The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-04
THE GOLD RELIABLE.Y
The Bulletins Summary of the News
of This Camp.


Frank TreZuna, leaser at the Yosemite
/ No. 1, is reported to be in fine body OF
ore.
Louis Botano expects to open up a big
thing in the sixty-foot raise he is making
in the Yosemite No. l.
A. L. Heaston has completed his new
water-power jig near the Markham mill,
and is resuming his contract on Monte
yuma ore, of which he has many tons in
waiting.
Oster Valid and Iverson have valu-
able lease on the Yosemite No. /, and
Joe Strickley informs US they are TAX
ing out the finest copper ore that has
been found in that mine.
On Wednesday an unexpected six-inch
streak OF galena was discovered in the
abe company S group of mines. 1t is
considered good lind and may lead to
important results.
Plans are said to be on foot for the re-
building of the Yosemite mill, recently
destroyed by fire. At the time of its de-
! strucuon the Yosemite company were
just beginning to realize a handsome re-
turn from the mine and mill.
Work is about TO begin on the Lone
Tree, a prospect paralleling and adJoin-
ing the Frisco mine on the east. 1t is
the property of Messrs. Stephens, Quill
Ian and Cleary, and in dong assessments
!
Ore IS now being taken from the new
strike in the RupyNative running from
II to 20 per cent copper, and the indica-
tons are that there will be plenty of it.
The vein is showing two or three feet OF
mineral and the owners are much eiated.
The Winnamuck will next week ship
$50 sacks OF ore which assays $500 to $3.50
per ton, ruby silver, taken from the
small pipe discovered several weeks ago
in the footwal, near the 200 level. The
streak has widened steadily in the past
/ few days and is receiving careful atten-
ton.
j. A. Van Pelt has begun suit against
Manager Logan to recover half of a
one-fourth interest in the Winnamuck
alleging that he assisted Logan in selling
the mine and that the interest was Their
joint commission. He seeks to compe.
Logan to deed him an eighth interest
The Northern Chief is shipping about
twenty tons per week of ore that keeps
up the reputation Of that property as one
of the highest grade producers in the Dis
trict. The Mining Review reports a tflir-
ty-ton lot received at the Psnnsylvanian
shelter which averaged 1850 ounces in
gold.
a rumor was in circulation this week
that the Old Telegraph mine had been
sold for an immense sum TO a foreign
syndicate, but Manager Lavagnino, wno
came in from Salt Lake Tuesday morn
ing, did not seem to be posted, and
rather put a quietus on the matter by
stating that he would be doing business
after the 9Th at the old stand. ThosS
most intimate with the workings of the
Old Telegraph assert that II is still the
big mine of Utah, and would be d
great thing for Bingham ii the company
should conclude to turn loose and work
il for extensive production.
O. Z. karste of the Bank of Ironwood,
Michigan, and NJ. r. Hunt, a noted Lake
Superior mining and smelling man, were
here Tuesday with Superintendent Nc
Erlaine and visited the Northern Light
mine also the Hoogly a property OF
much promise near the Old Jordan and
said to be on the main vein. 1t is re-
ported that on Wednesday Mr.. Karste
closed a bargain for the purchase of the
Hoogly, and is now its owner. A large
amount of rich ore was formerly taken
from it, and late developments show that
the mine can soon be put in shape again
for large production. Mr.. Karste, we
learn, is a son-in-law of the late Mat
thew Fitzsimmons of the Northern Light