The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-07
yesterday were $500 $40: for the same day
last year they Were S275, sos.
Mining Notes and Personals.

A. H. Bemfs is in from Bingham.
w. S. Godbe, of Bullionville, Nevada
is registered at the Cullen.
Henry Carroll. the efficient assayer fe
the Mercur mine, is in the city.
Jerry Landlord, of the Sterling mine
III southern Nevada, is in the city.
Alex Topoutz of Salmon City, Idaho
is in the city for the purpose of getting
a mill for his mine at Shoup.
G. G. Hall leaves for Bingham thi
morning to lock after the development
of some of his mining properties in PINE
gulch.
The Electric property in the Sunshin
country is looking well and the shaft is
being sunk on the same as rapidly witt
double shift.
Mr.. Havens, of Post G. Ravens, tn,
manipulators of the Lone Springs Colo
mine in Deep Creek, has returned from
his railroad trip.
Manager John Dern, of the Mercur, i:
at the mine today making an inspection
of the property and attending to tht
regular shipment of cyanides.
The governing board of the stock ex-
SSn aig met yesterday, but quorum not
being present, the meeting was adjourned
until next Monday at 4:S0 p. m.
The Dalton & Lark reports the re.
| ceipt yesterday of 149 tons of carbonates
and 1872 tons of silicious ores. D. & l.
treasury stock is going steadily. 1861
81 cents. ~
DR.; Davis, of Tooele, is pushing work in
his Yellow Dog claim. in Soldier Bridge
canyon. The face Of the tunnel, which is
in 100 feet, shows encouraging indications.
and the doctor believes that pay dirt is
near at hand.
Allan Senior who is just in from Mer-
cur feels greatly elated over the show
ing made by the Utica mine which is
showing up fine body of ore that i'm
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wheel. =" mo
j. S. Lakin, of the Sacramento mine
ieaNeS Tor Mercur this morning. Mr..
Lakln informs The Herald that the
wooden tanks at the Sacramento mill
have been replaced by iron tanks and and
Lhat the mill will be started up about the
middle of this week
me new strike in the Bingham Conner
coInpany's Mast mine is making a fine
r 81 the last assays attesting values
ranging from II Lilo per. cent. lead. ii %
ounces silver and 50 in gold to IS 10 per
cent. lead. Il lilo ounces silver and s.. 10
IN gold. A carload shipment of this ore
Will be made today.
ro Inc f Eureka Wolf-,Tone Mining COM
Pdny nled Its articles of incorporation
yesterday, Its organiza ton being based
on group of four claims Joining the
keystone and Bullion-Beck claims on the
easl. ms is valuable ground and has
Whlch shows up some ore. Work on this
shaft is to be resumed at once. and the
company will put in a within to facili-
tate developments. The company has
been capitalized at only 10000 shares of
par value of 81 each, 10000 shares of
which have been set aside as treasury
stock, to be sold only at its face value.
meeting of the board of Fire under
writers Of Utah was held yesterday,
when the following officers were elected:
Hugh Anderson nrpci6ant.
renee, vice-president; Clarence S. Clair,
secretary, and Samuel Donnell, general
manager. The executive board was then
chosen as follows: ]. W. Rookledge, H
G. Whitney. c. E. Hudson, Joseph Game
and A. l.. Jacobs. of this city; J. H.
Goddard. of Ogden, and Mr. Gates. of
Provo. The meeting was most harmonious
and the welfare of insurance agents and
the public will be well taken care of by
the new board. The executive board
meets today to transact routine bust
ness.
A. N. Butts, who figured quite promi-
nently in the early history of Mercur,
and who made a stake by the sale of
the Golden Gate and Viking properties,
is in the city from Angels camp Cali
fornia, where, on the mother lode, he is
interested with John ]. Meyers and James
7. Wall in the Bolitho and Winona mines, 1
in which good bodies of good ore have
been exposed running from SIS up into
the thousands in gold, some of the sam
pies he brought back with him being al
most pure. Mr.. Butts is also interested
with E. P Lynch in placer proposition
in Trinity county in which he claims he
has So, 100000 in gold in sight. This ground
is just being placed in shape for effec-
tive work, as hydraulics and elevators
are being put in, and it is estimated that
when all is in readiness, the cleanups
will amount to $4,000 monthly. The works
will be started on or before August 1st,
when the dividends will be great. Mr.. |
Butts has many friends in Utah who |
will rejoice over his good fortune =