The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-11
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the new tunnel on the Western Light
group, or the west Dip and cabins have
bseS emit and suppnes laid in, go that
wSr& cal. be DuSl.aS all winter.
George Dsrn- of the Geyser-Marion,
went out to Ae.rlt yesterday, with in
Struction4 I'm Inv company to see that
Oscar Anderson, who was accidentally
E.!;&d III the mine Oh Thursday, received
pf7F<r attention and burial.
The Silver I<ing and the Swansea paid
! their usual dividends yesterday, the for
ner company increasing the circulating
medium of the country to the extent of
$4,000, while the latter dropped $1,000 into
the channels of trade and commerce.
IT IS learned that the west cross-cut in
| the ODeX, at Mammoth, is now in q for
nation of ebert and lime that carries with
1t heavy mineral stain. This cross-cut
! is being run towards the Tennessee Rebel
ground, and the indications are considered
as being very favorable.
N. / Newhouse and associates of New
York, who are identified with the High
1 land Boy enterprise at Bingham who are
! registered at the Knutsford, went out to
Bingham yesterday in company with
MI Thomas Weir the manager. for the
purpose of making an inspection of the
nina and mill.
fed with the Centennial Eureka mine and
knows the property like a book, has been
appointed superintendent of this great
producer and dividend payer, for which
]
yam went out yesterday morning to enter
upon his duties.
AT the office of the Sunshine Mining
company yesterday the recent statement
made by the Tribune to the effect that the
mine and mill had been leased to Mr..
| Ford, is denied. as is also the announce
ment made by the same paper that it was
the intention of the company to levy an
! assessment upon its capital stock.
( Colonel z. A. Wall is in again from Mer-
cur. He is pushing work in the develop
mant of the Glencoe, but states that it
may be some time yet before he is able to
demonstrate what he is after. He bears
out the oft-repeated assertion. however,
| that the camp is growing steadily. and
that eventually it will rank as the great
est gold-producing district in the world.
G. R. Boutwell,, who is in from the Sa-
cramento, at Mercur, states that new
! bodies of good milling ore are being eX-
posed in the different portions of the
mine, and that the mineral run through
the mill is all being taken out in doing
development work. as no STOPPING is being
done. r. e. McConaughy, the secretary
of the company, was at the mine yes
terday.
Dave Teachenor, the superintendent of
| the Liberal at Bingham who was in the
| city yesterday. states that in the new
| lower tunnel he is already in q distance of
! 20 feet, and that the face of the tunnel is
in vein matter The Liberal is being op-
/ Grated by the 1ntermountain Development
company of this city, and it is understood
that of late there has been quite a de-
mand for the stock of the company.
The Salt Lake syndicate backing A. La
Fave in his Klondille expedition has re-
ceiVed word that he is busy making loca-
tons in the vicinity of Douglas island,
not far from Juneau. Mr.. La Fave would
most likely have been in Dawson City by
| this time had it not been for the fact that
he was taken sick before leaving the
coast, and nearly passed in his checks
with a severe attack of Inflammation of
the bowels. He is all o. K. now, however,
and expects 10 leave for the Klondike by
the 1st OF February.
Democrat, Baker City, Ore: Superin-
tendent Fl. C. Snyder and D. y. McKeown
arrived yesterday from the Belcher mine,
near the Don Juan and Virginia. of which
Hon. Joseph Barton is the efficient man.
ager. The Belcher siX-ton steam mill is
working smoothly and saving splendid
values from the ore. which shows steadily
an assaying value which promises much
golden treasure in future. The ledge is
three feet wide and even by washing its
crumblinss with pan, good showings in
gold are obtained.
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