The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-16
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Juab county
Colonel S. B. Miner, c. R. Boutwell,
and R E. McConaughy, who returned
from Mercur yesterday express them
selves as being pleased over the decision
in the Geyser-Marion case.
Charles Crismon, OF the Utah and
Galena mines, at Fish Springs, sprained
his foot few days. ago by. the over
turning of a wagon while coming in from
the Mines and now he is walking on
crutches.
An amendment to the articles of in
CORPORATION of the f. W. Hanson Produce
county clerk providing that the capital
stock shall be $4,000. divided into 900
shares of the face value of 500 each
Hon. Richard Macintosh. who returned
| Wednesday night from Mercur, reports
| that the Hillside mine is looking fine and
| that there is no question but that It VIII
| develop into a heavy producer. Charne
Reed, who was with him, is of the same
| opinion.
Superintendent Doty, of the Eureka
Hill mine. at Eureka, who inspected the
/ Sacramento mine at Mercur on w ednes-
| day of this week. stated that never before
had ne the slightest conception regard
ing the immensely of the ore DouleS OIL
/ Camp Floyd district.
General Penrose, the veteran mining
/ operator. is now combining his EFFORTS 10
4 Bingham. where he has some very prom
Using ground The general has dropped
Skull Valley for the present, but he says
| that when that country gets railroad
that he will show one of the prettiest
camps there to be found in the west.
DR.. E. d Woodruff, who came in from
night, states that work is being pushed on
the foundation for the new mill and tina.
as soon as the lumber arrives on tne
ground that it will not be long before the
! building is under cover. work IN the
mine is progressing finely and the ore
bodies are showing up larger than ever
Harry Windsor is in the Gold Mountain
mining district looking after a group OF
c. E. Hudson. These claims adjoin the
noted Golden Star mine and the assess
ment work for this year is being done
upon them. Mr.. Hudson says that one OIL
the objects of Mr. Windsor's trip to the
mountains is to get acclimated SO that
he can stand the altitude of Park City for
several days ct time.
George H. Hunter, of Cedar City, in
Iron county, who is in the city, states
that a great deal of interest is being
felt just now in the State Line district, in
the western portion of the county where,
| as development work progresses, the
showing becomes, more and more en-
couraging. A goodly number of Cedarites
are interested in this promising district,
and number of them are seemingly on
the road to wealth and affiuence.
J. n. Johnson came down Monday from
his ranch on the South Boise river He
and located by his two sons, w. p. and
Warren and the Lape brothers, about two
miles west of Casey & Hollands saw MILL
is proving very satisfactory. The boys
now have mined and ready for reduction
about five tons of free milling ore, and the
ledge improves in width and quality as
depth is attained. Several other locations
have been made on this ledge and they
have christened the place Camp Bryan
Bulletin Mountain Home, Ida.
Hon. George w. Z. Dorsey, of the Over
land, returned yesterday from quite an
extended visit to his Nebraska home, and
time to his varied mining interests in this
state. Major Dorsey states that in Ne
braska nothing is being talked of but
politics and that all of the patriotic citi-
zens of that state are now laboring hard
in the endeayor to save their country, IN
which laudable effort some of them are
working hard for the election of Bryan
while others are doing the same thing for
| Mckinney and, he says neither one OF
them will receive very large majority
| there, whichever way the election may go
The cheering news comes from Philips
burg today that the Bimetailic properties
at Granite will start up November b
Everything is being put in readiness FOL
the event and from the indications WORK
will be resumed on large scale. A small
| force only will be employed if Mckinley
should be elected, but in the event OF
Bryans election . full force will be en-
| ployed and the deserted town OF Granite
| will take on a new lease OF life and nope
The properties would be operated at once
were it not for the uncertainty in the
political situation. With Bryan gaining ir
favor every day, however, the owners oil
the properties are hopeful of the ultimate
result and with Bryan's election assured
the old silver camp will give employment
again to an army of Neutrality-suspicious.
tain, Butte. Mont.
Judge Sherman, of the Sunshine. who
came in from the mine Wednesday night
informs The Herald that work is pro
! crossing finely in the development Of
this property, and that three shifts are
employed in sinking the main incline
shaft Large bodies of ore are being
blocked out in the mine and the mill /:
working in a most satisfactory manner
At the Overland, just above the Sunshine
the men are working in good ore, and tht
Judge brought back with him some sam
pies from new breast of mineral that is
spashed with cinnbar, which is con
sidered as an excellent indication in tina
district Work in the development o.
the Overland will be continued until thu
ore in sight will justify the erection of {
mill when a plant viii undoubtedly b'
put in. The showing around Sunshine. ac
cording to the judge, is very encourag
ing and this end of the district bios tan
to make lively race with the Mercu
end.