The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-17
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Macintosh sampler yesterday re-
ceived 200 tons of Silver King concen.
trates.
H. N. Ryan, of the Ajax mine, accom-
panied by his wife, has returned from
Chicago
J. R. Slater and associates have dis
continued their mining operations in Little
Cottonwood canyon.
The Horn Silver Mining company re-
ceived yesterday six carloads of concen-
trates and six carloads of crude ore.
c. E. Hudson, j. r. Slater r. L. Col
burn and w. p. Andrew. will go out to
the Four Aces mine, at Silver City, to-
night.
B Pd l. t Sheets will fo take fS run np
of posting himself, regarding the con-
dition of the mines of the camp.
The Star Consolidated mine of Tintic
has carload of high-grade ore ready
for shipment, but it has been decided not
to make the consignment until after the
election.
The Pan-American Mining company IS
considering the feasibility of ordering new
machinery for its cyanide plant in Mexi-
co in order to facilitate the working OF
the mill and also to increase its ca
pacity.
Work is being pushed in the develop
ment of the New Guinea mine at the
head of Government creek, in Tooele
county, and it is expected that within
the 100-foot level.
]. Schenck, the manager of the Dalton
& Lark NINE will, go out to Bingham
this morning for the purpose of starting
possibly he may begin the exploration of
the quartzite ledge that cuts through
that region.
Colonel Nick Treweek. who returned
home Thursday night from an extended
visit to Europe on mining business, re-
ports that he had very pleasant time
while away, but that as to his success
in business affairs during his absence,
he had nothing to say The colonel is
looking well, and his many friends in
this city are glad to welcome him home
once again.
Marshall Gushing of Washington, DC.
who is a representative of the Capitol,
one of the leading papers of that city, is
in Salt Lake on a short vacation, during
which he will take in a number of the
big mining camps of the state. Mr.. Cush-
ing is highly pleased with Utah and
states that the country and climate go
far above his most sanguine expecta-
tons. His wife and family preceded him
to Zion. and now, united with his loved
ones, he is having delightful time.
The latest reports from the Homestake
NINE near Silver City, Tintic, are OF
most encouraging nature. In the lower
workings of the properly a nice body of
ore is now coming in that carries 30 per
cent. in copper besides well in the other
lQ1ldlS.- Inc 1lOlItSNrf-- - iOCetlSQ the
Sunbeam ledge, and as the vein is q
strong one, the company feels highly
eiated over the outlook for the property.
Hon Frank Harris, one of the officers of
the company, will go out to the mine to-
night.
There has been such an advance in
Sunbeam stock during the past few days
that it seems likely that it Will soon be-
come as much of a fayorite as Swansea
or South Swansea. The mine, from all
accounts is showing I'D in excellent
shape and there is every reason to be-
lieve that from nov on 1t will be a reg
ular shipper of = lsh,grade ore F.s
in the treasury. whssh, altbeurh it is
now in active demand at IS s'eslts WIZ be
retired. The Sunbeam is all right and