The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03


Dan Clay's Julia Dean assays went SC
high that he refused to have them pub
lished.
w. I. Higgins, who is largely inter
] ested in Camp Floyd district, left for
/ Mercur this morning
Ninety tons of ore from the keystone
mine at Bingham were received by the
Dalton and Lark mine yesterday.
Recent development work has shown
up some good ore in the Gold Dollar
mine, or the foothills between the two
Cottonwoods.
L. A Durham, the owner of the Liv-
| ingston gold mine at Pony, Mont, is
now operating the only successful cyan
ide plant in Idaho.
Charles Van Alystine of the Utah
and Galena Mining companies, is in
from Dugway, where he has valuable
mining properties.
1t is understood that the Utah Power
company, now putting in its plant in
Big Cottonwood canyon. has given a
contract for its steel piping.
Fred Adamson, of Sunshine, who is
interested in the Old Fred and other
valuable properties in that locality, is
spending a few days in this city.
Don Mcguire is Illustrating his
faith in the future of Camp Floyd
mining district in the way of doing
systematic development work on his
group of claims near the Mercur mill
just south OF the Gold King property.
T. A Dunshee who is in from Sun
shine, Camp Floyd district speaks
very encouragingly of the outlook for
the camp, but he thinks that miners
should he notified of the fact that
there are TOW m'ora in the district than
can find work.
Superintendent Mygatt of the Gold
King mine leaves this morning for
Manning. Work is being vigcr-
ously pushed on this property. which
is in very promising condition, and
it is the intention to continue develop
ment work all summer.
Mr.. Singheyser, of Salmon City, Ida,
who was in the city yesterday, has an
nounced his intention of erecting $50
ton cyanide custom mill at that place.
He has already sent a carload of Sal
mon city ore to Denver for cyanide
tests which were very satisfactory.
Work has been started on the Cali
fornia Bar at Leesburg, Lemhi county,
Idaho The company is now employing
fifteen men. which force will be in
creased as soon as the water is turned
president of TIE company will be in the
city next Monday.
Applications have been made for a
lease on the property owned by the
Tintic Mining and Milling company,
which is an extension of the Sunbeam
ledge. near Silver City, Utah. This
property has already been developed to
a certain extent, and is situated in
most favorable locality.
DR.. H. NJ. Warren left yesterday for
Marysvale accompanied by several
Salt Lake capitalists, who viii make
an examination of this district, and
in returning will visit Gold Mountain
district, the home of the Sewer mine,
and then cross over the range into
Beaver county, where they will take
in the gold properties in Newton dis
trict.
]. J. Brown of the Searchlight and
Keystones at Sunshine. who is in the
city, feels much encouraged over the
outlook for the camp, and especially
over the favorable srowings made by
the properties in which he is interested
He states that the town of Sunshine
is growing finely, and that in time will
make one of the best towns in the
district. =
Joe Swenson. Ike Emery and Mike
Harmon have pulled out for the Deep