The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27

I. r. Jones & Co.-Bullion, s22 OOO ores
National Bank of the Republic-Golc
bullion, $500; cyanide, $1,000.
Mining Notes and Personals.
The Centennial-- ,lreka mine was start
ed IN again yesterday with the usua
force.
miners of Lion Hill. is in the city, having
taken in the Jubilee festivities.
r. H. Officer. the we'll known assayer
has returned from his wedding trip to Los
Angeles and other California cities
Colonel Z. A. Wall will go out 10 Mer-
cur this morning to look after his vari-
Gus interests in this great gold camp.
The Utah of Fish Springs was in the
market yesterday with 70 ton lot OF ore
iL-at aSsayed AZ per cent lead and *
ounces in silver to the ton.
". II. Scott one of the guards of the
De Lamar bullion coach, which runs be-
tween Milford, Utah, and De Lamar,
New, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. E. D. Woodruff of the Northern
/ L.snt will go out TO the mine today or
tomorrow. Work is progressing steadily
i'll the installation of the additional tanks
! at the mill.
/ Tie second mill-run for the season is
! being made at the Queen of Sheba mine,
! at Spring Creek, in the Deep Creek coun-
try, and Il is reported Inat the mine IS
! looking well.
/ Navajo mil was crossed down all day yes
/ terG3y while making clean up, but
started up last night on ore belonging TO
Hugh Jones and Clarence Buck.
Inc Bonanza mine, near Baker City,
Ore, winch mas JUS been sod Tor S.ov,-
01e, was at one time Largely owned by SAT-
Lake people, and 1t is understood that
some OF the stock of the company is still
I ned here
The Horn Silver mine and mill have
resumed operations. Yesterday the COM
pdny reported the receipt OF eight cars
u ore nine cars OF concentrates, be-
sides carload OF ore from the Austin
mine, in Nevada.
me sacramento will make its regular
semi-monthly shipment of cyanides on
the ISL OF the month, amounting in value
10 about 5000, wnlcn will BRING the OUT
put OF the mine for the month up to the
handsome sum of $4,000.
The two carloads CT Hefner Queen ore
from Stockton which were marketed in
this city last week, sold on the open mar
ke- a $50 net. The mine is looking Wei
and II IS expected that another consign-
ment will be made within short time.
L. j. Clark of the WachusettS will leave
this morning Tor Lion hill for the pur-
pose of resuming work IN the deveiop-
ment of this property, and it is expected
that within 81 or ~ feet more the main
vein or the Chloride Point will be en-
countered.
Mining and Metaliurgical Journal Los
Angeles, Cal: r. M. Frank. the old re-
liable Utah mining man, has returned to
this city from trip north. He Will leave
in a few days for Arizona, and probably
go to Mexico, where he IS interested in
some mines.
E. L. Sheets. the popular stock broker,
is happy over the arrival at his mouse,
yesterday, OF a Iine baby girl, and he
Is excuSaDle if he was a little ratified in
business affairs during the day. I'D was
overwhelmed with congratulations yes
terday. Mother and child doing we'll
Miner, Gibbonsville Ida.: The mill
on Pratt creek, erected during the
past winter 10y c. E. Bolton for tine Cold
week ago and worked to perfection. There
is no reason why She GoldSTone should
not be q dividend paying mine in the
near future.
Calena company of Fish Springs is sched- 1
ulcd for tomorrow, and 1t is stated that
at this meeting the control of the prop /
erty vial change hands, owing TO the |
siderable of the stock of the company has /
been transferred
Harry Windsor Will go out to Camp /
Floyd district today for the purpose of
on the west dip for the company, and il is |
that additional contracts for de- /
will be let in few days. 1t I
is reported dnat the property is showing /
up in a most encouraging manner.
Ben Haywood, general manager of the
Gold Queen mine, in the Blue mountains,
expects to leave for this camp within the
next few days. In speaking of the Blues,
Mr.. Haywood said: Before We are
through with what we have in hand
there, this will come to the front as one
Of the greatest gold camps of the west.
Grand Valley Times: lie is reported that
Bhe parties VINO secured the May-Kiag
copper claims are negotiating for the
claim owned by II. Q. Goodman, which
avs next 10 the upper group, and that
10 900 is the price being considered. Mr..
left yesterday for Salt Lake
City, where II IS expected an agreement
viii be reached.
Manager F. B. Cook of the Treasure
Hill has returned from Silver City, where
lie has been making an examination of
he mine, which, he states, is looking
veil, the bottom of the shaft being in
Unexpected, as Il was the intention 10
lrift for the vein when sufficient depth
lad been attained.
Judge ]. P. de Mattos of New What
ON, Wash, who was d resident of Lead
lille in its palnly days, is in Salt Lake,
ma he states that he is delighted with
he city, as it exceeds his most sanguine
expectations Judge de Mattos is an old
aiming fame. and together they are re-
1ewing pleasant days of the past. !
w. E. Hurlburt, the representative of !
he6 Waugh dry ore concentrator, of
omaha, who has been in the city for
ONE time. has made arrangements with
he officers of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for
small consignment of ore for expert
rental purposes by this process. Mr..
iurlburt informs The Herald that one {
t the machines has been ordered for a 6
line in Mexico.
1ae Bingham Placer company of this
ity, which is washing gravel at Gibbons
lille, Ida. has been the victim of das-
ardiy piece of business. as two weeks
go two lengths of its hume was blown
p with giant powder. This is the second
tempt to destroy the works of the COM Z
any during che past SIX weeks. A re- G
ard of $500 mas been offered for tine ar
est and conviction of the perpetrators of
lie outrage. 7
E. S. Catch of the Salt Lake & Boston Il
lvestment company is in the city. Mr. 7
atcl spent several weeks in Salt Lake r
st year returning to Boston In Noyem- =
pr, since which time he has done con- :
derable business in Utah mining stocks.
1d he states that the residents of the a
lub are beginning TO take quite an in
a Ctgale mine, on the west dip, in Camp
lloyd district, being largely owned by n
oston people. Mr.. Catch will return v
ome within the next few days. Among
e olncers OF the company above named
e Gill 5. Peyton and Hoyt Sherman. ir,
this city. - 7
w. r Garrison of Deep Creek. who =
Is been in the city the past week, taxi
9 in the Jubilee, will leave for Clifton n
strict this morning with load of / 100 n
ct of rails for M. r. Evans Chester II
inc on Dutch mountain. Another load =,
an ore car and supplies. twill -
ave for this property in a day or So =
Iarrlsoh states mat his father, J. S. u
the wilson group of 10 claims on the Of
nth end of Dutch mountain and that ! Of
these properties large bodies of silver =,
I'd ores were disclosed. "All that we %
Id Mr.. Garrison. lis a railroad as fine CT
ep Creek region. with transportafion to