The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Macintosh sampler yesterday
| received 17S tons of Silver King ore.
A carload of rich ore from the Van
derbiIt mine, at HALEY, Idaho, is on the
Salt Lake market.
Pat Ryan, general manager of the
Crown Point mine, at Park City, re-
turned from the mine last night.
Joseph Kimban and wife, of Logan,
were in the city yesterday. Mr.. Kim
ball is president and manager of the
Rich-Cache Mining company, whose
properties are located in Rich county.
The Northern Light Mining company
OF Lion Hill, Ophir district, recently
sold $4,000 shares of its capital stock
at so cents a share. The company is
making arrangements to erect a mill
as speedily as possible.
A. M Grant, agent for the Colorado
Iron Works company, is drawing plans
for stamp mill for the Comaro Gold
The company has already contracted
for the plant, which will be erected
this fall
James A. Murray, a millionaire min
ing operator of Butte, Mont, who has
been in the city for several days on
important mining business. has left for
Pocatello, but will return within a few
days to consummate several heavy
transactions.
Colonel H. G. Heffron was in from
Bingham yesterday with two gold bars
from the Spanish cyanide mill. The
colonel reports that everything is look
ing well at the mine and mill, and that
of late the mill has been treating a
better grade of ore.
J. p. Carney, who has an option on
mil q mill
of Sunshine, reports that he has about
consummated the sale of the property
for $4,000 to eastern people. The Nor
dock is a good surface proposition, so
it is said, and will bear development
The shaft on the Intrinsic claim, in
the Sunshine country, is now down 271
feet and work is being pushed with
two shifts as rapidly as possible. The
formation for some time past has been
very hard, but now it is getting softer
and the indications are more favor
able.
c. ID. De Graw, who has just returned
from Mercur, reports that work IS
progressing favorably on the Great
Eastern group of claims, located east
Of the Mercur mine. The company is
now sinking deep shaft from the
bottom of a deep gulch that cuts
through the property, and judging
IrOHl the Qepln Oh the vein on dQJOln-
ing developed ground, the Great East
ern will cut the ore body inside of 800
feet.
The Clyde mine, in Cottonwood can
yon, near Marysvale, is making a, most
excellent showing with seven feet of
ore exposed, some of which runs high
In gold and silver, Ike Jennings, the
manager of the property, feels much
encouraged over its promising outlook
The railroad will soon be within twelve
miles of MarysvaIe, and the railroad
company has announced its intention
of building a good wagon road from
that camp to its terminal.
Sloan's Handbook of mines will
come from the press on or before Sep
TENDER 5. This little work, which at
first was intended to embrace about
$50 pages, has met with such encourage
ment that now it will comprise over 500,
between thirty-five and forty of which
will be embellished with cuts of pro-
minent mining men and fine illustra-
tons The book will contain a vast
fund of information regarding the min
ing interests Of Utah, and no miner,
prospector or investor can afford to be
without it.