Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-01

Silver 57&; lead S3,s7iS.
The Marion mill was started at noon
yesterday
Seven cars of Horn Silver ore were
on the market today.
Frank Hines is in from the Northern
Light on Lion Hill.
George Dern went out to Mercur this
morning to pick up the monthly pay
roll.
Last weeks Snake Creek excitement
has abnted very materially, says the
Park Record.
o. T.. Lawrence has commenced work
on the Cumberland shaft contract at
Park City.
The Horn Silver company is now en-
sconced in elegant apartments on the
second floor of the Templeton block,
rooms 205-G-7.
A. l.. Morris, manager of a score or
more of Beaver Lake mines, went out
to the district Saturday evening on a
tour Of inspection.
Silver City Star: The Boss Tweed
records rich strlkeRof high grade cop
per this week. The ore was encount-
cred in Il Wine below the 125-foot
level about 275 feet from the shaft and
has every indication of being perma-
nent.
Oneida. Ida, Herald: There is a
man in Preston who has just returned
from the klondike gold fields. He has
with him several rays of sunshine
frozen In solid chunks of ice. one of the
rays has been chseled out and is now
on exhibition at the Preston drug
store.
Coalvllle Times: Coal Mine In
spector Conner Thomas completed his
inspection of the mines here last week
and on Monday left for scoheld to go
through the mines of that section
Everything considered, he found the
mines in very satisfactory condition
here.
Paris, Idaho, Post: Another
carload of machinery for the
Blackstone mine has been re
ceived, while the shipment of machln-
cry for the Hummlng Bird mine in
Paris canyon Is expected here next
week. Who says Bear Lake would not
show up well with her mines
Butte Miner: VIM. Bu22o has Sc
cured lease on the Arlington mine,
near Belt. He. has also contracted
with the Great Falls Smelling Works
to take about 80 tons of coal per day.
The mine is owned by J. T. Arming-
ton and j. j. Hin, who have 1000 acres
Of coal land adjoining. The main entry
is in ZOO feet and shows 5ia foot vein
of good coal.
A rich strike is reported on the
Daisy mine. at Jerome creek. near
Lewiston, Ida. A parallel ledge has
been discovered only six feet from the
original discovery that Is said to as
say $500 to the ton. The property Is
about twenty miles from Palouse City.
! In Latah county. The company oper-
ating the mine was recently organized
with Newton Hibbs Of Lewiston as
president and manager. a 1ve-stamp
mill is working on the property.
Butte Miner: At the Alice mine work
| Is carried on with an increased force
| Of miners; the force has already been
| increased at the Blue Wing, Magma
| Charta and VaIdimere mines, Devel
| opments are pushed, which insures n
| steady supply of ore for the mills.
| About 100 tons OF ore IN holsted daily
| which runs from 20 ounces in silver and
| Sc in gold to 100 ounces in silver and S2j
| in gold. The 60-stamp mill Is kept
steadily at work on the lower grade
ores, while those running high In gold
are treated at the smelters.
Brigham Bugler: our Park Valley
| correspondent writes our mines are
| ali right" so say the boys who are
| working them. Every day or so n lot
of Jolly mining boys come rolling IN to
prospect in our hills for the precious
| metals. The Century Gold Mining. and
| Milling company have n regular force
of men at work with Tom James as
forepan. ]. w. Callahan is doing Il
Ian flee business carrying passen-
gers in his mail coach to and from the
mining district. II is rumored the Cen
fury company will erect mill snort