The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-12

terday to 54Ss cents aroused consider
able entlusiaSm in rrtning circles in
this city, and producers of this metal
are beginning to feel more hopeful
There is some talk of resuGning work
in The operation of the Roaring Lion
mine. below the Crescent, at Park City.
sam Levy, the WeIl known cigar manu-
facturer of this city, is interested in
this valuable property.
The receivers safe OF the Eagle
Foundry. which was set for the hour
of noon ON Friday last was postponed
until Oct, II, 1897 at 10 a. M, at she
foundry. bat bids for private sale will
be received during the month
The California Gold Mining company
of this city is pushing work in the de-
ve1oDnent of it's property in Meadow
Lake district. California. A working
tunnel Is being run, and it will not be
long before the vein is uncovered at q
considerable depth.
Timss, Albion. Ida. Harry Joseph and
Mike Solomon, Salt Lake mining men
were in she city last week and exported
the Dominion mine with highly sails
factory results. Mr.. Joseph is saperln-
tender't of the Galena mine. at Fish
Springs.
R. b. Stanton, NJ. E., the noted ex-
plorer, who has been in the tity for
several days past, left yesterday on a
trip down t.le Colorado river with The
irlterptfon OF visiting the Yaqui villages
tie hSgles of the cliff jewellers and the
several ca Stern societies.
The Northern Light was in yesterday
With Us regular shipment of cyanides,
and It is believed that when the los is
sampled II WIFI be seen that this
months cleanup is richer than any
hitherto made. A we'll known m!ain-
expert, who has recently made an ex-
animation Of the property. states that
in his estimation 1T will develop into
another Mercur.
Quite a number of mining men from
Silver City, Mammoth and Eureka att
tended the funeral of the late Horace
d. Jones at Salem yesterday. AT the
time of his death Mr.. Jones was fore
nam. but for a number of wears he
served in the same capacity at the
Mammoth, at Mammoth, and he had
many friends in that camp.
Rome Wheeler. of the South Swansea,
is i'm from Silver City. Mr. Wheeler
states that sinking in the mine has
been commenced from the 600 to reach
the 700 level, and that the property is
locking in a most fattering condition
lie also states that the rise in lead has
resulted in the employment of more
men in the mines of the camp, and that
mining men are feeling encouraged.
G. 3. burst is in receipt of samples of
ore from a recent find near Black Rock,
ON the Oregon Short Line The mineral
comes from a five-foot ledge and shows
average values OF 81 per cent lead and
few ounces in silver to the ton This
is another find that can be credited to
The ubiquitous sheep herder and prom
islas to develop into a bonanza. Mr..
burst is interested in the discovery. and
it is the intention to thoroughly ascer-
fa!n its value this week
J. 3. Taylor, who came down a few
days ago from Little Cottonwood vita
a shipment of ore from the Outcast,
VIII return 10 the mine this nnruing.
Mr.. Taylor states that there is consid-
cradle work going on up the CANYON,
and that the Marion is working seven
men under the direction of L. M. Smith.
While five are employed at the Vallejo,
two ON The City Rocks and a number
OF others are employed in the develop
ment c'f some Of The either leading mines
of the camp, among them being W. A.
Taylor. who is opening up the Garfield
in good shane