The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-26
Mining Notes and Personals,


Tom Mayne, the we'll known Bing-
ham ore hauler, was in the city yes
terday.
Henry Bartnober, the Montana min
ing expert, is again in the city, pre-
sumably on mining business.
The last carload of ore from the
to fourteen TONS sold for $1,S20.07.
The Rand drill plant for the explor-
aticn of East Golden Gate property,
passed through the city yesterday, en-
roUre to Mercur.
Mike Powers, the veteran miner. left
for Beaver last night for the purpose
of looking after his interests in the
Newton mining district.
The Phoenix mine, at Bingham. is
shipping about 300 tons of ore weekly.
The Phoenix is a splendid NINE and
has mammoth ore bodies in sight
Charles Van Alystine, of the Utah
and Galena mines, is rejoicing over the
arrival at his home of a fine baby girl
The Herald extends congratulations
1t is stated that the executive COM
mittee of the Mammoth Mining COM
pany has been authorized to contract
for new hoist for the mine with a
capacity sufficient to sink 1900 feet.
Louis L. Olson of the Mercur Deep
Mining and Milling company is in
from Aspen. Colorado. The new hoist
for the continued development of the
! property was received at Mercur yes
terday.
I c. D. Gardiner and W. c. B. Allen
were in Bingham Wednesday on a visit
of inspection to the Extra Session
mine. This property they state, is
looking we'll, and has a promising flu
ture before il.
At a meeting of the board of ,direc-
tors of the Dalton Mining company,
held yesterday, it was decided to in
crease the force at the Dalton mine,
and to make a shipment of ore at the
earliest possible moment.
The stockholders of the Gold King
Mining company viii hold meeting
! in the company's office, 4O4 Progress
block, ON Monday, July l, at II O'Clock
noon, fer the election of officers anc
/ the transaction of other business.
| Silver made most encouraging ad-
vance yesterday, and was closely fol
j lowed by lead. If these figures can bt
! maintained and gradually advanced
there will be renewed activity in min
ing circles through the west, which viii
meet with quick responses from ever.
branch and line of business.
1t was reported on the streets yes
terday that rich strike had beer
made in the Erie mine, in MARKHAM
gulch, Bingham, the Gre carryin;
! values of 600 ounces silver and higl
in lead, and, according to The Herald
informant, this property will soon fin,
a place ON the shipping list.
Hon. T. r. Jones, of the Germa1lT
smelter, who is interested in the build
ing CT the Peck coglcen5rator, at Par
/ City. informs The Herald that TIM
plant will not be a custom mill q
many had supposed it would be, bu
that the company would buy ores 70
the concentration the same as it is dc
ing for the smelter The plant. ac
cording to Mr.. Jones, will be complete
and in running order within ninet
days.
J. w. Stevens, who superintendet
the construction of the April Foo
mill at De Lamar, Nevada, returnes
to Salt Lake Wednesday. Will
building the mill Mr. Stevens met witt
quite serious accident in which h
fell backwards while doing som
framework, inflicting deep cash Of
the back Of his head. He is on tn
road to recovery now, however AM
will soon be as we'll as ever.
The Geyser-Marion mining case j
being watched with a great deal Of in
terest by the mine and claim ,wner
of Camp Floyd district. The mineral