The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-18
Mining Votes and Personals.


The Tintic Iron Company is now ship
ping 100 tons Of iron ore daily to the
valley smelters.
w. Z Hubbard returned last night
from the Chloride Point with his grip
filled with samples of rich ore.
Silver was quoted at 56A yesterday and
in consequence there was a good feeling
noticeable ia mining stock circles.
The National Bank of the Republic yes
terday signed and put in circulation 3d.
COS of national bank currency script.
Harry Lynne, OF the Globe smelter. and
e. L. Newhouse, Of the Philadelphia
smelter. Were in the city yesterday.
The directors of the Geyser- Marion are
slated to meet next MONDAY, when II is
given out that the company VIII declare
its regular monthly dividend Of $1,000.
A. NJ Grant, the western repEas sitatiye
of the Clorado Iron Works company, has
returned from visit to the home office
at Denver. and reports that business is
good with the firm.
Henry Carter, who is interested with
Drs. Garrison and King and other Salt
Lakers in a gold quartz proposition near
DoWneyYille, Call writes that the prop
erty IS looking we'll.
The Sampson Consolidated, of Bingham
be in with a car load of g10d ore. The
mine was in the market several times
last month with consignments of ore.
Manager John Dern and John Helm
rich. one of the directors of the Mercur,
will go out to the mine this morning and
il is expected that the regular SEM
monthly shipment of cyanides Will be
made tomorrow.
shipment of cyanides from the Pan
American, valued at 5000, was received
by the company yesterday. This was the
cleanup for a two We-->-S run and IS ac-
counted for by the fact uAat Superinten-
dent Beaveridge is back again to his
post.
e. G. Rognon returned yesterday from
hunting and fishing trip up in Wyoming,
with mining on the side, and ne reports
having had most enjoyable time With
lots of success IN hunting antelope and
other small game and also with the rod
and fly
w. w. Chisholm. of the Centennial
Eureka, is at his desk again after an ex-
tended outing on the Weber. Mr.. CHS
hoim who is an ardent angler and sports
man, reports having had most pleasant
vacation. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Chisholm and Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall.
w. j. Lawrence will go out to Silver
City this morning for the purpose of di-
recting operations in We working of the
sending in about two CIR loads of fair
ore a week. Within the next day or two
Mr.. Lawrence will leave for Duck Creek,
New, with his associates, fEr the purpose
of beginning shipments of heavy lead ore
from properties there in which he is in
tereSted. -as
E. D. Roth, an oldatime Salt Laker, has
just returned to this city from Two
years stay in California, where he has
been examining into the merit and ex-
tent OF the Mother Lode and ne has come
to the conclusion that this belt Is all of q
miles wide, n which regular lodges of
gold bearing quartz are to be found. Mr..
10th became Interested in several sdlu-
able properties during his absence and
ne states that he is now negotiating the
sale of big group which is located fairly
on the belt.
Elmer Hill was in from Bingham yes
terday with a shipment of 10 tons of ore
from the Keystone mine and 146 tons
from the Fortune, and he reports that
both properties are looking we'll The
ore from 'the keystone was sold on con-
trols showing values of 50.S per cent lead,
IL ounces. silver and 81 in gold to the ton,
while the Fortune lot aSSayed from Al to
62 per cent in lead and the same amount
in silver and gold as the Keystone. Mr..
Hill states that the rise in silver and
lead is giving = new lease ON life to the
mines of Bingham, and that the camp is
putting on signs OF greater activity than
ever before.
At the Walker 4 House Curio Store
. Professor Saut has,on exhibition a num-
Der of goods from the Red Butte, east of
Fort Douglas, on. the inside - which are
to be found chrystalZed celestiteS, which
is rare mineral and the first to be found
in the locality mentioned. The professor
also has on exhibition some conglomerate
are remarkable in their formation. These
formations exist N peculiar shapes and
forms but the figures, although evil
IDENTIFY caused by the action of wind and
lead to the belief that they must have
been formed by human ingenuity.
NO man or woman can enjoy life or