The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-27
,Iining Notes and Personals.

T. A. Richards of Denver, the Colo
rado state geologist, is registered at the
Knutsford.
A. Elwell of Chicago, an old friend of
E H. Airs, of the Mercur mine. is in
the city on mining and other business.
Manager C. E. Allen, of the Centennial
Eureka, went out to Eureka Wednes-
day night so that he could be at the
mine yesterday to eat turkey with the
boys.
Charles Crismon, of the Utah & Galena
mines. left for Salmon City, Ida, last
night, near which place he will examine
some promising mining properties for
Salt Lake parties.
The Logan Nation favors the idea of
the creation of place in the presidents
cabinet for a secretary of mines. The
Inter Mountain Review. of this city, also
favors the idea.
NJ. K. Rogers, the well-known minRg
expert who has been spending some time
in this city, departed a few days ago
fo= Mexico where he will examine min
ing properties for the Anaconda Mining
company of Butte.
It is expected that the engine and
boiler for the Northern Light mill will
arrive at Fairfield tomorrow, and The
Herald is informed by the management
that it will not take long after the ma
chinery arrives before the plant will be
in operation.
Joe Wilkinson. the efficient superin-
tendent of the Overland mine al Sun
shine, partook of his Thanksgiving din
ner in this city. Mr.. Wilkinson informs
The Herald that the Overland IS looking
well and that he is blocking out fine
bodies Of ore in this property.
The tunnels in the Black Jack and
Trade Dollar mines at Silver City, which
have their entrances on opposite sides of
Florida mountain, are connected. These
now form one continuous tunnel that
penetrates clear through the mountain.
Bulletin, Mountain Home, Ida.
w. H. Dewey from Silver City TO VIII
low Creek are still on the road, the mud
being so deep that it is almost impossible
to make any progress with the heavy
load. The outfit was stalled yesterday at
mocrats.-Stat esmaD, Boise, Ida
]. Eisenmann arrived here last Friday
evening from Phoebe and has been busy
attending to matters connected with the
Magnolia mine. The ledge has been
reached and soon a force of men will be
put to work to determine whether or not.
bonanza exists there-Lode, De Lamar,
New.
C. ]. L. Myer, a prominent capitalist
of Hermanville Mich, and a heavy
holder of East Golden Gate stock; has
been here recently looking into the con-
ditions al the property. He says that
to him his stock IS worth just as much
TO him now as when he bought, as in
his mining share ventures, which in
clude Portland, Anaconda, Elkton and
other choice Cripple Creek stocks, he
mas always D6S0 SON6IlSu by the con-
dition of the property more than the
condition of the market. and he thinks
East Golden Gate has suffered no deDre-
citation although the stock fell.-Inter-
Mountain Mining Review.
Captain Black, the manager of the East
Golden Gate, informs The Herald that he
received letter yesterday from Super
irtendent Oliver that although the drill
had been caught in a crevice a few days
ago and a short delay incurred, that now
the work of sinking was progressing
finely, and on Wednesday the drill went |
down a distance of 80 feet. The drill hole |
IS now down to the 1,113-foot level. For |
sometime the bit has been in hard lime |
bEt now it is in softer ground and ac- |
cOrding to the opinion of experts, it can |
not be long now before the ore deposits !
are encountered if they underlie that |
portion of the district. The operators of |
the drill state that they believe the |
qualification of the formation is now |
beginning to flatten out The captain |
announces that as soon as any values |
are encountered he will notify the public
Of the fact at once through the press.
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