The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-04

Mining Notes and Personals.
Newt Dunyon, foreman of the Cen
tennial-Eureka mine, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. Allen G. Campbell has returned
from a visit to his ranch in Lincoln
county, Nevada.
The National Bank of the Republic
yesterday received $4,000 in gold bars
and three cars of Ajax ore.
a. j. Lauterman, the we'll known
Cripple Creek mining operator, is in
THE city from am extensive trip into
Idaho.
Captain H. c. Snyder, who is de-
veloping some valuable properties in
Bingham, is spending few days in
the city.
The directors of the Cleveland mine,
in Tintic, met last Saturday and made
arrangements to resume work on this
property.
j. a. Brent, of the Suffer Creek plac-
ers, left last night for California, where
he will continue development work on
the conpany's property.
Henry NJ Ryan has returned from
his Chicago visit, and is more than
ever of the opinion That Utah is one
of the greatest mineral states in the
Union.
The bullion coach of the De Lamar
company, arrived here last Wednesday
evening and next morning left with
coed load of the yellow stuff. Lode,
De Lamar, New.
Joe Biddlecone, the contractor on the
Red Cloud, adjoining the Sunshine and
Overland, arrived in the city last night
and reports that the new strike in this
l. 1or-
Assays were made yesterday on ores
from the Morgan, Hardscrabble mines
which, besides other values, demon
strated that the mineral carried 3.97
per cent nickel and go per cent
cobalt.
The Anderson Bros, who have been
visiting the Anderson property near
Mercur, Will leave for their Nebraska
home this morning well pleased with
the showing made by this promising
property.
Developments are progressing on the
Portland mine, near Iron City, Utah,
under the management of Dan Page.
This property has already made several
shipments and it is believed that it
will open out into a mammoth silver
lead producer.
Ed Coleman, who is in Jail at Ogden
charged with murder while defending
lis rights while on a prospecting eXpe-
dition near Vernal last spring, will be
tried next month, his case coming up
for hearing on September 5. Judge
Powers has been retained to defend
him
Manager c. H. Wilbur, of the Golden
Eagle mine, in Humboldt county, Ne
vada, has received word that during
the past month the lower tunnel ON this
property has been extended a hundred
feeJ on the ledge. The vein is two feet
in width and carries values of from $50
to $50 in gold to the ton.
The De Lamar mill was shut down
for two days the. past week on account
Of scarcity of water The pipe was
broken in several places between the
supply tanks and the pump station in
Meadow Valley Wash. The company
has experienced much trouble of late
with the water, but it is thought that
all trouble is now. over.-Lode. De La
ma, New.
L. w. Clark and Truman Schenck
have returned from the Cold Stone
mine, near Salmon City. Idaho, where
/ read is being built i'm order to get
the new mill to the mine. While alb
sent Messrs. Clark and Schenck went
JVeT to EeeSburS ana crfalned oonu
IN Bagley's Hidden Treasure group Of
mines, noted producers that adjoin the
2cted Mayfeld.
Jack Bolton has returned from his
-isit to the Old Columbia district, in
county where he inspected the
3lue Bell, Alpine, Snowslide and Iron
zap claims, on the former of which a
our-foot vein has been uncovered thar
ghows six inches of solid galena ore.
The Blue Bell group is located about
mile from the Naylor group on the
lead of Government creek.
George NJ. Scott &, Co. yesterday ship
oed the new cyanide plant for the Dex-
-er mine, at Tuscarora, New. A fifteen Fl
on shipment of high grade ore was
'eceived from this property Monday,
md another consignment will arrive by
he 18th inst. The Dexter promises to
develop into a heavy producer and div
dend payer. Stock in the company is
leld principally by Salt Lake people
D. M. Robinson of Ogden was in the
,ity yesterday on business connected
With the consolidation of the White Cap
md Yellow Jacket properties a short