The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-05
company with General Manager Wood

Is now being run for the vein from tn
500-foot level
Ed Wagner. who is heavily interests
in mining in Lemhi county. Idaho. ar
rived in the city yesterday, accomoanie,
by Mrs. Magner Ed has many friend
in this city who will be glad to see hi
genial 2biz once again.
Frank Y Taylor, the secretary of IA
Buckeye company is in Tintic maxim,
an examination of the property of III
company, which is located near Diamond
1t is expected that the Ducaeve will SCOT
be in the market with another sllipmen
of high-grade ore.
G D. Gardiner has received word from
Washington that the application for Z
patent for the Tuscarora group of 81,
claims has been granted, and paten
receipt has been issued. The Tusca-
rora is located in West mountain district
adjoining the Extra Session.
J. W. Young, the vice-president and one
of the directors of the Bingham Place.
company of Lemhi county Idaho. ar
rived in the city yesterday from England
where he spent the past winter. Mr.
Young is glad TO get back to Utah again
ane II IS his intention TO spend the sum
mel here.
L. J. Clark will go out to Lion hin to-
oas Ior The purpose of begi II nS Acrk
IN the development of the Wachusett and
Royal Gorge properties Is. in which lie =
| interested with Messrs Dern Airs Pey-
! tor and others. This is valuable ground
| and before the season is over II Is ex-
!
paying producers on the hill.
The two carloads of Magnolia ore. the
receipt of which from De Lamar. New.
was mentioned in these columns yeste--
OF 800 in gold and 50 ounces in silver to
the ton 1t IS expected that from now
! on the Magnolia will appear on the
list as regular shipper The MAGNOLIA
is owned by j. Eisenmann, of De Lamar
and T. r. Jones, of this city
The Herald is informed that the recent
strike in the Uncle Sam nine on Godiva
mountain, at Eureka. is all right. Al
the discovery OF ore was made Jesse
Knight has already shipped two carloads
OF hot stuff. and now he is engaged
In taking out another consignment. The
Humbug is also looking exceedingly well.
and y IS expected that within the next
few months it will repeat its remarkable
record of the past winter.
J. n. Dunyon arrived in the city from
kinsley district Nevada. Yesterday
where he has been during the past win
ter directing operations at the l<insley
grou2 of mines owned by himself and
son. Newt Dunyon. and W. w Chisholm
:! ID. Kendall and Will Bradley of this
c-t. MIR. Dunyon states that the mines
are looking well. with a 150-ton lot of
hIgh-grade ore ready for shipment, be-
sides which there is a large amount of
second-class ore on the dump ship
made.
y. T.
archie Nivens. prominent in mining cir
cles here, has been offered a position with
the Exploration company Of London one
OF the greatest of mining syndicate.. and
mas accepted Mr.. Nivens has been or
dered to report at San Francisco and will
take his departure in a few days AIR
NlVens field of operations will be in New
Mexico. The many frienls of Mr.. Nj
vens will be pleased to hear of Ms good
fortune and will hope that il will e TO
the advantage of the company by which
he IS employed to direct some attention
10 this part of the mineral world.
A special from Ouray. Colo says
rich strike was made in the Commodore
Foote this morning. The vein consists of |
rich body of native and brittle silver
and chlorides. The vein at the openiu- !
was about Is inches wide. w J. EIonkins |
IS the owner, but the mine is being /
worked under lease and bond by Edward |
Sh:ffier q Co. This property is located /
within sight of the city and near the am
about three-quarters of n Iniie /
east. force will be placed at work 10 /
further develop the property. and the re- /
suits are dnXiouSly looked forward to. /
Some very rich mineral has beel taken |
out OF this mine in former days
There is good reason 10 believe that the
Oregon Short Line excurSi N rext Sun
day to Tint!c and Mercur will be well
patronized and that Salt Lakers and
others will avail themselves Cf this op-
portunity of visiting these two great
camps. The pleasure of the ride alone
u.
which is only g, to say nothing IF The
opportunity the excursionists VIII lave
Of visiting the mines, pr. iSpect.;. mills and
hosting works of these two camps l'he
special will leave the o. 8. =. depot in
this city at SIS a. M. and returning. vii,
arrive in the city at 1:30 p. IN. The train
will arrive at Eureka at 1880 a. m. and
At Mercur at 9:45 a. m.
From reliable authority it is known The
for the North Mountain COM
oany has been shipped from Denver. and
he contemplated changes will be made
n their mill in the very near future. Mr..
Brown. the managing director Of this
company. along with some others inter-
.sted. arrived Wednesday evening. At
he Star x Grey Eagle mines the boilers
ire in place. and the stack so feet long
vas raised Wednesday. A force of men ,
re now at work timbering the shaft ana
Then completed the monster pump the
ar-est in eastern Nevada, will be put in
'DeratiOn. and the once celebrated Star ,
I'll reveal her treasures so long under
vater.-White Pine Nevada News.
The owners of the Alaska group of
hree claims in Ruby Hollow. Tintic dis
riot. near Silver City. were busy yeSter-
ay getting out Incorporation papers. and
Y this afternoon the company will have
legal existence. The Alaska was form
rly known as the Ruby. and has had
reputation as a shipper. The new I
wners, however. are preparing to open
p the property in a thorough manner 7
nd with this in view are sinking a new !
.vel, at which depth the indications are
cry encouraging. Ii is the intention to
lstall a steam hoist and pump at the
line within the next few days. and the {
ompany will sink to the 300-foOt level
efore drifting for the ore body. 7
A press dispatch from MoucIova, Mex- l
o.. says: There is much excitement in |
lining circles in this section over The ]
ecent discovery of two old Spanish mines ,
hich We're in operation nearly a century \
20. These mines. according 10 sradi- I
on. were hidden from view by the Span \
rds TO prevent them from falling into c
,e hands of the Indians. One of these c
ines. called FL Peru. was accidentally
ScoNered bv prosDector. and Is Low
sing drained. This mine has d den.h of T
> FEET. and the ore assays D per cent
ad and $40 ounces in silver. The owners
e Lieutenant Colonel Juan ]. Viilarreal {
I'd Bernardino Zertuche. The other rich G
inc discovered near here is the Nina del Q
qua, which. according to the old Span r
l. records on file here. had produced q
Do. 000. GOO worth of silver up to the time p
at operations were suspended. This =
inc is now filled with water. but tun- 7,
Il is being driven into the side NJ the N
ountain which will strike the lower
sels and let the water out. The o:e
on this mine assays 700 ounces of sill
+ to the ton. 1t is now owned by an .
mericen company, of which Franz B. e
mes IS manager. f
Stock Broker. A
E. E. Crooks. Is West First South a
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