The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-29

Der Another 150-ton tank will be put W
besides 2 number of smaller ones. De
Lamar has about the largest teaching
plant in the state here, turning out. it is
SAID, over q nDAll-1 and a half dollars q
year
Lode. DeLamar Ney.: Development
work on the Gold Eagle has beer, pro
at the present time four men are en-
ployed on this property A vein of ore
three feet in width and assaying $50 in
the owners are feeling very jubilant oven
the new find. We hope it will prove d
bonanza.
Free Press, Grangerville. Ida. e. r,
Culbertson. general manager of the Ban
ner-Goldbug mines in Florence, returned
Saturday from visit of inspection bring
ing with slim three bars of gold. weighing
80 ounces. proceeds of the first run OF tne
new mill on Banner ore. In one run of -
hours they cleaned up $500 The mill viii
run on Banner ore until Nov. l, when IL
VIII be started on Goldbug rock. Both
mines are in tiptop shape with splendid
ore bodies in sight
Major Stanton hes IDEAS of his own re-
garolnG the causes for the hucpuakson OF
tho lead market, and he ascrtbes the re-
cent advance in this ma-aa 70 the fact
that enc of the employees of tine treasury
Department. had be5SGl substituting lead for
silver C.1la in lIle treasury vaults Wllila
a'l,e deci ne WIS CAUSED by the discovery
of acquiring wealth at The expense cd
Unc!e. Sam, Wi15n it o5CnSs 10 -llls s'oasY-
ing of a difficult financial question fth6
major IS strictly W 1T.
World. Idaho City. Ida: Frank kloD-
penberg has truck good ore in the Home
stake claim. which runs parallel with the
Golconda and about 500 feet south of it.
The groupings carried a little gold, but
not in paying quantities. Frank ran an
open cut the fuce of which is in the ledge
at the depth of II feet The cut has been
run ten feet into the ledge and the hang
ing wall mas not yen been reached. The
entire ten feet carries gold. Frank says
he thinks it is all pay ore.
C;l.culsl j. B. Frank of tiIa Gold & Silver
Reduction company of Denver. was in the
city yesterday froan Haley. Ida. where
M daeC.ed tlle -rlltial run OF the new
cyanide mill of thu Idah0 Recovery com
pany, waich. after making a successful
eXpeGimst lsai run on taitfDS5, closed down
for the weA1=r, as THE plant is u1elcloss3.
TIE mil e!2S a capacity for treating Is
toms OF ora or talAhltgs daily, and IL wa
deu1-rtraI1sd tlll1t gil,9 process was wal
a1apred 10 the mineral treated Mt
Frank brought down Wlln him 100 pounds
OF cyauideS which aTs being sampled by
the Consolidated Kansas City Smelt11g. q
Rsfinsng company. Mr. Frank left for
Denver last might.
Samuel Newhouse, says the Butte Miner
is nothing if not an aggrandiZer in mining
sense Not content with gobbling up the
fine old Revenue mine. Mr.. Newhouse
quietly secured an option and, later on,
possession in fee simple of the. Montana
Boy. reckoned by experts one Of the most
promising mines, measure of development
accorded, considered in eastern Montana;
With characteristic vigor he commenced
blocking out an ore body less than 90 days
ago There are now in sight $4,000 tons
of pay ore A latest improved 10-stamu
mill with all necessary auxiliary. eouin-
ment is now being hauled from the rail-
road at Norris to the millStte. and 1t is eN-
pected will be up and ready to run by
Jan. !. Mr.. Lawrence Harris, the ac-
compNshed superintendent of the Revenue
mine Will manage the Montana Boy
Eight feet of 10 per cent copper has been
encountered in the HGsperus mine, near
Butte Mont.