The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-01
Mining Notes and Personals,

j. Rodman, a prominent mining oper-
ator of Denver is in the city on mining
business.
Hal w. Brown, president of the Chlor-
ide Point, left for the east Monday night
on business trip.
The Bullion-Beck company will start
up today with the usual force, which
means the employment of from 115 to 100
men. The company began loading ore
yesterday for shipment.
II; e. Bacon, well known in Utah
mining circles. departed last night for
Mexico; where, west of the City Of
Chihuahua, he will make an examination
OF gold properties for eastern people,
1t is reported on good authority that
the output Of the Mammoth mill cleared
the company $4,000 from Oct. 10 to Nov
10, and that 20 car loads of Mammoth ore
and concentrates are now on the way
to the Salt Lake samplers.
The Gold King Mining company.
operating near Manning, has called a
meeting of the stockholders for the pur-
pose of changing the bylaws of the in
corporation so as to make it's capital
stock assessable.
Secretary Curtis has invented stock
ledger book that has been adopted by
by the Chloride Point. BY the system
EMPLOYED in getting up this ledger the
stock accounts of any company can be
very easily kept.
Manager J. J. Corum, of the Red
te4.dent Ed McCarrick to begin stopping
ore for shipment from the two strikes of
high grade ore recently made in this
property, as it is the intention of the
company to ship right along as regularly
as possible.
During the past few days one of the
leading members of the exchange has
been quietly picking up Mercur stock on
the east. The order. calling for 1,50O
shares. was filed yesterday, $50 being
the lowest price for which any of the
stock could be furnished.
On the 700 level in the Emerald, at
Mammoth. the drift being driven to I'M
cover the ledge of quartz showing ON the
400. is now in distance of 81 feet from
the shaft and progress is being made at
the rate of three and a half feet q day.
1t is believed that the ore will be un-
covered about 200 feet from the shaft.
Will Hatfield of the Snowflake. at
Eureka, who was in the city yesterday.
a contract with the Centennial Eureka
for compressed air and that the Snow
flake company will install q donkey
engine in the mine and also put in a Bur-
leigh drill. The Snowflake is a valuable
piece of ground and it is believed that it
Is only a question of a short time before
it will be listed with the producing
mines OF the camp.
J. S. Johnson, who came down from
Alta a few days ago with four lots of
good copper ore from the Regulator mine,
is making arrangements to return to the
mine at an early date with large sup
pile of provisions and supplies, as it is
his intention to prosecute effective work
all winter in the operation of the prop
erty. Mr.. Johnson. who has done a large
amount of work IN the development of
the Regulator states that he never had
such success before as he has had during
the past few months. as now he finds
good ore in every portion of the mine,
much of which will carry values ranging
from 20 to 80 per cent copper, while be-
fore as shown by late DEVELOPMENTS he
hadbeen running along by the side of
fine ore bodies which he missed finding
by only q few feet.
Word was received yesterday by the
Yellow Jacket Mining company from
Johansen. who has the contract to do
100 feet of tunnel work in the develop
ment of the property, which is located a
mile north of the Horn Silver mine. that
at a distance of 60 feet a four and a half
foot vein had been cut. is inches of
60 ounces in silver to the ton, according
to assays made by Anderson, of the
Horn Silver From the wording of the
letter it would seem as if the tunnel
had only cut over the top of the vein as
the ore all showed in the bottom, and
Manager Morris. who is booked TO leave
for the mine tonight, states that it is
his intention to begin sinking on the
ledge.
H S. Joseph. NJ. E.. who has just re-
turned from a trip to Mammoth and
Mercnr. states that the Lower Mammoth
at the former. camp, another compressed
air drill is being put in and that the
shaft is being sunk as rapidly as possible
to the 500-foot level. The shaft is now
in fine body of ore and the indications
are most encouraging. While al Mercur
MIR. Joseph made an Inspection of sseveral
properties on the west dip, and he
states that the new steam hoist at the
Daisy is working in fine shape and that
from the mine lot of ore. dark in color,
is being hoiSted that carries gold values
I ranging from SO to S95 ton. At the
Snow Storm Mr.. Joseph was surprised to
see such a favorable showing so near the
surface and he states that at 1A0 feet
the ore deposit is gaining in size and
that an incline is being run on its dip
Medical men say rheumatism is the
forerunner OF heart disease. Hood s
SarsA pariila cures rheumatism by its
action on the blood.