The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-10
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Horn Silver received seven cars of
crude ore yesterday.
Sales of Centennial Eureka have been
reported this week at $3.50
The regular sllfpment,of5 Northern Light
cyanides is expected in today.
The South Swansea will be in the mar
ket today with a 75-ton lot of ore.
There is considerable excitement in Og-
den over the reported gold finds in Rich
county
The assessment Of the Eagle, OF Mer-
cur, of three-fourths of cent. is de!in-
quent today.
The Swansea was in the market yes
terday with a lot of ore. the Germania
being the successful bidder.
The equipment of the Eagle Foundry &
Machine cornpany'S works Will be SOLO AT
noon today at receivers sale.
Ben Haywood left Wednesday for the
Blue mountains TO inaugurate active work
in the opera ton OF the Gold Queen mine
and mill.
Today is the regular day for the an,
nouncement of the Mercur dividend, and
there is no DOUBT OUT tlat the same VIII
be forthcoming.
Attorney Will Bradley, one of Salt
Lakes leading mining lawyers, returned
yesterday from hunting and fishing trip
up in Wyoming.
The Bullion-Beck viii hold IT'S regular
monthly meeting today, when the subject
of dividend for this month will proba-
bly, be discussed.
Lode. De Lamar, New: A man by the
name of Bernard Moore claims that he
bought and now owns the toWnsite OF
Skaguay. Alaska.
The Silver King win pay its regular
nonthly dividend of $4,000 today, which
will bring the total paid by the company
up to the handsome sum of s., 100000.
The directors of the Ajax Mining COM
pany viii hold an adjourned meeting Sat
urtay night for the purpose of receiving
the report of the conference committee.
Arch Miner and George bern will so
out to Mercur this morning, the former
With the paychecks for the men employed
t the (Ieyser-M Marion, while the latter
will do ike service for the Mercur en-
ployees.
The Salt Lake Mining & Improvement
company. Of which J. II. Paris is mana
the Bank of Commerce yesterday. The
consignment weighed Sc pounds and the
bar IS nearly half gold.
W. D. Johnson. manager of the Gold
terday Mr.. Johnson states that the shaft
being sunk on the Gold Point is now in
very hard rock which is believed to be
the Gaping of the vein
A small lot of Morning Glory lease ore
from near Silver City was in the market
yesterday. The lot viii be sold today on
controls showing values of 10 ounces sill
yer, from 81 TO So in gold 10 the ton and
a small percentage IN lead.
Arrangements are being made for a
patent survey of the Duehegue group of
claims at Marysvale. This is valuable
property in the near vicinity of the Dali
ton mine. and It is believed with develop
ment there is big mine there.
The Big silver cup which was presented
to Hon. W. J. Bryan by the people of
Utah was on exhibition yesterday IN the
show windows of Auerbaeh & Bro. It is
a splendid piece of workmanship and at
tracted a great deal of attention.
w. l. Higgins returned yesterday morn
ing from Butte and at noon he left for
Gold Mountain district. where he is in
terested in the development of the Miller
mine, which is one OF the most promise
ing gold properties in the district.
Joseph W. Wilson. president, and John
Edwards. secretary of the Free Coinage
Mining company, were out to the mine
of the company, near GranJsville, yester-
day, for the purpose of making q thor
ough inspection of the property, in which
important strikes have been made of Slte.
The Highland Boy mill mas been rum
ming day and night for the past week
and it is said that the machinery goes as
smoothly as watch A cleanup will
hardly be made until the first of next
month. but the operation of the plant 50
far has been very satisfactory.
George l.. Aggers of Denver was in the
city yesterday on his way TO Seattle,
where he VIII establish an outfttersl es-
tablishment for the f5enefit of Klondike
pilgrims. Mr.. .Agger5 states that thous-
andS OF Colorado people are stricken down
with Rinndicitis. and that in the spring