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

Anton EiIers. of the Colorado smelter,
at Pueblo. was in the city yesterday.
J.. E. Ritter and Rome Wheeler. of the
South Swansea, came in from Silver City
yesterday.
Little Pittsburg was in good demand
yesterday on the curb and sales were re-
ported at AZ cents
T. N Dunyan will leave next Tuesday
for the Kinsley mine in the Deep Creek
country, where he will remain for some
time
Felix ]. Stark. of this city. has opened
an office at Boise Ida where he viii
deal in Chicago grain and provisions and
New York stocks
in ODhir district. will be in the market
within the next few days with several
carloads of good ore
From the tests made on the lot of
cyanideS Just sent in from the Northern
Light mine, it was demonstrated that the
assay value of the shipment was 406. II
ounces gold and II. 29l ounces in silver to
the ton
Mrs. Charles Lammersdorf is with her
husband at the Sewer mine. in Gold
Mountain district, and will remain there
until Prof. Maynard has completed his
examination of this property. as she Is
much interested in the proposed deal
Hon. Tom Ferguson. the superintendent
of the C-ystal mine. at Marysvale. ar
rived in the city last night with a car
load of ore from this property. the in
tent;on being to experiment with the lot
with the view of determining the best
process for its reduction. as the company
VIII soon build a mill at the mine.
Record. Phoebe New: IL is an assured
fact that the Summit mill will run all
summer there being enough ore now in
sight for that purpose. The Pacific tun-
mel is improving all the time. and a force
of some Is men will probably be put on
there in. a short time, only the second
class ore is being put through the mill.
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Salt Lake.
Fred Nelson. the able editor of the Tintic
Miner. was in the city yesterday attend
ing to some important business matters
connected with his publication in Tintic
district. Mr.. Nelson states that the pulse
of the camp has been steadily improving
within the past week, and that the peo-
pie there realize that where there is life
there IS hope. and as they have taken
their medicine once they can take it again.
Consequently they are hopeful, though
resigned.
The Marysvale and Gold Mountain ex-
cursion over the r. c. W. road. which
was announced for the 18th of this month.
has been postponed for various reasons
until the 26th One reason for the delay
is that Prof. Maynard is now making an
examination of the great Sewer mine
and no one will be allowed to inspect il
until ne has finished his work; then again,
the season has been backward. and the
claim owners there are not ready to en-
terrain tourists
Ex-Governor J. B. Grant of Colorado.
and Manager E. NJ Nash. of Omaha,
both of whom are officials of the Omaha
and Grant Smelling works. were register
ed at the knutSfOrd yesterday. and il is
understood that during the day they were
closeted with local smelling men and
that the subject of smelling rates was
duly considered by them. 1t is stated
that these gentlemen will continue their
trip up into Washington, where they are
on 4 big lead deal
Democrat Baker City. Ore: Thomas
Thomas arrived in Baker City yesterday.
bringing with him five big gold nuggets.
the largest valued at between $500 and
$500 which he had obtained from the
Go-sor. Thomson and Allen placers at
Gimletville. Grant county Altogether the