The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-20
M;nno NOTES and Personals.

Judge w. A. Sherman went OUT 10 gun
shine yesterday
]. A. Vivian. who is with the Boston Man s s
Montana company, OF butee' 'i0--''
registered at the Cullen
Northern Light stock was Stron Oh e yet nf
+orf1av al so cents asked. WINE sales Va
Shlnride Point were reported at 90 GEMS
Hon. P. It. Farnsworth is eSp ,eSs e,
nome from the Austin mine at A s,.1i1,
New tornorrowi =; = t ear cj Iu1q ve st
Word has been received in SAT- Lake
that a car load of ore rs en- roulT 1.Sa,
the Checkmate- mine, IN WHO" ~ 100 n
district. that Will go $lso 20 rlie 'on III
! gold. .,,, -.
,onlI Recently Incorporated, has Just re
eeeIyed it's stock books and viii oe read [,s
to issue stock certificates Wlthlh the
next few days.
The Herald is informed on reliable
authority that the South Swansea IS
loading another 100 ton Shipment OF guo n1
ore, and that the property IS III fnoSt
satisfactory condition.
The Mercur checks for the regular ar
monthly dividend were made OUT yesler-
dav and Those for * fiogl-res dents were
mailed Local stockholders can cal az
the office of the company touaS aaiu ~
! ce.ye theiF '.velvet41
/ Amedee w. Duncstil,i one of the clerks
at the National Bank OF the Repun o,Le
| returned yesterday from a visit 10 reia-
tiyes and frineda al oh his 5esk at the
I Bank again He reports having had an
, enjoyable vacation
/ s. FFectheimer the well known civil
and mining engineer OF SllVer. T ~ ~
/ block where he mas opened an office. Mr..
Fechheimer will be an acquisition 10
Salt Lakes business circles, as he is
good citizen and proficient IN ms pro-
fession.
? = Coleman. the veteran mining
( onerafor left last night for his copper
t mines in the northeast part OF Nevada.
/ properties in this locality. and he is OF
: the ouinion that with development this
viii come to the front as one of the
! greatest copper producing sections OF the
west.
! A, G. Baet and w, 3. Hance. and posi-
/ biv several others viii leave tonight for
! State Line district, where it is Mr..
/ Basis intention to remain several weeks.
! counfry over, has aettled on State Line
! as tf1e coming gold eolcopda of the state,
ana he proposes 10 make a stake there.
| Fl. l.. j. Warren, the able representa-
tive of the New 9ork En l fs.e , ana
| to Bingham in the interest of this pubii-
! cation, MIR. Warren states that the High
| land Boy mill will not pc able to start
! M until about the LIST OF September as
/ there are many little details Yet to attend
! 10 before everything will be READY fol, the
! initial run.
And there were OTHERS" for it seems
I that G. l.. Dignowity and G. II. Schue
had received a pointer relative @ the I.
Pine canyon gold discovery mentioned ~
yesterdays Herald, as these gentlemen
( left Wednesday for this locality without
Saying much TO their friends and ac-
! ouaillta11ces Mr.. Dignawity was in Mer-
! cur Yesterday, and with gill S. Peytor
made an examination of the Northern
| Light.
Democrat. Baker City Ore: The Polar
| Star, a property not far from the Bo-
nanza mine formerly owned by MIR. Sam
Lev and Mrs Ison OF this city, recently
passed into the hands of Mr.. A. II. Nal
| Iory of Spokane, who was one of the
| original owners Of the Flagstaff mine