The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-08
Mining Notes and Personals.

Mining Notes and Personals.
j Dixon Of Iron Belt Wis, is in the
! CITY on mining business.
w. C. B. Allen will go ont IN Mercur
this morning on mining business
| The Macintosh sampler Yesterday re-
| centrates.
Hon. Thomas G. Merrill will leave for
Mercur and Tintic this morning on min
| ing business.
The Sacramento company Will make its
regular weekly shipment of cyan'des to-
day, amounting in value II about $500.
Colonel o. b. Hardy Of the Bingham
copper company, will ieave for the east
this morning on important ninjrg bust
ness
Charlie Crismon IS back from Idaho.
! where he has been on important mining
business for party Of Salt Lake cepit-
A carload of Galena ore was sold on the
cent lead, and 500 ounces in silver to
the ton.
Buckeye of Tintic is coming to the
front in a most encouraging manner,
and it is reported that 1000 shares
changed hands yesterday at ~ cents.
c. L. Dignowity will 20 ont 10 Mercur
this morning for the purpose OF tegin-
nlng assessment work on a group of
claims on the west DIP adjoining the
OH-dIa ana La Clgale mines,
Manager George Crismon, of the Gold
Yesterday for the purpose of meeting his
wife, who has been visiting friends in
Boston since the first of last September
Dealings on the curb we,e qui :. active
Yesterday afternoon and the following
safes were reported: live hunIred l ucky
Bill at 2212 cents; 800 Northern Light at
~ cents and 100 South Swansea az $50
The New York mining exchange has
started up again under most favorable
auspices, and a letter just received from
one of the members of the board states
that the outlook for the institution is now
very bright. 30
Frank L. Hill of the Pinto Mining &
Milling company, is I the east with lis
family, and The Herald Is informed that
during his absence he w;ll interest capital
IN the Iron county property in which
TIMOTHY Driscoll and other Salt Lakers
are heavy owners.
The latest from the State Line district
is that the Burro mine has Just made
shipment of four tons of high grade
ore, which should be on the market today.
It is stated that considerable work is now
vicinity Of the Burro, -
A letter received yesterday from the
superintendent of the Golden Star mine,
IN Cold Mountain mining district, states
mat work is progressing finely in the de-
Velopment of the property and that the
Gre body in the Blue Bird tunnel is hold
ing out in good shape.
Recorder, Salmon City, Ida: Nj. Powell
arrived yesterday from Shoup where he
went TO put in the machinery for the
Monolith mill, out Inding everything at
g standstill on account OF the COLI YEA
tier. came back and left for Sltt Like
this morning. lie expects 10 return early
next spring.
E. P. Jennings, the mining expert who
ms been in Utah for several weeks past
looking up mining properties for eastern
capitalists, is now in Montana examining
mines for the same parties. While here
OF the camps of T.nric and Bingham with
which he was highly pleased.
j. b. Taylor, the superintendent of the
Marion Consolidated mine ir Little Cot
tonwood canyon, will return 10 The can
yor tomorrow and continue working iris
property all winter. At the present tine
the mine shows up a go body of Sos
ore, and Mr.. Taylor expects to nave
several me shipments ready for the mar
ket by spring.
George Arthur Rice, who has a great
reputation throughout this western coun-
try as successful mining promoter, was
IN the city yesterday, large portion of
with Charlie Lammersdorf. the chief
mogul of the Sewer Mining company 1t
is sad that Mr. Rice is on his way to
the coast on big mining deal.
l.. E. Ritter, who is interested in the
claims in the Sunshine country not far
from Chipman's Gold Pom property has
received word from the eastern owners
in this valuable SrJIni % begin the as
easement work on he same ut once and
IL IS stated that it is he intention 20 Go
some heavy work in the development of
these properties.
The work of adding to the capacity of
on Tuesday of this week the ENLARGED
plant viii start up and the new tanks
Will be filled with pulp for a trial rl,n
The enlargement Will bring the capacity
of the mill from 80 tons daily up to 10
and II is believed that it will not be long
now before the company will be able to
come to the front with dividends.
Democrat, Baker City, Ore: Mr. ". W.
plcy of the AIerralls Mill company is in
the city, having ius- completed the work
Of putting i'll place a Morals liyd, aulic
Quartz mill at the slack But mine in
says the mill was put N operation on
Thanksgiving evening and when he left
the mine the conditions were favorable
for good run.
An effort was made a short time ago by
local capitalists to get hold of the Lady
country, adjoining the Joe DAILY, but it
is understood that the attempt was a
failure and that some Denver parties
were the fortunate ones, and it is stated
that they are now hard at work in the
development of the property. The Joe
DAILY is being worked by the owners of
the Undine
The strike at Leadville has not been
satisfactorily settled as yet, and martial
law has been in force in the treat car
Donate camp for some time, and it has
been necessary, in order to pass the l-ne
of pickets. to obtain permit from the
commanding general. Yesterday a gen
tleman who is just in from Leadville,
was exhibiting one of these permits
which is certainly a curiosity in these
times of peace.
The Herald is informed that the
Swansea working shaft is now down to
the 55O-foot level and that a station is
Tintic property. from all accounts, is
looking in better shape than ever and il
is stated that the company began load
ing Up ore yesterday for another ship
ment. The Swansea made 1O0-ton ship
ment a few days ago concerning which
nothing was said in the press.
E. P Sears superintendent of the
NINE near Silver City, was in
Salt Lake yesterday for the purpose OF
attending a meeting of the board of d.
rectors, which was held in the afternoon.
Nick Robertson, the well known mining
attorney, who is now located at Eureka,
was in the city yesterday. He states that
work is being pushed in the development
of the Hot Stun group of mines in North
Tintic district, and that the company is
good reports from that locality
almost any day now
Assay for silver SOC, gold and silver
75c. gold, silver and lead 81. j. H.
Korty & Co. assayers, 217, 219 South
West Temple.