The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-04
Mining Notes and personals.


Ten tons of Mohawk ore, from Bing-
ham, are at the Taylor & Brunton sanp-
Ter.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the mining company will be held
today at p. m.
A. w. Perego, P. ]. Carney and other
gentlemen leave this morning for Mercur
on mining business.
There was a slim attendance at the
meeting of the members of the Stock ex-
change last night, and as a quorum was
not present, no business was transacted.
| The committee on arrangements viii
meet this afternoon at the KnutSford at
5 o'clock.
Daniel Funk. L. J. Clark and DR.. G.
w. Shores have just completed deal
for an interest in a new mineral discov-
cry in the mountains near Fillmore, in
Willard county The ore from the new
discovery goes $13 in gold. u ounces sill
yer and quite large per. cent. IN cop
Der. and the new purchasers think they
have a bonanza in an embyrotic state.
R. H. Officer is one of our kodak
f1ends who was among the first to take
in the Leadville ice palace, and as re-
suit of his snap shots, he is exhibiting
some finely executed photographs OF the
palace. Bob is getting photography down
to a fine point. and some of our Old
time photographers will soon have to
take hints from him.
James A Ross. one of the directors
of the Golden Star Mining company, who
own group Of mines on Mt. Badly, in
Piute county, was a visitor in Zion last
Saturday, and during his stay here,
joined with Captain Ed Egan in the
purchase of the remaining treasury stock
of the company, amounting to 10000
shares. The Golden Star group is looking
well, and during the coming year will
be thoroughly developed.
A good-sized crowd will leave Salt
Lake on the 18th and will take in the
Ice palace excursion to Leadville. The
people of Leadville have always been
very generous towards Salt Lake when
this city has made any effort in the way
of attractions and now that LeadVille
has erected its beautiful palace of ice
our people should reciprocate. Edwin w.
Senior who is getting up the excursion,
was busy yesterday distributing artistic
Autographed pictures of the palace
among our people.
One of the best things in the way of
mining literature we have seen of late.
is the Mining Stock Manual published
in Denver. This manual gives the name,
capitalization, name of claim, location
and names of president and secretary of
every mining company organized in
Colorado. The manual was published
under the direction of the Denver Mining
exchange. and is of great value for ref
erence. We understand that a gentleman
in this city is talking of getting up a
similar publication for Utah. It should
be done.
The wreck on the Eureka branch of
the U. P. road Sunday afternoon men
ton of which was made in yesterday S
Herald. occurred at Mammoth Junction,
instead of at Ironton, as stated In com
ing down the grade three cars broke loose
from the train. which was backing down.
The brakeman, finding that his brakes
would not hold the runaways had the
good sense to get off before it was too
late. when. after running short dis
The track was torn up for some distance
and a broken rail passed clear through
one of the cars. which were loaded with
concentrates from the Sioux Consolf-
amount of the concentrates was lost.
The main damage was to the track.