The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-25


Kenneth Donnellan sold 200 shares
of DAILY yesterday after call at $l-oU
per share.
The regular weekly shipment of cy-
andes will be made by the Mereur
mill today.
w. V. Rice, the we'll known Park
City mining operator, is registered at
the KnJUtSfOrd.
The Daily Mining Stock Reporter has
been consolidated with the western
Mining Record, the new weekly paper
Macintosh yesterday received 100
tons of Anchor ore; 121 tone of Anchor
concentrates, and thirty-four tons of
Yosemite No. 1 ore.
A gentleman just in from Mercur
was willing to wager new nat yes
terday that Rover stock would go to
s2.50 within four months. He found no
takers.
j. w. Delano and Dr. F. e. Jones'
of this city, who are interested in the
Mollie Gibson group between Mercur
and Sunshine, will go out this morn
ing to inspect the new strike reported
in the property.
Saturday the twenty-five foot incline
in the Clay Canyon group of mines cut
into a large body of oxidized ore. Sam
pies from the new strike were brought
in Sunday, and assays from the same
will be received today.
]. G. Jacobs, manager of the Mer-
cur & Salt Lake railroad, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Jacobs informs
The Herald that the road is doing
heavy business at the present time,
with THE prospects Of its being still
heavier.
Hyrum SALISBURY, of the Johnson
company, has just returned from a
trip to Eureka where he went to make
photographs of that busting camp. He
reports the excitement anent the al
legged discovery of gold to be at a
white heat
William D. Leigh, of Cedar City,
Iron county, who is in the city, con-
firms the reports of the recent discov-
cry of rich ore in the western portion
of the county. He also states that
there is a great rush there, especially
from Cedar City and Parowan.
Frank Hardness came in Sunday
night from his Park City visit, and
he is very enthusiastic over the great
mines of that camp, and the treatment
he received at the Silver King and
Ontario mines, where he was 'wtnad
and dfned' to the queens taste.
Annie stock is enjoying little
boom, probably because of the pronais-
ing condition of the mine, and from
the fact that a strike is reported in
the property adjoining. 1t was pre-
sumably on this account that a bid
of 40 cents a share was made yester-
day for a controlling interest in the
company.
r. j. Snowden, of Mercur, who is in
and bond on the South Geyser lode,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Snow
den says that work is being pushed
in the development of this property,
which is looking well. He also states
that Mercur is growing rapidly, and
that the camp is crowded with strang-
ers.
Pat Ryan and j. R. Hickman have
moved their office into the elegant
quarters in the Atlas block. rooms 226.
227 and 22S, where they have been
Joined by Judge McNally, who has re-
sumed the practice of law. Messrs.
Ryan and Hickman represent the Gold
Queen and Crown Point Mining compa-
MES, and in changing their quarters.
also changed the place of business of
these companies.
Frank Hall, of Mercur was in the
City last night, and from his cheerful
appearance one would Judge that he
was living on the fat of the land.
When asked how the Golden Seals
were looking he said, Finer than
silk" and as to the Hecla, weIl-...ft
is too good to talk about without first
taking off your hats" Frank is strict
ly in it, and his many friends are glad
of it.
w. ]. McBurney, ]. H. Mcdonald
and others came in last Tuesday night
from Bonanza, where they have been
prospecting and looking over the pros
poets of the camp. McBurney sue