The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-02
Mining Notes and Personals.

G. S. Holmes has lot of fine looking
ore from Idaho on exhibition at the
Knutsford.
Work is being pushed in the develop
ment of the Gold Coin group in Camp
Floyd district.
The Denver Stock and Mining Ex-
change has closed its doors and gone
out of business because of the fact that
there was not room enough in Denver
for two boards.
The O'Meara. boys of this city, who
are working the Carisa nli:Ne near Sill
yer City, expect the arrival of four car
loads of ore from the property within
the next few DAYS.
Grand Valley Times; L. L. Grape
has some fine looking ore taken from a
line east of the Big Indian district. 1t
runs high in copper and silver.
Colonel G. A Henry has returned
from a trip into the Deep Creek coun-
try, where he has been for the purpose
Of making an inspection of properties
there in which he is interested.
Ravenal Macbeth left for Custer City,
Ida, Monday night, for the purpose of
accepting the position of bookkeeper at
the Lucky Boy mine, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Charlie
Stevenson.
Charlie Parr, who made a discovery
of gold bearing ore about 100 miles
west. Of Salt Lake City a few days ago,
is feeling highly elated over the fact
that the rock carries good values in the
yellow metal.
At the meeting of the directors of the
Ajax Mining company, held Tuesday
night, the report of the treasurer and
superintendent was received and filed,
when an adjournment was taken until
II a. m. today.
Grand Valley Times: Thomas DAILY is
in town this week. He informs US he
has been steadily at work pushing de-
velopment work on his claims, and the
mines are as steadily improving. He
has large amount of high grade ore
on the dump.
Ben Olsen, the superintendent of the
Treasure Hill mine, near Silver City,
is in the city ON mining business. Mr..
Olsen states that the working shaft
on this property is now down depth
Of $50 feet and that a. crosscut has
been started for the ore zones
Mammoth Record: Jack Webster
made a strike this week in the Her
scheH. which he has been working for
the past five years. Assays run s44 in
gold. IS ounces silver and 8 per cent
copper. The property is located about
six miles from Mammoth The ore
body, which is about is inches wide,
was encountered at a depth of 142 feet.
Bishop James Andrus and A5hby
Snow, two of the leading citizens of St
George, are registered at the cullen
Mr.. Andrus states that but little min
ing is being done in the southern coun-
try this summer, although there is
some excitement over reported Sold
finds in Bull valley, and the Walker d
Barbee mill at Silver Reef is running
again on lease ores
1t is the intention of the Red Wing
company, which filed its articles of in
corporation day before yesterday, TO
begin at once the driving of long
tunnel for the purpose Of cutting the
vein at a considerable depth The Ted
Wing, which is a promising Bingham
proposition, has also figured on the
Salt Lake market with several ship
ments OF ore, and it is stated that it is
the making of a regular producer with
development
E. L. Talbot, the superintendent Of
the Frisco mine, who is in the city, in
forms The Herald that the new steam
hoist is now in place, and that it will
be in operation by the 10th of the
month. Tie new double compartment
smart, winch Is lOuF anu Cincinnati W
eight and one-half feet in the clear. is
now down to the 35-foot level and it is
expected it will reach the 1O0-foot sta
ton by the 1st of October, when a
crosscut will be run for The ore body,
which is but a few feet distant
At the stockholders meeting of the
Electric Gold Mining & Milling COM
pany held last Monday night, the fol-
lowing officers and directors were elect
ed 80 serve for the ensuing year: w.
l.. Nicol, president; J. g. Hooper, vice
president; r. w Nicol, secretary and
treasurer: H. Rastain and William B.
Reston. a stockholders meeting Of the
company has been called for Sept 20
for the purpose of considering the prop
osition 10 change the articles of incor-
poration so as to make the capital
stock of the company assessable
NO man or woman can enjoy life or
accomplish much in this world While
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