The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-03
Mining Notes and Personals


Mining Notes and Personals.
Two cars of Carisa and four of Swansea
were marketed in this city Yesterday
The Hanauer smelter has been CLOSED
down for few days in order TO make tI1f
annual repairs and cleanup.
Il is reported that Harry S. Joseph Ga
| lus- made a cash sale of a mine in Bing-
nam, the consideration being So, 000
1t is reported that q fine body of high
! grade copper ore has been uncovered ON
Frisco. '--'-e !"
Colorado Springs has Klodicitis bad and
mas organized several companies for the
purpose OF acquiring and operating Alas
! Kan gold mines.
The mines OF Bingham sent down 10 car
loads OF ore yesterday, which is a little
more than the average amount consi gned
from this camp. --'e-
Colonel H. G. Hebron came in from
b9nsnam Saturday night of last week
with IS pounds of bullion from the old
Spanish mill. He returned to the mine
yesterday.
The Alaska gold fever has been given a.
scientific name and is now diagnosed as
Klondicitis." The disease is not local.
DX any means, as it is rapidly spreading
all over the world
w. r. Hunt of the Alaska mine, near
SILVER City, went out to Bingham yester-
day 10 examine the progress being made
in the operations at the North LAST
Chance, which is temporarily under his
direction.
". w. Chisholm of the CentenniaI-Eu-
reka has returned from his outing on fine
Weber river. and reports having had a
most enjoyable time. During his absence
ne has added materially to his repertoire
Of fish stories.
1t is learned that the Emerald. ar Mann
moth. is still looking in a most encour-
aging condition and that copper stains
are being found in the bottom of the
foot level this week, when drifting for the
ore body viii begin.
The Herald is informed that James
EARS OF Montana has succeeded Super-
llnItendent Nesbitt at the Mammoth, in
I1ntic district. Mr.. Nesbitt gave entire
satisfaction at the mine and was highly
esteemed by the company as an efficient |
and capable superintendent. but as he has !
peen contemplating a change for some |
time, Mr.. Earls was given the position.
From ]. B. Graham. editor of Che B.ng-
nam Bulletin. who was in the city yes |
terday; ii is learned that he narrowly es-
Iae flames were checked, however. be- 1
fore much damage was done. The Bllle-
Tln Is oI.gh , neEysy as well as an able
gra tuIated upon the fact that his loss was
no greater than it was.
A 5. Day, secretary of the Black Dia-
mond mine near Stockton, who has just
returned from a visit 10 the property,
the .incstne shaft there is a fine body of
good ore, while II is believed that within
IL or L feet more the famous Honorine
leuge viii be encountered. The Black
Diamond is equipped with a steam hoist
and the outlook for the mine is excellent.
DR.. Ross of Chicago and P. E. Perkins
oL TINS city have very promising group
of II claims IN Enligra ton CANYON which
-ney are confident viii develop into bo-
nanzas- The showing on them is fine.
with a large body of ore exposed which
40 ton. 1t is the intent to incorpor-
ate on the property at an early day and
tdEer more development work is done on
ne ground. mill VIII be in order
From all accounts the recent strike in
ne Lower Mammoth is an important one
Is 1t is reported that the ore chute is 20
ncnes in width and assays AZ per cent
cad, per cent copper. So ounces silver
md S. in gold to the ton. AT Mammoth
l IS said that the discovery was male
n portion of the Hungarian ground, on
'alach the Lower Mammoth company has I
Bond. The officers of the company are
ceiling elated over the find, as well they
nay be.
Gazette. Phoenix. Ariz: The town of
asa Grande lost several citizens yester-
ay, a party having been formed to go
0 the Alaskan gold fields. Among the Q
, umper were George Westfali, Ed Drew, r
VILLAIN Stiles. Boo Hughes and John
)o1an. The party left last night for San .
rancisco. from which place they VIII Z
Ike the first steamer for The north. They =
ltenc travelling overland from Juneau 20 v
"a wson CITY. haultng their effects and C
Larry P. Barton. Mills building. San b
I,anctsco. is making inquiries regarding I
Inward McArdle. who left Virginia City Il
me faal OF 1876 or the spring of 1877. O
I'd = is reported that he came 10 Utah -
cArdle followed the occupation of min .
g IN White Pine county, New. as early "
S1. he subsequently, went to San W
rancisco and before mis- sudden disao- D
sarance worked in the Caollar mine He "
as q native OF Ireland but a naturakzed q,
czen of the United S<htes. A liberal - ~
alton showing when and where he died D.
The Gold Coin Mining company of this sc
ty has just issued neat and attractive tt
which is eznbelished with
$ in. Camp Floyd district. in which. n,
the Inc or the great mineral group !.
iine group of claims IS located. The o.
is well written with carcb W
les on the margin of the pages, so thar We
hose who run may read The com tn
ny is strong one, and composed of 7
me company are as follows: B. T. ~
oyd' president; j. Fl. Moyle, vice pres
mt H. T. MOTIFS. secretary; W. H l,
ne, treasurer, and D. C Dunbar. 1t
" J. Wolstenhctme of The New State M
10 has just returned from the mouth Of or
tie Cottonwood. where he made an ex- We
lina "a Of the progress being made, in
,pe esye0 sate that 81 eq promising gia
d that the ore that IS being sunk ,Sn e3,, err
m the upper tunnel gives every indica- blu
n OF permanency. This winze is iloyv on
Nn y 1eet, the pay streak a the bot ma
Delng seven inches wide the ore he -
higtn grade and showing free gold
nttfuily and at this depth the fornaa- l,
n is solid and regular, with every sfen led
sem 81 continuity. windiass has fro
n put in at the Wine, and If ig1e ore 81
~ noids out for a distance Of % feet | IN.
her 1t IS the intention 10 resume work ny
ft1,ar
cepting the vein on it's dip is
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