The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-25
mining Notes and Personals.

ides. $3.50: gold bar. s1.56O.
Commercial National BanE-Ores, $1,000
Mining Notes and Personals.
Frank Jardine is back from his southern
trip, looking well and hearty.
The suit regarding the ownership of
Omaha stock is now being tried in the
courts.
G. H. Robinson and Captain Henry
north on mining business.
Times-Review. Tuscarora New: Old
miners commenting on the new shaft at
the Dexter, say it is the best ever sunk
in the camp.
The Dexter Mining company expects TO
! open bids next week for the construction
/ of a 20 or 40-stamp mill at the mine at
Tuscarora, New.
Tommy Croxall. of the South Swansea.
will leave next week for California with
his family Mrs c V Wheeler will ac-
company the party.
o. ]. Salisbury and ]. ]. Daily left yes
terday for Marysvale for the purpose of
making an inspection of the old Deer
Trail mine. near that place.
Hon. c. V. Wheeler of the South Swan
sea. who came in from the mine yester-
da.', S-ates that the mine is looking well
and that the company is loading and
shipping ore right along.
r. E. Crooks. the vice-president OF the
Northern Light Mining company, has re-
turned from an extended visit east. Mr..
Crooks IS looking We'll and states that he
had an enjoyable time during his absence.
Bishop L. J. Hardy John Beck's right
hand man. returned from Cassia county.
Idaho. yesterday, bringing with him sam
pies of ore from the mines in that portion
OF RE STATE in which Mr.. Beck is inter-.
ested.
H. c. Bacorn and F. H. Peyton of Mann
mot-,. VINO have lease on the Sioux
mill. will start up the plant today on ore
from the Star Consolidated mine. The
mill has been closed down for several days
/ Tor repairs.
Lode. DeLamar. Nev.: There are a
couple or mining experts in our midst.
one representing California capital and
the other Colorado capital. They are very
discreet in their movements and but
little can be learned OF their domgs.
The Ontario has declared dividend No.
2l5 of M5.Vuu. payable on the 5Oth inst,
at the Office of the company in New York
With the payment OF this Dividend the
company win have disbursed TO its stock
holders the magnificent sum of si3, 430, COO
Times-Review. Tuscarora. Me-: The
engine al the Dexter is being placed In
position and from present Indications Il
VIII be in motion by the last of the week
1t will be held in place by Y anchor bolts
weighted down with 100 tons of rock and
iron.
the subject of getting uD a mineral
display Tor the Jubilee should receive the
appreciation and support of the members
OF the mining exchange, and a committee
SnOuiU De appointed TO push the matter.
as there IS not now any too much time
in which TO get up a creditable display.
The press of the city has been requested
TO give notice that Immediately after the
call of the stock exchange today the brok-
erS VIII hold meeting for the purpose of
discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of taxing an
adjournment of the regular daily call for
80 or 90 days in order to give the members
a chance to take their summer vacation.
Recent advices from the Golden Eagle
mine. in Central mining district. Nevada.
are of a most encouraging nature. This
gold property is owned by a Salt Lake
company, composed principally of the
leading physicians of the city. and they
are hoping that in time they will be able
TO pose as holders OF gif-edged dividend
paying stock.
n. c. Nelson and ]. 2. Park. two Mer-
cur boys who We're in the city Yesterday !
claims in Peepstone district. upon which
they intend TO resume development in the /
near future. On this property me boys /
nave 4 good showing OF ore. and they be- I
lieve that work will disclose the existence /
OF large bodies of good milling mineral.
Manager ~ L. Morris of the Beaver [
Lake copper Mining company will leave /
for the mine about the irst OF the month /
with the intention of putting on another 7
shift in the development OF the property I
Of the company. TWO shifts are now at
work and the outlook for the mine grows /
better and better as depth is attained as /
the entire bottom of the shaft is in fine
body Of ore that carries good paying val :
ues in copper and gold.
Butte Miner: \ receipt of 50 pounds
of calaverite a species OF tellu-iurn YVES
an event of the week at the Butte school
of mines. The ore was brought in from
the Fan Hee Meetan. o. Little Rocky
range. by Samuel NVithrow. a
who has spent two years in
that region. Colonel Bthune identified the
ore at once and at Mr.. Withrow's re-
quest tested it. The result OF "a assay
yaI eav,Ia
gold per ton. From the entire baton a
brick weighing Sl.251.32.5 was secured. a
tribe in excess OF so per pound. No one
interested is prepared to state the exact
location of the find
]. ]. Norgaard. who has considerable
of the artistic in his make-u-, has di-
rected his talents towards t-e construc-
ton of miniature houses which are given
addition, in the way of decorations, of
ore and minerals from the mines ot the
state. These are to be rallied of and
the tickets are going like hot cakes. as
the mimic houses are novel ard quite
tasty. Mr.. Norgaard informs The Herald
that It is his intention to construct a
plan. which will be displayed during the
Jubilee in the show windows of Walker
Bros. dry goods store Il
Don Mcguire. the well-known mining
expert OF Ogden, who was in the city yes
terday. informs The Herald that he has
Just returned from Idaho. where he has
been busy during the past few months in
The development OF properties west and
southwest of that place for distance of
70 miles or more. and in speaking of this
Ocality he states that this is destined to
become one of the most important gold
mining centers in Idaho. In this region
he ore is refractory. but the lodges are
arge and well-defined and promise enorm-
Jus returns as a reward for the expendi-
ure of capital ana labor in their develop
nent. The country is rough and inacces-
ible at the present time. and but few peO-
Die have been in there. Some placers have
slso been found on the streams and min
RS are making good wages with rockers.
dr. Mcguire will resume work at an early
late in the development of his Camp
floyd properties. and he states that he
las great faith in the future OF this camp.
which. in his estimation. is destined to 8
'ank as one of the greatest gold camps
n the world at an early day. 1t is also
lis intention within short time to make
N examination of Peepstone properties
or ogden parties.
Brough & Graves,