The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-29
Mining Notes and PersonaIs.

ceived 1S2 tons of Silver King ore.
Major George W. E. Dorsey, of the
Overland left last night for his home
in Nebraska
The consumation of nearly every mining
enterprise is now being held over until
after the election"
Architects are hard at work on the
plans for the new Henry NJ. mill, soon
to be erected at Bingham.
Notwithstanding the slump in the metal
market, there was a large amount CT ore
al the samplers yesterday
a small shipment of Golden Star ore,
from Gold mountain mining district, is
expected in the first of the month.
Silver quotations were shaded little
yesterday and once again the white metal
is pushed below the 65 cent mark.
1t is expected that soon after the cleo
ton that the mines of Bingham will re-
ceive great deal of attention from min
ing men.
The Dalton and Lark yesterday received
s. tons of ore that assayed 81 per cent.
lead. 52.10 ounces silver and SLIGO in gold
to the ton.
The 3S-ton lot of Humbug ore received
yesterday assayed rs per cent lead, 1882
ounces silver and $3.50 in gold to the ton,
besides carrying well in iron.
William N Carman. the Deep Creek
miner and prospector, has just returned
from Clifton district. He reports consid-
cradle activity throughout that district
Mercur stock was in good demand yes
terday on the curb and 800 shares changed
hands at $500. There was also cons.d-
cradle inquiry for Mammoth at 81, offered
at S205.
j. D. Frew. the well known mining
operator, who was so badly hurt few
weeks ago in the Marysvale country by
the falling of a horse, is now able to be
out and around again.
Upon his return from the Sunshine mine
Tuesday night, Judge Sherman brought
back with him several fine samples of
property. According to the judge the
mine is looking in a most encouraging
condition.
Work was resumed yesterday in the
development of the Electric group in the
Sunshine country, Camp Floyd district
under the management of II. Bastian
The shaft on this property is now down to
the $40 foot level, and the company will
sink another hundred feet on this con-
tract when II IS believed that the ore
zone of that region will be uncovered.
C. H. Schue, who came in from Camp
Floyd district Monday night, informs The
Herald that work is progressing fnvorably
in the development of the LaCtgale mine.
in the western foothills The skset in this
property is down TO the 1S5-foot EEL and
now drift is being run to cross-cuf the
ore body. This drift is now in the upper
stratum and the casing assays from 81
10 81 IN SOiu 10 the IOn. IL Is DeleVeu
that within a few days a more favorable
change will be noted in this property.
The Century Mining company, recently
incorporated, which is working a group
of very promising claims in Box Elder
county feels very much elated over the
showing made in the Laura lode, which is
embraced in the Century group. On this
claim the shaft IS only down a depth of
eight feet, in the bottom of which there
is foot of ore that assays S124 in gold
to the ton and 2.5 ounces in silver, while
on the footwall of the vein there liz an
eight-inch body of mineral that carries
goid values OF w Deslaes an ounce or Two
company offered 5000 shares of its treas
ury stock for sale at 10 cents share.
which were quickly taken up, and now
the stock Is firmly held at % cents a
share. The company has just received its
stock books.
According to the report sent in from the
Sunbeam mine from Superintendent NJ.