The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-03
Minine Notes and personals.

The Sen1i-mOnthly SNlpiHeAtl VI - tSsst
fr,om the Geyser-M Marion, valued az dpous
60 200 arrived in the city last n1snt'
mr. e d. Woodruff. the manager OF
tho Northern Light who has returneQ
from his 6atinE at Br1gAuoli' VIII 81 oue
to the mine tomorrow
r,ha last issue of the World, OF ldailo
CITY. Ida contains an eSh4 gli.' SlI.e
nm Of the mines of Boise Basln; WI 5!S-
eec1ion is designated as hionulhe
beaten
The first lot of conceantraIes ron ans tne
Rev. was received IN the ety Ses a,st,
dav. The shipment consisted OIL ~ toiis'
valued at $50 ton. o,,.--
Notice has been posted at Custer 10y,
Ida mat after the first Of the present
49, ,,1,, miners wages would be cut to the
extent of 25 cents a day, ana She i.ill iSIEs
say that if board is not also reduced 'iieS
viii strike. e.
DR.. George H. Fennemore, of Beaver, is
n rho SS:tll,er. Dr.. Fennimore is inter
ested in the Confidence NINE IN tne no. - IL i
ern end Of State Line district. and II is IS
believed that with development lhls VIII
rank as a heavy gold producer
MeSsrs Fred Dern, George Airs, WIN
Fiseman and Frank Colborn, four brigntt
and intelligent youths OF thls CITY, WI WI
leave within the next few daes Ior
Golden, Colo, where they Wlll take
course in the Colorado school OF mines.
flames L1oofburrow, who is employed
al the Northern Light mill, was IN the
city Yesterday. Mr. LoofburroW informs
The Herald that the new tanks; Tor the
Mill are about completed and will soon be
in use. while the mine is in excellent con-
dE1ion.
Arconaut, Elka, New: The DrospeGtors
who have been prospecting on ooutn + G 3Th
for the past two weeks have left for salt
Lake City with samples OF then ore. me
vein is six feet wide in the race OIL the
tunnel. They feel highly elated over
their prospect.
district Yesterday with a small shipment
of ore from the Offer mime one loI. OF
which assay values of 720-5 ounces silver
and SO in gold TO the ton Inc oIher Two
tons, in She lot will go about 300 ounces
silver and 50 in gold
The Daily Argonaut is the title OF a
new journalistic venture just launcned
Al EylIso NAv.. the initial copy of which
has lust been received at this office
EIIko is located in the midst OF a rlcn
mineral section. and the new paper VIII
do much toward advertising the resources
of a portion of the great state OF Ne
Vada in which many Salt Lakers are in
terested.
G. d. Gardiner. for the Extra Session
Mining company. yesterday let con
tract for the sinking of a 2OO-foot incline
shaft on the comDany's Bingham prop
erty. This incline wSll be sunk TO MAKE
/ connections with the ore BODY, ana 1t is
expected that this VIII pc cue Within IL. ne
! feet in the clear. and will be timoered
! with square cut timber.
! The Imperial Paint company, whose
I factor; IS located at North Salt Lake,
! is having all that it can do in the manu-
I facture Of mineral Datnt from the TdW
/ product that is so abundant throughout
I the state. and Max Sohr. who has charge
( of the works. informs The Herald that
/ he has orders now from dealers whicn
will take him q month 70 ill at the pres
emit capacity OF the works, which is hVe
( tons daily.
ogden Standard: Yesterday John r
( Porter returned from "a trip to his home
( in Clarinda. Ia. and is now making ar
rangeuents to begin work in the Rec
! Jacket mine. in La Plata The mine Is
{ owned by Messrs- WeSuoVer, Clark, BIge.
| low and Porter, and Mr. Porter has {
/ bond and lease on the property. He
thinks there is a good body OF mfner3
in that locality. and that If ,properu
! worked. there are dozen good paJlnf
investments.
1t VIII be seen by reference to TIT
notice published elsewhere in this paper
that the plant of the Eagle Foundry ant
| Machine company is to be sold at re
ceiverS' sale on the 10Th of the presen
month, This establishment embraces ma
chine and pattern shops, foundry, etc
and IS the best equipped plant OF m
kind in this tntermountain region TIL
works are to be sold in its entirety or il
parts. but as in the pattern shop can b.
found the patterns for a large portion o
the mills and reduction works operating
in this western country, 1t would seem
pity not to see the entire establishment
20 10 one man or company, as the time
are ripe IN Utah for the upbuildlng OF