The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-18

development work will begin on this
famous old producer.
William D. Charde, secretary of the
Kansas City mining and stock ex-
change, writes secretary Frank L.
Hill of the Salt Lake board that the
Kansas City exchange will reopen Tor
business in about week from teO-
ruary IA. and that a party Of repre-
sentative business men of Kansas CITY
will soon leave for Colorado for the
purpose of visiting the different eX-
changes of the Centennial state. Sec
rotary Hill will endeavor to have the
party extend their visit to Utah
C. H Schue is in from Mercur, more
pleased than ever over the prospects
for the camp. Mr.. Schue is interested
in properties all over Camp Floyd
district. but at present is largely con-
fining his efforts TO the development of
the Lillian Russell and La Aigale
claims, adjoining the great Omaha
group in the western foothills. Surface
rock on Mr.. Schues claims assay Sl.4O
to SASS in gold to the ton, and the
outlook for the property is most prom
Using. Mr.. Schue says that the Omaha
is "out of sight, and the making of
great mine.
Major w. r. Busenbark vice-presi-
dent of the East Golden Gate Mining
-
arrange his affairs so that he can re-
turn and make Salt Lake his future
home, writes from Chicago to the
mining scribe of The Herald that the
sooner he can return here, the better
he will be suited, and that there is a
great deal of talk in Chicago regarding
Camp Floyd district. Upon Mr. Busen-
bark's return it is expected that he
will bring with him a barrel of money
for investment in some of Utah's gilt
edged mining properties.
Joseph Wilkinson of the Glencoe is
in from Sunshine. Joe says that the
shaft in the Glencoe is now down l6o
feet and that the bottom is now
through the lime in fossilized shaie,
and that it is likely the men Will break
into ore at any time now. Mr.. Wilkin-
son and his associates also own the
Reindeer property, just south OF the
Glencoe. The shaft of the Reindeer is
in what is supposed to be the last
layer of lime at a depth of 155 feet. Inc
snow is nearly all gone in the vicinity
of the Glencoe and active work is go
ing on in every direction
If you want to see Joe Rtves or Ed
Magner today just call at the office OF
the Gold Dust Mining company In
rooms 16 and II, Walker block Ihe
Gold Dust office will be formally open
ed this morning. and cit is butte,
and the boys who hold it down can
afford to do so, as the Gold Dust mine,
near Leesbury, Idaho. is one of the
richest producers of the yellow metal
in the state. The boys will open key
of mails" this morning, and all their
friends have received card on which
is printed the following legend: 'At
home today, Feb. Is, 1885,
The Brown process of ore
reduction by electricity is commanding
a great deal of attention from mining
men and we understand that the Third
Term mine, near Grantsville, owned
by the Hooper-Jennings estate. will
soon adopt this system. The average
run. of the Third Term ores is about
81 so in gold, rs ounces silver. 20 per
cent lead and 3 per cent copper, and
we are informed that this process will
save all the values in the ore. The
Timpe mine, near Grantsville, will also
use this process, while experiments
with it are being made on Northern
Light ores, Ophir, with good results.