The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17
Mining Notes and Personals.

Ben. Haywood and George kislinghuIy
| have returned from q visit of inspection
| Of Blue Mountain district.
George Layton, who is interested in
! the Golden Queen mine in Gold Mountain
! district, left for that section last night.
EX-United States Marshal Nat NJ
/ Brigham and Ben ID. Luce have opened a
mining and investment othcS at 105-107
! West Second South.
]. T. Cornforth, one of Denver's leading
J CITIZENS, and father-in-law of NJ. Grant
! Hamilton, of The Hera4d's typoSTap hicai
! force, is in the CITY en- route 70 KIondike
/ cate.
A letter just received from the south
| says th2t Mcleod and Lame are working
| a free of ten men IN the development of
! the Charlie oRss and Buck claims IN Deer
! Lodge district, Nevada just over the line
! from Stateline, Utah
w. S. Fugate OF the Utah Silver King
I Will go cut TO Diamond this morning for
| chse purpose CT making an inspection of
1ile mine. 1t is stated that lchis is enc of
the nHost promising properties in that end
of Nhe great Isntic district.
Generalization was very strong on the
; curb YESTERDAY afternoon at Sl15 ~, and
was also considerable inquiry for North
| ern Light and the stock has Stiffened
up since the late bear attack.
/ The present bright outlook for the
building of the long talked of Deep Creek
railroad is bracing up the many who are
4 interested IN this land of brilliant promise.
and if the railroad is a L o Salt Lake will
1890, and the benefits VIII be more perma-
nent in their character
! 1t is learned that Lee Chamberlain and
/ his associates who have had a lease
on the old Brooklyn mine in Ophir
canyon, which is owned by Hon. H. W.
( Lawrence recently made a strike of high
grade silver and lead ore In the property
and that since the discovery was made
: Mr. Lawrence has bought the boys out
/ During his resent trip west Prof. NJ e.
Jones secured several very promising gold
| properties in eastern California and west
ern Nevada, and 1t Is understood that
| these VIII soon form the basis for one CT
more incorporated companies. As these
are gold mines it il expected that some
, thing good Will be heard from them in the
! near future.
! The Herald IS informed that DR.. N. n.
Buck and c. 3. burst have given a bond
and lease on the Silver Reef mine in
! Sarvtsberry canyon, in Ophir district, to
! ". II. Thompson and Burt burst, the life
of the option being one year, WlileGthe
, price specified in the bond is $1,000. The
/ Silver Reef is a promising prospect and
some good ore has been uncovered in its
( workings.
1t is believed that there will be in
( creased activity in mining stocks this
fall and winter and this being the case
! there are many OF the opinion that it
( would be poor policy to discontinue the
I mining exchange and it is predicted that
if this Is done many who are now deal
ing in stocks viii quit altogether, as they
! VIII refuse TO deal without some official
! quotations 10 60 10.
c. z. Hudson is now installed at the
Mercur Office where he viii act as gen
eral assistant to the Mercur and Geyser-
Marion Mining companies, ano as Charlie
/ is an eXpert book keeper he Will find t.hat
/ his time VIII be pretty fully employed. In
/ this connection it might be well to state
that the insurance business of Windsor
} Slater q will he cOn67Icta6 <
( heretofore BY MT Windsor for the firm
and at the old stand.
Sam Ewing. mine host OF the Cullen is
( in r6ceiut of a letter from i I.aFaVe the
( for klCld Ike IN The interest OF a Salt
Lake sy-iiicate Tie letter was da6e1 at
4 Dyea, and stated that the writer had besn
4 cn ble sick tS7l for Two CT three weeks
( but tf-cr he was now making arrange
! nletHts 10 NJ. the tran and he Is probably
! over the pass and making a 1;sd-aot rust
J for Daws5n CITY by ahts time.
Franz, W1s,-r, enc df tr7= main Owners
IN tiae Aprsl FcSl no ne AZ, D. Lamar. N{ey.
! vt,,, Nos ~, n, tt,e 60, to4 1,sry w, -
three weeks, left fer home las. night, ac-
! comranied by his wife. The April Fool
I IS cue Of the bonanza proposin1.lls OF E,AA
i Old ''R7irLa Born stare IN fact. " is
/ Wtlar NIGH be ternil1l q 'lulu - slid Mr.
{ NV9SCi1 IS TO be congratulated ia tfA.t ne
Was 1J'ctC-ute when he played the prns-
+ pec.Dr and drove his stakes CQ the IrJD-
erty.
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unexpected wndfai4. aad since che recent
/ of ahe news OF his good fortune has been
I receiving tle congra tlllatIlus of many of
( his friends.
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4lAa salt Lake syndicate Which equipped
Tom Loyd anu W. q. NorreA for The kim
/ dixie country mas just received a Letter
3 from rlla CfJPrnT dated at TeJ-