The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-20
Mining Notes and Personals.

c. P. Delhi of the Eureka Democrat is
registered at the Cullen
L. f. Ritter. of the South Swansea. went
out TO the mine at Silver City last night
The Dexter company received bar OF
gold bullion yesterday that is valued at
$1,000.
Lead quotations advanced to $40 yester-
day and the New York market yesterday
was firm.
II is reported that the Tetro mine at
Eureka is now looking in an encouraging
condition.
The Horn Silver company yesterday re-
norted the receipt of six cars of Horn
Silver ore and one car of Austin ore.
Patsey Marley, an old time prospector.
reports the discovery of rich deposit of
copper ore within two hours walk of
Salt Lake.
A shipment of ore from the Golden
Eagle mine in Central district Hum
boldt county Nevada, is booked for the
first of the week
The Gemini at Eureka began loading
ore yesterday for the first time this year,
and It is expected that from now on the
mine Will DE regular shipper.
c. L. Preble has returned from ms
prospecting trip into Beaver county. and
in a few days he will leave for the south
agan with the intention of taking in
State Line district
Times-Review, Tuscarora, New: Sink
ing has been resumed on the Young
America East under the direction OF
S1nerinterdent Persons. Work had been
suspended pending the arrival OF neces-
sary timbers and lumber.
Times-Review. Tuscarora, New: Mr..
Leo Mark who is interested in some
good mining property in White Rock. re-
turned to Salt Lake yesterday He is
much pleased with the country ana Deo-
Pile and leaves with the avoWed intention
OF returning soon.
-Elko New Cor Wells Herald: General
Clarke arrived from Carson last Monday
and held a long consultation with Mr..
Linnell and others interested IN the
Dexter case It is reported that Linnell
will enter suit against the Dexter COM
pany for damages
The old flagstaff that has for so long
been a land mark at Silver City, Tintic,
and which was blown down by heavy
wind storm last spring. is TO be replaced
today by the enterprising citizens OF that
place with suitable ceremonies. The new
staff IS to be a fine one and will be at
least 100 feet high when in place
Dr. J. II. Hall of Beaver. who is in
the city informs The Herald that there
is considerable activity at the present
time in mining matters in Newton dis
made by the Indian Greek Mining COM
pany of this city were having the ten
dency of stirring up considerable enthu-
siasm in mining circles in that locality.
Phoebe Record: Two separate parties
are chloriding in the Meadow Valley
shaft No. 8. and overhauling the steam
hoist Screenings for teaching purposes
are being taken out while the chances
of striking a chute of pay ore are good,
for that vein was a bonanza for years
under the management of the Meadow
Valley company to chloriders and tribut-
ers. and recent caves in the ground snow
up promising leads in several places
Phoebe Record: The Prudential boys,
having terminated their lease on the
Lyndon mine at Comet are preparing a
shipment of ore which will consist or
Several carloads and which they expect
to get off about the LIST prox. Only ore
running upwards of 100 ounces silver to
the ton q shipped. Less value than this
leaves too small a margin of profit and