The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
Mining Notes and Personals.

The directors of the Sunbeam will hold
meeting today
Mr. H. c. Bacorn. superintendent of TIE
Sioux mill, was in the city YESTERDAY"
of Albion, Ida, was in the city yester-
William Dix. who is the owner of some
valuable mining property near kelton.
Utah, is in town.
A D. Moffatt. superintendent of the
Ontario mill, returned yesterday from a
trip uD into Idaho.
Manager Corey OF the Mines and
Smelter Supply company of Denver is in
the city on business.
w c. Lyman of the Superior VIII go
up TO Park City tomorrow to make an
inspection of that PROPERTY
Superintendent Edwards of the Mercur
mine was in the city yesterday and will
return 10 camp this morning.
Hon. J. ]. DAILY has arrived home from
Park City where he has been inspecting
his great property in that camp.
A shipment of high grade ore from the
Chloride Point mine was sampled yester-
day, but the product was not placed on
the market.
Superintendent Weir of the Highland
Boy will go out to Bingham today. Fred
BEETLES, superintendent of the Highland
Boy mill. will go out with him.
Colonel H G. Hebron came in from
Bingham yesterday and brought with him
some bullion from the Old Spanish mill.
II was the result of run on Niagara
ores.
Stocks were active on the curb yester-
day. There was more inquiry than at
any time since the closing of the board.
Daly-West was in good demand at stiff
figures.
c. H. schen of the La Cigale came in
from that valuable property on the west
dip yesterday: He reports everything at
the mine looking well and the mill is get
ting well on towards completion.
A shipment of ore from the Blue Bird
mine, owned by the Golden Star Mining
company, was on the market yesterday
and sold for s211O.I5. The net weight
of the shipment was 24,l1s pounds.
The Salt Lake Mining and Improvement
company will ship today machinery for a
Cotton mill. recently erected on its prop
erty near Kelton. Utah. There are two
shifts at work in the mine, taking out
ore.
Mr. J. A. Hurn, representing an east
ern smelling concern. has arrived in the
cite I'D will visit some of the camps in
the interest of his company. Mr.. Hurn
ana Drother at one time mad lease on
the Queen Bess property in Cottonwood
canyon.
Mr. NJ R. Hunt who. in the absence
OF Mr.. Charles J. Hardy. is looking after
the business affairs of the North Last
Chance, Will go out to Bingham today to
look over that property. The mine is
showing up some very good shipping
mineral.
Moses Taylor the we'll known mining
man. returned yesterday from Bingham.
In speaking of the condition of that camp
yesterday he stated from his observation
he judged the camp was in a more flour
ishing condition at present than it has
been for six months or more. There are
more men employed than there has been
for long time.
Three amalgamating machines were
shipped by Mr.. w. +. Mitchell to the
Gold Mountain district yesterday One
machine will be put TO work on the Hol-
land owned by W. F. Snyder: another Is
TO be used on the TrapDer's Pride prop
on Captain Egan's Blue Bird. The own
ers of the properties expect TO extract
enough free values with them to enable
them to erect mills on their properties.