The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-30

had Re seen such magnificent surface
showings in any camp. This Seems TO be
the verdict of nearly everyone who has
visited these districts
The authoritative announcement that
CAPTAIN De Lamar had decided to build
q mill for the Golden Gate mine was the
general topic of conversation on the
streets yesterday, and it was the con-
census of opinion that as n result of this
move on his part there would be a gen.
erel revival of business in Ne-cur and
Camp Floyd district, and that from this
time on the camp would witness I'M
usual activity and permanent improve
ments.
V. II. Dodge. the president of the
Golden King Mining COMPANY has re-
turned from a visit to Mountain Home.
Ida. where he made an inspection of the
property of the company which. ne states,
Is looking well. and in which considerable
improvement has been made since his
last visit there There is plenty of good
milling gold ore exposed in the mine, and
IL IS believed that il will not be long now
before something will be done with this
producer in the shape of a mill.
The new 35-ho-se power trunk engine
for the Bullion-Beck mine. at Eureka.
has been received from the Risdon Iron
Works company, and is being installed
at the Wine to the north of the S9o-foot
level. A cage will also be put in. and
with the starting up of this underground
hoist it is expected that the mine will
make a greater showing than ever. as
some heavy work in the development of
the large and rich ore bodies in this por-
ton of the property. and it is limited
that it will not be long now before the
company will resume the regular payment
OF dividends.
As will be seen in these columns, the
lnter-Mountain Mutual Development COM
pany has perfected its organization,
which is based on the cooperative plan
which has been so successfully in
augurated and tried in this western
country. The Herald contained a
description of the proposed company
few days ago, and illustrated how men
of limited means and wage workers could
band themselves together for the acquisi-
ton of valuable mining property al a
trifling monthly expenditure frhe scheme
is feasible one and as its promoters are
men of good standing in tbs community
the success of the enterprise is reason
ably assured.
Irvine =. Bush. of Norris. Mon. who
has charge of the milling department OF
the Revenue gold NINE at that place.
arrived in the city yesterday morning and
in the evening left with Colonel II. l..
Pickett for Eagle Valley district where.
at Deer Lodge, the colonel is heavily
Interested in group of valuable gold
claims. Mr.. Bush is an experienced min
ing man, and he will make an eXamina-
ton of the Pickett group for the colonel.
who is an old time friend OF his the
couple will also take look at State Line.
adjoining the Earle district. and the
NOloilti II diIllct With " ltdu-
ing citizens of the former camp.
Hon. George w Z. Dorsey returned
yesterday from his Nebraska trip. and
when seen by a Herald representative
yesterday was congratulating himself
upon his return TO Utah, as he states that
it IS one of the best portions of the
United States. and the country at large
will n time find that this IS the truth,
the whole truth and nothing but the
truth. on his return to Utah the senator
stopped off at Denver and Colorado
points, and he says that all along the
line people are talking of coming to Salt
Lake for the Trans Mississippi congress
and the Pioneer Jubilee. Mr.. Dorsey will
devote considerable time this season to
his mining interests in the state. and yes
terday he received Il letter from Super
intendent c. +. Bradd. of the Alpha Min
ing company, at Granite mountain, in
rOoele county. in which it was stated
that the property was looking we'll and
that it was expected that the tunnel now
being driven would cross-cut the main
ledge by the LIST of August.