
which has increased its force to four
teen.
A couple of locations from the point
of the mountain on Jordan Narrows
were filed for record yesterday with
Recorder Quinn, notices showing coal
and fire clay.
Judge Turnbull has a lot of ore out
from the Yosemite No. / awaiting
teams to haul it to the depot.
The Dalton and Lark and Antelope
workings have $50 feet between, and
both properties are drifting to make
connection on account of bad air. The
Antelope extension of the D. and Id
has now about 1000 feet of develop
ment, the shaft being down 600 feet.
As soon as the connection is made the
owners intend taking out some ore for
shipment
r. j. Gibson, who, with ]. G. Sawyer.
has bond on the Tiger, extension of
the Coramandel, went out Wednesday
on mining business to be absent about
a week. Mr.. Gibson is an old-time Ne
vada miner, and has worked and pros
pected in many camps. He thinks Bling
ham has a great future, and says his
mineral district lays over anything he
ever saw, Cripple Creek and Mercur
not excepted.
Messrs. Scott & Hamilton are drift
ing north in the Sweden, following
small but promising looking streak of
ore, and are hoping to soon have out
another lot for shipment. The former
shipment averaged II ounces in gold.
The Sweden attracts much interest.
o. B. Hardy, of the Bingham Copper
is discussing the feasibility
of erecting a smelter for treating Star
lus ore The way that property is open
ing out at present suggests that
in connection sooner or later
is not at all improbable. If future de-
warrant it's construction.
it will speedily save the cost in freight
and treatment charges.
Some of the mines were putting on
more men this week. Every able body
in Bingham that wants to can get
move on.
It would be strange if some of Bing-
hams silver miners should discover
that they have been throwing away
their best ore as worthless That is the
talk. The writer remembers a proper
ty i'm Colorado which sunk on streak
Of galena carrying about 20 ounces OF
silver. After going down 90 feet it was
discovered that another part OIL the
vein two feet wide assayed SAT in gold:
During the next few days the dump OF
that prospect was a picnic.
A suit has been commenced to quiet
+i+ie On the T x. L., a very promising
in Cottonwood gulch, by the
Michigan owners. The assessment IS; en-
work has just been completed by Su-
oarintendent Dugan of the Phoenix,
and is of record at the recorders office.