The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-25
BINGHAM MINING NOTES.
CulIed From the Columns of the
Breezy Bulletin.

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Chilled From the Columns of the
Breezy Bulletin.
The Mcclellan gold saving machine,
of which we made mention last week,
is being removed to a point on Snake
river for experiment there 1t is pity
that some of our placer mine owners
did not take enough interest in this
machine to at least go and examine 1t.
During its work here it has proved an
absolute success as a fine gold saver
and concentration, and there are num-
dred places in this canyon where, as
compared with common sluicing, it
would save its cost in two weeks. Mr..
Mcclellan and party have returned to
Salt Lake and will Immediately begin
the construction of a much larger ma
chine, which they talk of planting
somewhere in Bingham canyon, II any
one can be induced to lease them
ground or sell dirt.
One of the threatened injunction
suits against Dan Clays to restrain
him from removing ore from the Julia
Dean claim. was begun in the Third
district court Monday by Edward Car
rick, owner of the Red Wing claim,
who sets forth that the workings in
the Julia Dean tunnel are on his pro-
perty. The suit is also to recover $10,-
900 for ore already distracted. The
Red Wing is working in tunnel
about seventy-fve feet UP the hill,
east of north of the Dean tunnel Site
1t is understood that parties owning
ground on the other side of the Julia
Dean expect to snow that the bonanza
is trespassing within their lines.
The Nancy Hanks, at head of Mark
ham gulch, is liable to show up on the
list of producers this summer A tun-
mel in over hundred feet shows eight
to ten inches pay, and there are several
tons of shipping ore on the dump. 1t
carries about 90 per cent lead, five to
six ounces silver, and several dollars
in gold. L H. Gray, attorney, associ-
ated with Colonel Frank D. Hobbs, is
Interested in the Nancy. He says she
kicked like a steer because The Bulle-
tin map ignored her, but will get down
to work and deserve prominent men
ton in the next special addition.
Word comes from Copper gulch that
a fine body of ore has been encoun-
tered in the Pride Of the Valley. AS
stated III our columns two weeks ago,
at AS feet depth the shaft in this pro-
perty had reached soft vein matter,
and it was then deemed question of
only a few feet when ore would be
reached. c. w Cook and associates
have emulated the example of their
neighbors of the Dalton & Lark in
staying by their proposition to land in
ore or China, and we cordially nope
their energy and pluck is ABOUT 10 De
abundantly rewarded.
James johnson is said to have begun
suit in the Third district court against
jeremiah Schenck and H. H. Rea OF
the Dalton & Lark mines, to recover
So. 600 alleged to have been loaned them
in 1891. Manager Schenck denies ever
having borrowed any sum from john
son, and says the reported action is the
first intimation he has had that john
son has any unsatisfied claim against
the company. aCs Jtu
1t is said the old Tiawaukee mine
never made a better showing than at
present, there being three ore bodies in
five places, one breast of four feet OF
galena. Some of the ore runs 800
ounces in silver. The Tiawaukee is
under the able management of Mike
Flynn, an old Colorado miner.
1t is understood that Manager George
w Keel is soon to resume active oper-
ations on the Butterield company
property. The mines are in shape to
make a considerable output this sum
mer.
ore of improved quality is being
taken from the $40 level of the Ante
lope. Work has been practically sus-
pended in the incline until a steam
hoist is put IN. The incline was sunk
to nearly 700 feet depth with a horse
whim.
The little Mcclellan gold machine
while here demonstrated that it could
save SIS per day to the man from dirt
that would hardly pay for running
through a sluice box.
In spite of wind and weather Dalton
& Lark ore is reaching market with
great regularity this month, and the
Shipments bid fair to show an in.
crease over April.
Several carloads of high-grade galena
were shipped from the Brooklyn the
other day. This is the first regula,
shipment from the old mine since work
was resumed.
The Northern Light has out 100-tor
lot of shipping ore and will market il
at once.
Independent, Springville, Utah: Will
lam M. Roylance made a flying trip tc
P V. Junction Saturday evening tc
look over the Utah Asphaltum com.
pany's property at that place. This
company has some of the best asphal
tum in the world and wherever it has
been used it has given the best of sat.
isfaction. 1t hardens readily and does
not crack or break. A force of men
was put to work on the property and ii
will be steadily worked. The company
hopes to have some of their product
used in Salt Lake.
Mirror, Morgan City, Utah: Raleigh
Bros. came up from Salt Lake Thurs
day morning. They have located three
claims three miles west of the Morgan
mine, and will commence work Fri
day They have gone in about ter
feet and have struck a copper quartz
bearing free gold The assay will ap-
pear in the next issue of the Mirror.
Mining Notes and Personals.