The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-06
mining Notes and Personals.

C. H. Jacobs is in Gold Mountain dis
| trict. where he has a bond on the Gold
Q..ae7.
Owen Prestiss, one of the legal lights
| Of Cripple Creek, Colo, is in the city
on mining business.
Another shipment of high grade ore
from the Chloride Point mine is ok
pected in tomorrow.
Haley Times: H. NJ. Ryan. A Nebe-
/ ker. and G.. A. Holmes, who are inter-
ested in the Ca,nas No. 1, came up from
Salt Lake yesterdae'.
c. L. Preble and w. D. Yingst of this
city, who are heading for the Klondyke
gold diggings. sailed from Portland on
the 3rd on the steamer Allki. q
Will Farnswortf,@ the affabie secre-
tary of the South Swansea, expects to
leave for the Park on Sunday of this
week for the purpose Of taking his an
nual outing among the great silver
producers of the west.
1t was learned yesterday that the
Electric company, which is the owner
of a valuable piece of ground in the
Sunshine country, Camp Floyd dis
trict, expects to push development on
the property this fall and winter.
A. S. Anderson. the we'll known Frisco
assayer, writes to friend in this city
IQdI DIT the OdlSHd III DcdFCl
Lake mining district, the shaft is in a
fine body of good ore, and that the out
lock for the property is very encourag-
ir-
World, Idaho City, Ida: n. E. Liv-
ingston last Friday ordered a one
stamp mill at Bakers foundry. at
Boise. The mill will be shipped right
away, and will be set I'D at the New
York to crush the high grade ore Of
that mine.
World, Idaho City. Ida: The Moriarty
boys are repairing their ditch at the
Boulder, and before long the 80 stamps
of their mill, run by water power, VIII
be dancing a hornpiDe on Boulder ore.
Thew have out 800 or 400 tons OF ore.
all the bins being full.
Lode, De Lamar, New: Street rumors
are TO the effect that the April Fool
property is about to be sold. Some say
that negotiations are pending with
Captain De Lamar, Salt Lake capital
and Colorado capital, but we are I'M
able to learn anything authentic.
w. H West, of the Utah Mining &
Development company and the Constel-
lation returned yesterday from visit
to Park City, where he made an inspec
ton of the work being done in the de-
velopment Of the properties owned by
the two companies, which. he states,
are looking Well
Lode, De Lamar, New: Three experts
are samDling and assaying all the
ledges and properties at Deer Lodge
for eastern capitalists, and on their re-
por. Of .he camp depends the imme-
date future of the camp, although
those having coed claims there viii
push right along.
L. E. Ritter and Will Hatfield left last
night for Baker City, Ore, where they
will make a thorough investigation into
the merits of the mineral deposits of
this rich gold region. Mr.. Ritter is al
ready quite heavily interested up in
that region, and en- one Of his. mines
a new whim hoist has recently been in
stalled.
Another cleanup of amalgam from
the Ben Hur mill, in Steptoe valley.
White Pine county, Nevada. has been
received at the conpany's office in this
city. The lot represents from $500 to
$780, and was the result of two and
half days run. 1t is reported that the
new mill is working in a most salts
factory manner.
Miner, Butte Mont: A Butte smell
ter is in receipt Of a shipment of ore
from the newly discovered copper de-
posits north OF the camp called Elk
City, III ldano. IneSe copper nSlcS are
situated in the heart of the range of
mountains bisecting the northern end
OF Idaho. They are said to cover an
area some 60 miles in length. The
shipment sent Colonel Bethune was of
the glance" variety and ran as high
as 4S per cent. 1t is understood the
discovery has caused hegira of min
ers from both the Elk City and Wood
river sections to the locality. The
is accessible in so far as
countries are, and with
the building of the proposed Northern
Idaho railway will be within ten miles
o.. that road