The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01

and $40 in gold-to. the ton. The mine
looks so well that Mr.. st. Clair says that
| it is the intention to take UP the $1,000
bond on the property before it is due.
]. o. Dillenbach, solicitor and CORE
spondent for the Daily Mining Record, of
Denver, who is in the city, favored The
Herald with a call last night. The Record
is the Oldest and most reliable mining
paper in the. world, and should find a
Widespread circulation in Utah Mr..
DiLenbach and the writer were associated
together on the Denver Times sixteen
years ago, and it is pleasure to both to
meet once again
John Beck has three notices of for
feiture in a Utah county paper giving
notice to Alonzo Z. Hyde that he has
performed the annual assessment work
upon the Hudson and Ellen Jane mining
lodeS and the Snow Spring placer mining
claim in Utah county, and that if he does
not pay his proportion of the expenses
incurred therefor by August 20, his title
to these properties viii revert to and be
vested in the party who has done the work
and given notice thereof.
MIR. Andrew Hay, of Los Angeles, Cal,
who is in the city, has ordered rails, ties,
ore cars and a lot of general supplies,
which are to be sent to Bingham, where
Mr.. Hay will open up the old Amelia,
the Burning Moscow and Saginaw mines
which adjoin the Mast and Benton lodes,
owned ny the Bingham Copper company.
Mr.. Hay is an old Bingham pioneer, and
metals from the Burning Moscow lode
He will thoroughly develop these claims
and expects to soon place them on the
shipping list.
Lncoln-Willom creek, Carter & Rhodes.
Upon this property d 160-foot crosS-cut
tunnel cuts a 7-foot vein at a depth of
~ feet Messrs. Carter 81 Rhodes are
working in the east drift and now have
70 tons of ore on the dump ready for the
mill They have just finished a mill run
/ tons. A Lao "a
has been granted to Tim Williams for 400
feet west from the tunnel upon which a.
oflft IS now in 80 feet from which some
very fine concentrating rock is now beng
taken, which will be concentrated at the
Baxter mill and shipped to Salt Lake for
treatment. The east drift which is now in
81 teet with feet of ore on the foot wall
with a 2-foot paystreak of high grade
salena ore on the hanging wall which
carries considerable free gold also.-Rec-
ord, Caldwell, Ida.
Eighteen miles northeasterly from Og-
den, says the IntermOunIain Mining Re
view, on the Cache valley slope of the
range, at point six miles north of Lib
erty, is located one of the finest deposits
OF onyx so far developed in Utah. 1t is of
a BEAUTIFULLY notified shade of several
colors and altogether is the prettiest in
co-oraton which has been found to this
time. 1t is very solid and polishes with
a perfect surface, and is free from the
usual Nominations and fractures of quarry
race SO common with onyx everywhere.
1t quarries out in blocks of any extent or
thickness and may be sawed vertically or
horizontally with equal facility in slabs
OF many feet extent. 1t presents a quarry
front of sixty feet and extends into the
mountain to an unknown depth Blocks
now on the dump measure Sx6x5 feet and
are entirely free from flaw or fracture.
1t is within fifty yards of a good wagon
road and is easy of access The owners,
Messrs. j. A. McCulloch and D. W. Ellis,
are making preparations to supply the
trade, and with good machinery can do
this indefinitely. Expert tests prove it
to be of superior quality, and a whole
mountain side of it demonstrates the
quantity to be practically unlimited.