The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-27
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has arrived. and the plant will soon be
in running order.
The Macintosh sampler yesterday re-
ceived us tons of Silver King ORE
Lode De Lamar, New: ]. Eisenmann
is expected here shortly to attend to mat
ters connected with the Magnolia mine.
The ore body is showing up great.
John Kirby, the superintendent of the
Bullion-Beck mine, and general manager
of the Triumph, who has been spending
few days in the city, left for Eureka
last night
Hudson Smith left for Eureka last night
with the intention of resuming work in
the development of the Brooklyn mine.
which IS located about a mile north of
Eureka gulch.
Six car loads of ore from the Horn Sill
yer mine arrived in the city yesterday.
Manager p. T. Farnsworth is in Frisco
at the present time directing the develop
ment of this magnificent property.
Avalanche. Glenwood Springs, Colo: H.
W. Ennen received word from Fulford
this morning that the workmen in the
Ennen tunnel had struck rich vein
of ore. Full particulars were not given.
L. NJ Kellogg of Missouri Valley, Ia,
accompanied by his wife. is in the city the
guest of r. Fl. Airs and family. Mr.
Kellogg is Mr.. Airs brother-in-law, and
they are having grand reunion at the
latter's home.
W. F. Ford the well known disciple of
Gypsy Queen mine in Big Cottonwood
canyon expects to make two-car load
shipment of high grade ore as soon as the
roads become DaSSable-
Angus Mcclellan. the inventor and pat
entee of the Little Wonder Gold ANAL
gamator, left yesterday for the Henry
mountains. where one of these plants Will
be installed. He took two tnen with him,
and will take two more from Green River.
From j. Schenck. the manager of the
Dalton & Lark Mining company, it is
learned that it is now the intention 10
erect crusher at the Crystal Palace
mine in Oregon, this summer and to
run the pulp over copper plates and rifles
for the recovery of the gold.
S. r. MARKS. the grand mogul of the
Dagmar, on the north side of Eureka
gulch, who was in the city yesterday. in
forms The Herald that work is progress
ing finely in the development of their
property, and that drifts are being run
both ways from the bottom of the 100
foot shaft, while the indications are ex-
cellent.
A letter was received yesterday from
the superintendent of the Homestake
mine near Silver City. Tintic. in which
il was stated that the new steam hoist
was operating to perfection and that as
work progresses in the DEVELOPMENT of
the property the ledge was assuming
greater proportions. Among those who
the prevailing opinion that this ground
will open into a prolific producer of the
precious metals.
Record Caldwell. Ida: Jim Blaine, ore
of the owners of the Emmett nine in
the Willow Creek district. was here Mon
day on business. Mr.. Blaine speaks with
great confidence of that property and
saws that it will be heard from later on
in a manner to justify all the claims that
have been made of it. Mr.. S. w. Demp-
sey who is also interested in this mine,
was here the same day and spoke with
equal confidence of the property. Snow
is still on the ground there to con-
siderable depth and this is retarding de-
veloDment work.
The discovery of quartz bearing free
gold a short distance north of the city
has caused considerable excitement in
mining circles, and a number of locations
are being staked out in that locality
Among the latest to take up ground there
are John McNamee and associates, who
yesterday filed with the recorder of Hot
Springs district notices of location for the
Moonlight, Greenhorn and King Pin lodeS
1t may not be generally known, but II is
stated that the locality above mentioned
is situated on patented ground, which has
been set aside for city park. If this is
So any and all locations are void. as the
land belongs to the city and are not open
to location.
Bulletin. Mountain Home Ida: B.
Blackstone came in from his ranch on
upper Bruneau Sunday. He says the
people OF that section have lost no in
terest whatever in the proposed wagon
road from Mountain Home TO Gold Creek
and will yet accomplish that much de-
sired object. though their resources are
very limited. 1t is now thought that a
shortening of the route can be materially
made by running it by Little Sunfower
reservoir and down the Mahogany ridge
to the old Mcdonald mine. This route
will it is estimated. shorten the distance
ten miles and necessitate the building of
only FIVE or six miles of new road. Ow-
ing to deep snow nothing can be done on
the new part of this road for several
weeks to come. Mr.. Blackstone says. not
withstanding the recent severe weather.
that the stool, in his section are doing
remarkably weE.