The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-09
Mining Notes and Personals.


time, give promise of falling into line
| as paying mines at an early date.
Mining Notes and Personals.
The delinquent stock of the North
Golden Gate Mining company will be sold
on next Monday at the company's Office
| in the Progress block.
1t was rumored on the streets vester-
day that the Dipper Mining company had
given an option on q large block of its
stock at 30 cents a share.
The sale of the delinquent stock of the
property is located in Blaine county.
Idaho, took place yesterday.
w. Hurst, clerk of the district court of
Beaver county. and DR.. G. II. Femme
more, who is interested in the Confidence
mine. in the State Line district, arrived
in the city from Beaver yesterday.
A. W. McCune. of this city. who is
making an inspection of his valuable min
ing properties in British Columbia. has
been preceded home by his eldest son,
who arrived in the city yesterday.
d. w. and A. L. Heaston. A. w. For
man and NJ. NJ. Beaver, well known min
ing men of Bingham, were in the city
yesterday for the purpose of celebrating
Jackson day in becoming manner.
The Sewer Mining and Milling company
has levied assessment of cents
share on the capital stock of the corpora
ton payable Immediately. The assess
ment will be delinquent February 81.
The new crusher for the Geyser mine
at Mercur. will soon be in place. 1t is
stated that the crusher has a capacity of
900 tons of hard ores every a hours but
that during this period it can only handle
450 tons of soft ore.
Hon. John Parry and Henry Leigh. of
Cedar City, who are in the city, state
that the residents of Iron county are
State Line district the southern country
will see better times.
The regular annual stockholders meet
ing of the Crown Point Mining company
for the purpose of electing directors for
the ensuing year will be held at room pa
Atlas block on Monday next between the
noon hour and n. m.
Captain Hank Smith, superintendent of
the Centennial-Eureka, was in the city
yesterday with his son. The captain re-
ports that the mine is looking well and
that there is considerable activity
throughout Tintic district.
The stock market was not as active
yesterday the street as it was the
day before and prices ruled lower
Among the sales that were reported on
the curb were Ajax at So cents: Mercur
at $3.50, and Northern Light at So TO 81.
The Macintosh sampler yesterday re-
ceived IS tons of copper ore from the
Valeo and 1856 tons of Silver King ore
from Park City. The Silver King is
shipping heavily this month and it is
stated that the company will pay its
regular monthly. dividend of $37, 500.
NJ. W. Johnson, the expert for the Salt
Lake Mining and Improvement company,
was in Bingham Thursday for the pur-
pose of making an examination of a claim
in Carr Fork gulch for the company
The Herald has been informed that the
company has been enabled to dispose of
81 700 of its capital stock in this city
H. S. Joseph. who was out to the Lower
Mammoth during the week, states that
the tunnel in this ground is now in
distance of 635 feet and that the face IS
in ha la1p which gives small values
in silver and about $3.50 in gold to the
ton. 1t IS now the intention, however,
to sink deeper and Wine has been
started from the tunnel level on the
vein.
The officers of the Buckeye Mining
company are feeling in excellent spirits
over the reports from its Tintic property,
as it was stated yesterday that on the
200 and 270-foot levels good bodies of ore
had been uncovered in the north drifts
that carried higher values than any min
eral yet found in the mine. A shipment
of ore from the Buckeye is expected in
about the first of the week.
Work is being pushed in the develop
ment of the South Swansea and the
as possible In doing this work large
amount of ore is being taken out and it
will not be long before the company Will
be able to send in shipment OF goodly
proportions AS it is, the ore bins are
being rapidly filed with ore that will run
20 per cent lead and 60 ounces in sil-,er
TO the ton, while carload Is now on the
dump that will run 65 per cent lead and
120 ounces in silver.
There is a great deal of speculation as
to what wlil be the outcome OF the visit
of the big gun mining experts to Camp
FLOYD district and there are number
of gentlemen in this city who would
give a good round sum for dead
pointer as to what these noted mining
experts are going TO do. 1t IS safe to
saw however. that they are not there
for their health. and that within the next
two weeks it will be generally known
what has been the object OF their visit
IN Utah There is no doubt in the least
but that their bread has been well but
tered for them.
c. NJ. Wilson, an old Park City miner.
registered at the Cullen yesterday from
Sanden. British Columbia, where he has
heen mining for the past few years with
pleasing success. Mr.. Wilson states that
in the Kootenay region, which embraces
SLOGAN and Roosland. mining Is at q
fever heat and he also states that this
co,,nfrv gives promise of developing some
of the most wonderful SriVer-leau mines
in the world: and it was pleasure Tor
bi-,o m he able to say that Hon A W
McC,1na of this city. was in on the
ground floor on one or two OF the great
est bonanzas; in SLOGAN and also at Ross
land and that as work progressed IN the
de1-e,obment of these properties there
seemed to be no limit to the extent S, oI the
ore bodies which carried nlSh Ea!ues.
Mr. Wilson also states that George Clark,
an old Ophir miner. is mining at Sandin
and his old friends here will be Sli-d 10
hear that he is doing we'll
Assay for silver Soc, gold and silver |
75c.. gold. silver and lead, 81. j. II