The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-11
mill. which IS being operated under the
dfrectfnn of Col. H. G. Hebron.

dreoton ae n do Gsiak g. GDiHHa efon anaeF e
Charles J. HODGES. the general man
eyer Of the North Last Chance mine. at
Bingham, has returned from an extended
thing vii be definitely known soon in re-
lAtton to the erection of th- proposed mill
on this property
Messenger. Cheliis. Ida: a rich gold
Custer the other day Excitement is run
ming nigh on Yankee Fork. DIT is iInpos-
oible to get any particulars, only that a
prOspoctor had brought in quartz from a
big ledge near Custer thar was literally
filled with gold.
A telegram was received yesterday from
a: L. Morris. rnanager of the Beaver
Lake and the Yellow Jacket Mining COM
panies stating that he would arrive in
Salt Lake from the east on Tuesday OF
next week. It is expected that Mr. Nor
r35 will bring his family with him and
make this city his future home
The -Four Aces company sold two lots
Of ore on the open market yesterday, the
consignment, netting the company s565.
lead and 60.i5 ounces In silver, while the
other showed values of 35-t per cent lead,
$3.50 ounces silver and 60 cents In gold
to the ton Both lots carried, iron In ex-
cess.
Recorder. Salmon City, Ida: The Gold
stone mine and mill closed down yester-
day after very successful rum The re-
quits Ct Which were very satisfactory.
From the best authority we learn that
the matter Will be adjusted IN a few
days TO the satisfaction of all interested
and work resumed. This company has a
AL n tho m'ne' ~h'eh VIM DC Do' up 'nlS
VIII Goodsell Is back from Willow
Creek. 81 the Deep Creek country, where
R ne has bsn Of s4 s pr OF in oe as-
| owned br the Pride of the Hills Mining
! COMPANY Of this city. This mine ts look
| ing well and ore from there was gent in
snort TINA ago that asgayed 1900 ounces
In oliver 20 the ton, besides we'll in gold
and copper and 90 per cent lead. The
on1ceFs OF The company are BOYD Park,
president; JOG Brinker. vico president; ].
Walker. treasurer.
Work IS progressing STEADILY IN the
operation and Development Of the Horn
Silver mine and Hon. P. r. Farnsworth.
| that the main working shaft Is now down
to the 1.406 foot level, and that when an
other 100 feet is gained 1T is the tnten-
ton to crosscut for the vein The mine
and heavy shipments of crude ore and
concentrates. Mr.. Farnsworth also statec
that st g the intention to resume work
on ths Gupric. on the other side Of the
Horn Silver mountain at am early day.
Elmer e. Greeks, vice president OF the
Northern Light Mining company. will
leave this rn1rning for his old home In
MINI esotA. WIS. where he will settle up
his fathers large estate. OF which he is
| the sole heir, Although but a compare
| tively newcomer here, Mr.. Crooks has
| been erntnently successful ~ his business
| and mining Ventures and Is rated as a
keen business man and 81 square In bis
dealings as die. AT an early day he Sc
| cured a larEe interest IN the Northern
| Light, besides which he has acquired
irother holdtnEa of value but ne considers
! that the Northern Light is the most val-
| is confident that the mine viii soon fall
into line as . regular dividend-payer. AS
soon as possible Mt Coroks Mill return to
Ut.h. which he has decided to make mis-
| future home.