The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-11
Mining Notes and Personals.

Mining Notes and Personals.
L. c. Trent is in Montana.
w. H. Smith, Milford mining opera
| tor is registered at the Cullen.
The Macintosh sampler yesterday re-
ceived 12S tons of DAILY West ore.
B. F. Lloyd and others will incorporate
| today on the Sunset group of claims, near
Five Mile Pass.
w. I. Higgins, who is mining man on
a large scale in Camp Floyd district,
! leaves this morning for Mercur.
L. NJ Smith, of Pittsburg, Kansas, is
in the city on business and pleasure bent
He will take run out TO Mercur within a
few days.
The Mercur Gold Mining Syndicate and
Development company have acquired title
to a group of six claims on Twin Peaks,
Hot Springs mining district.
The officers of the Monitor Gold Mining
company met Monday night for the pur-
pose of adopting its bylaws and the
transaction of other business.
Andrew Morris, of Beaver; David Keith,
! of Park City; A. W. Forman, of Bing-
| ham; and Frank Dillon, of Mercur, we'll
known mining men, are at the Walker.
Dan Perkins brought in piece of rock
small piece of gold presumably about
% cents WORTH was taken. This is not
bad.-Iron County Record.
Captain Hugo De Prizen, of Eureka,
| the well-known miner and prospector.
was in the city yesterday attending the
meeting of the stockholders OF the North
Eureka Mining company.
Good reports are received from the
gold finds of McBurney and Lon. Higbee
at Sand Springs. Two men are now at
work on the claim and report good
showing.-Iron County Record.
A great many mining men have been to
see the Acme Flour Gold amalgamator
within the past few days, and most of
them express themselves as we'll pleased
with it. The machine is ON exhibition at
room 49, Atlas block.
w. o. Norreu and E. r. Field are in
Skull Valley prospecting for syndicate
composed of twenty Salt Lake citizens.
Their locations will be made in the
names of NJ. H. Beardsley and j, w.
Whitehead ir, in behalf of the syndi-
cate.
The Utah and Montana Machinery COM
pany has just filed an order for a fifty
horse power Westinghouse compound
engine, and a few days ago the company
received the contract for the machinery
for a cyanide plant for the Yellow Jacket
mine on the Salmon river, Idaho.
The directors of the Henrietta Mining
company met Monday night and author
lied the expenditure of the sum of $500
in the development of its group of claims
in the western foothills. Camp Floyd dis
trict. The money will be expended under
the direction of Manager Frank A.
Davis.
The Searchlight Mining company has
just issued a neat and attractive pros
pectus descriptive of its property in the
Sunshine country. The officers of the
company are R. C. Chambers. president;
John Dern, vice-president; Simon Bam-
berger, secretary and manager and John
j. Daily treasurer@
Hon. Charles j. r. Meyer, of Herman
VILE Michigan, is Sojourning in Salt Lake
Utah will look for the gold that The Her
aid has been telling him about during the
past year, for Mr.. Meyer has been post
ing himself regarding our mineral re-
sources through its columns.
NJ. R. Hunt, of Wisconsin, who has
pitched his tent at Mercur, is making ar
rangements to prospect the district with
a diamond drill, and already several of
our mining men are becoming interested
in this direction. Mr.. Hunt was in the
city yesterday and was an interested
spectator on the floor of the mining ex-
change.
NJ. R. Evans and several other Salt
Lakers are hard at work developing
some of their Deep Creek properties in
Clifton Mining district. In this district
there is a splendid showing of ore. which,
If located in Camp Floyd district, would
set people wild with excitement. With
railroad facilities Deep Creek would
make great record for itself.
f P Mcdonald, Robert W. NicoI and
other Salt Lakers have recently been ex-
ploring the country between Mercur and
Eureka, and as a result of their labors
have located a group of five claims near
Greeley Springs and a group of three
claims at Seven Mile Pass. At Twelve
Mile Pass Captain Trobert is doing some
effective work in promising ground, and
IIntirinQ ont
cannot but prove to be of benefit to the
district.
Inasmuch as the compromising of Difficult
ties among mining companies operating
in Mercur appears to be the order of the
day, it would seem as if the Marion and
adjust their differences, thereby avoiding
expensive litigation and assisting in the
upbuilding of the camp. There is no
doubt this could be done if each side
there is no question but that it would
prove to be a money making expediency
all around: and this is what we are all
working for.
The gold tailings left at the Condor mill
from the workings of the Jim Crow ore
Nesbitt Bros to the Phoenix Reduction
company at Bullionville. They are esti-
mated at thousand tons and will be
worked at the Bullionville mill by the
value have been given out at times, and
while this value is not known for GER
tainty. yet it IS expected they will pay
well for working over.-Record, Phoebe,
New.
Judge Henry Rives of this city, Captain
j. De Lamar's attorney, has made an
application for the transfer from the
Third district court to the United States
circuit court of the following cases: Jo-
seph Garter VS.. The Viking Mining COM
pany and ]. r. DeLamar; and Lille Fos-
ter, widow of P. ]. Foster VS.. The Golden
Gate Mining company and J. R. Della
mar. Foster was killed in the Golden
Gate nine and his widow is suing for
$4,000 damages; while Carter, who was
injured in the Maybe shaft. wants dam
ages in the sum of $4,000. The cases will
probably be ready for trial by early
spring.
The annual stockholders meeting of
North Eureka Mining company was held
in this city yesterday in the Office of
James A. Pollock. 242661, shares of stock
being represented The meeting resulted
in the election of the following board
of directors and officers, as follows:
Hugo De Prizen, president; Jas. A. Pol
lock, ce-president: c. l.. PEBBLES sec
rotary and treasurer, Pat Donnelly and
Dr. S. H. Brick. 1t is the intention to
perty this season. The shaft on this
ground is down 120 feet, with drifts beth
ways, and the formation is very promis-
ing, with the outlook encouraging.
There is but one way to make boiler
compounds-analyze the water. find
out what you have to overcome, and
apply the proper remedies Results
clean boilers