The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-02
Mining Notes ANA Personals.


Two carloads of Galena ore will be re-
ceived today.
Ed Montgomery of Blackfoot, Idaho,
is in the city.
Hon. Frank Harris, of the United States
land office, is rejoicing because of the re-
turn OF his wife and family from Chicago
The American Gas & Fuel company
struck another big flow OF gas Monday
in its new well, and now another We'll Is
being driven.
j. r. Dayton. of the Elgin creamery.
has a fine piece OF Arizona ore displayed
in the coInpaIlyiS ONCE at 81 East second
South street.
The Victor company made a cleanup
of So, 500 last week. the result OF nfteen
days run with nve men.-Free Press,
Grangerville, Idaho.
Newt. Dunyon, the efficient foreman
of the, CentenuIal-Eureka, mine, is in the
city and will. do full justice 10 the carnl-
val during his stay here
Colonel S. 7. Pearson, of the Marion
NINE returned TUESDAY from a visit to
Tooele City, a prominent Union Pacihc
omclal was his companion on the trip.
Senator Wilson, ex-Congre ssman Voor-
hees and Clarence Ide OF SPOKANE, ar
rived here SUNDAY en- route 10 the victor
placer claim Gu salmon river, IN which
they are interested.
Ike Jennings returned yesterday from
his visit to the Vanderbilt mine, at
Haley, Idaho. Mr.. jennings says thus
NINE, when is owned largely py salt
Lakers, is in good shape.
1t is announced that the Golden Star
Mining company, the owner OF valuaple
ground IN Cod Mountain district, N
Plute county, will soon levy an assess
menE upon its capital stock.
The overland mine, at Bingham, owned
by l.. W. Clark, j. &. Taylor and General
Rowlands is looking well and ore taken
from this property shows values OF oO
per cent. lead and % ounces IN silver 10
the ton.
The Sunshine mine has closed down I'M
til after the Fourth in order to enable
the miners to visit the carnival The null
however, viii keep on running, as plenty
OF ore has been broken down IN the mine
TO keep it in operation for a week.
Harry Windsor, who is IN from Mer-
cur, informs The Herald that drifting has
been commenced in the Buckeye tunnel 10
the southeast ON a body or ore. Mercur,
! he states, is rebuilding in the ire dis
trlct, and that the Golden Gate is doing
good work in grading the streets.
The directors of the National Bank of
the Republic met yesterday afternoon and
declared a 5 per cent. dividend on the
capital stock of the bank, besides adding
S1o U0U to it's surplus lea wing surplus and
UNDIVIDED pronls aSS4ts,dlins soo,oVo. ILLS
is an exceedingly crealtable showing
Colonel Cass Hite returned yesterday
from his visit TO Leadville, in Willard
county on the Union Pacific railroad.
Mr.. Hite states that it is too hot to pros
pect III that locality just now, and that
he will aerer this work until fall. IL is
his intention to take in the Chicago con-
vention and work for the cause OF silver
| Colonel Nat. Daniels, of Leadville,
| Colorado, is in the city for the purpose
of enjoying the carnival. Colonel
Daniels is an old Comstocker, but for
sixteen years has resided in Colorado S
great carbonate camp. He IS an ola
friend of L. NJ. Goliath, of Salt Lake
and will exchange "reminiscences with
! him while here
AS work progresses in the Overland
mine, near the Sunshine, the outlook be-
comes more and more encouraging. At
present a drift is being run northerly
from the. bottom of the 160-foot shaft on
the strike of, the vein, and the ore is
still carrying good values. AS far as UNI
covered, it has been DEMONSTRATED that
| the vein has a. dip of "A degrees.
| superintendent j. D. Kendall. of the
| Centennial-Eureka mine, who arrived in
the city yesterday ON purpose to take