The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-28

e4OdPs was Al TIE LILY sColcI
Silver Bros, who have the contract
for the machinery for the Northern Light
mill, are pushing their orders as rapidly
as possible.
The assessment of 10 cents g share on
the stock of the Comstock Silver Min
ing company Is delinquent on the 18th of
November
The Macintosh sampler yesterday re-
ceived $50 tons of DAILY West, from Park
City, and 70 tons OF Silver Colner and "a
tons of Jackson ore, from Eureka, New.
G. E. Wantland the well known realty
dealer and mining operator, was in Bing-
ham the first of the week inspecting
some valuable properties for prospective
buyers.
The assessment recently levied on ne
stock of the Natural Gas company is be-
ing we'll paid in and it is believed that
but very little Of the stock will be sold
as delinquent.
Manager George Dern, of the Mercur
nd VIII go out to The mill this morning
tri-monthly shipment of cyanides,
amounting to about $4,000.
Work IS to be started up on the Dag
mar-Eureka group of claims soon after
the election, 1t being the intention to
oegin & 2VV-foot smart on the Chicago
claim on the upper end of the group.
where there is q strong ledge to sink on.
The delinquent sale of Morgan, Hard
scrabble. stock will take place today at
2 D: m. at the office of the company, 6S
Main street While there are quite a
number of small lots of stock delinquent,
the amount in dollars and cents does not
run up into any big money.
The sympathy OIL every member of the
mining exchange goes out to Broker
Frank Hill, who has just suffered the loss
of his little 5-year-old daughter, the pride
of his heart, who passed to the great be-
yond yesterday, after a sickness of sew
eral weeks duration
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Bingham canyon, is making regular ship
ments, regardless of the low price of lead
and silver. A few months ago the old
Telegraph group was incorporated under
the laws of Colorado as the Conglomerate
Mining company, and now it is being
operated under the management of G.
Lavagnino.
Joe Dedrich and W. j. Gray who have
been in the Blue mountains putting in
a mill for the Gold Queen Mining COM
have both been away for some time and
they are. glad to get home again, espec-
tally as they want to be on hand in order
to be able to cast their vote for the best
man next Tuesday.
1t is reported that the Williams broth
ers of Provo and Pennington have un-
covered a fine body of ore in the bottom
of a 100 foot shaft on property owned
by them on the Dalton & Lark hill, in
West Mountain Mining district. A great
deal of work is being done in this local
ity and it is believed that this will even
tually come to the front as one of the
most productive portions of the district.
1t IS stated that the new mill at the
old San Jose mine, at Cherry Creek, New,
is working very satisfactorily under the
management of Sam Trimmer. The San
now being operated by the North Noun
tain Mining company, of this city. The
success of the enterprise means that it
will be a great success, as there are thou
sands of tons of ore exposed in the mine
and piled up on the dump ready for ship
ment.
George Richmond, the we'll known min
ing operator, expects to leave for the
Deep Creek country today or tomorrow
with several capitalists who will make
a careful examination of a number of
valuable properties in the Clifton district.
Within the past three or four months
wonderful degree of interest has been
taken in the Deep Creek country, and it
is understood that number of gilt-edged
properties have changed hands there of
late.
Word was received in this city yester-
day that Thomas P. Gillespie, the SUI
county, New, had been shot, but the de-
tails of the tragedy were not given. The
! message containing the sad intelligence
was received by Hugh NJ Cannon. who
was asked what disposition. should be
made of the body Mr.. Gillespie was we'll
known in this city and his family here
were overwhelmed with grief over the
news. The body will be shipped to this
city, and it is expected that it will ar
rive here within the next two days.
Encouraging news continues TO come
n from the Hecla, at Mercur, and from
all Indications the fondest hopes of the
officers of the Hecia company are about to
be realized. day or two ago The
Herald stated that word had been received
from the NINE that. favorable change
had taken place in the. formation, and
wire that fair values in gold had been
obtained and that without doubt the main
ore zone Of that region had been cut.
| This is good news to all, and will do much
| IN the way of encouraging other pros
| pectors who are sinking for mineral.
A few days ago ]. T. Kaufman and
J. c. GraySon, lesSeeS of the CoDgoi
| mine, in Pine canyon, sold their lease tc
this valuable property TO Escott Rich-
/ ards and w S. Allen who will continue
the lOO-foot incline down to the SOo-fooi
| level before beginning ore extraction. The
| Congor IS a new producer and gives every
indication of developing into one of the
most productive mines in that locality
which is now known as the Dalton &
| Lark country. There is a good showing
! of ore in this property the mineral be.
ing high grade copper glace. A ship
ment of ore from the Congor was made
! to this city a short time ago, and it net.
| ted the lessees neat sum
Some very good news was received from
| the Wonder mine, at Mercur, yesterday
and 1t is now believed that ore has been
struck in this property at last The
| Wonder shaft is now down to the 477-foot
level, and word was sent in yesterday
| that after going through 60 feet of hard
| lime the drills had broken through into
the porphyry, or. as ii is believed. into
| the ore zone that is known to underl:e
| the camp of Mercur AS it is, the outlook
is very encouraging, and it is believed
! that sometime today word win be received
I that OOn6 has haer1 rad "
\ this property. The Wonder adjoins the
| Golden Gate mine, and there has never
been a question or doubt but that sooner
or later the shaft would open up a large
body of gold ore.
| ]. w Neil, the resident manager of the
Taylor & Brunton sampling works. re.
| turned Tuesday night from a visit tc
Cascade, Colo. accompanied by his wife
and daughter During his absence Mr.
Neil visited Cripple Greek, and he re-
ports that this great gold camp of the
| Centennial s a e Is full of life AMI activity
and that since the destructive fire there
a few months ago, solid brick buildings
have been erected on two streets for 8
distance of eight blocks, and that now
| the camp is better in every respect thar
ever before besides which new strikes
are CT almost daily occurrence Since the
| fire the investment of capital has beer
| very largely in building, but now thai
| the camp has been reconstructed, there
| is every reason to believe that from nov
enterprises. While Mr.. Neill was in Grip
/ pie Creek a new strike was reported JUS
north of the camp, where. al a depth Of
only six feet below the surface, a vein OF
rich telluride of gold was uncovered.
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