The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-29
Mining Notes and Personals.

The mineral output of Leadville is now
about 1,40O tons daily.
Simon Bamberger has returned from a
visit to Mercur and Sunshine mines.
carload of rich gold ore from the
Dexter mine at Tuscarora, New. is en-
route to Salt Lake.
James A. Pollock has added fine sam
pie of Silver King ore to the nice display
IN his show window.
j. P Donohue the we'll known mining
man and mill expert, went out TO Mann
moth yesterday on Opex business.
E. H. Airs of the Mercur company went
out to the camp yesterday, accompanied
by Lorenza ]. Deur of Missouri Valley.
Iowa.
The Charter Oak copper mine in the
Grand Encampment district, Carbon
county, Wyoming, has been sold TO a
London syndicate.
Joe Dederichs. the successful mill build
er, who has the contract for the construc-
ton OF the Highland Boy plant, went
out to Bingham yesterday TO note the
progress beng made
NJ. r. Hunt of the Alaska, at Silver
City, went out to the mine last night. 1t
is stated that -he Alaska is looking well
with a small seam of very rich gold and
silver ore in the bottom of the shaft
The lot OF ore received from the Golden
Star in the Gold Mountain district, was
troIs showing assay values of 80 ounces
silver and $3.50 in gold TO the ton. An
other shipment will be made soon after
the LIST OF the month
Statesman, Boise, Ida: Assayer Man
ming has received a letter from Benjamin
Marshall at Bonanza enclosing one and a
half ounces of gold pounded out of 100
pounds or ore taken from a ledge which
Marshall has just discovered there The
discoverer says the ledge is strong and
gives Dron\e OF Seing very productive.
Sam Newhouse, who is representative
OF the United States Exploration COM
pany, who mas been in the city during
the past week, left for Denver, Tuesday
night, from which place he will leave at
once for Old Mexico, where he goes to
examine two gold propositions for his
company, which are represented as be-
ing world heaters.
Tim Driscoll has returned from Port
land Ore, where he has been to attend
the funeral of 2. daughter. who died sud
states that tnere is great deal of ex-
element in Portland over the klondyke
gold discoveries, and he says that num-
Der of his old friends wanted to send
him up there, but he did not care 10 go
into that region in the winter time. In
speaking OF f>londyke, Mr.. Driscoll states
that in his opinion as great a discovery
has Just been made in Peru. South
America, ana he would much prefer 10 go
there the climate is such that work
can be carried on during the entire year,
and provisions are plentiful.
The Galena Mining company will file its
articles of incorporation To-Day, the in
corporators being A. S. Anderson, Joseph
w. Dunn. William H. Barrett David
James, Phil Bentz, r. w. Dotson and
NJ c. Morris. The property on which the
company will incorporate is comprised OF
the Galena and the Chloride claims, two
valuable prospects in Beaver Lake dis
trict, which. with development, promise
to open out heavy pI oducers of the
precious metals. The capitalization is
placed at 100 900 shares of par value of
so cents each, $4,000 shares of which will
be set aside for treasury purposes. A
force of men has been at work on the
Galena for a month past. and it is re-
ported that the showing of ore is very
encouraging.
Charles Bellamy and General John
Charles Thompson have located two
clalms 300x1. 500 feet each, of graphite in
Hnlleck canyon, Wyoming, q miles from
Wheatland which exhibit nearly 30 feet
of solid ore, while the whole width at a
depth of six feet shows 80 per cent of