The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-10
minnie NOTES and Personals.

The Swansea Mining company will pag
its regular monthly dividend of $1,000 to-
day.
Sacramento was quite active on the
streets yesterday and sales were reported
at from 2215 to 70 cents.
Colonel s. B. Miner will go out To Mer-
cur this morning with the pay checks
for the men at the Disqualification mine
and mill.
The assessment of the Homestake Min
ing company was delinquent yesterday,
and sales were made abthe price of the
! assess ment c2d costs.
Gill s Peytoa has returned from his
Denver wish. where he has been for the
| purpose of investigating into the Pelatan
! Clerici process OF ore reduction
The shaft at the Emerald mine. at
level and drifting east and west from
the bottom for the vein will BEGIN to-
day.
] Colonel E. A. Wall. who is in from
! pushing work in the development of the
| Victor with a force of five men, and that
the prospects are encouraging.
Lou Beason and w. L. Lyman have re-
turned from their trip to Beaver Lake
district, in Beaver county. and they cor
roborate all the good things that have
been said regarding this promising camp
Word has been received from the
Northern Light that in the additions be-
ing made to the capacity of the mill five
of the large steel tanks have been CON-
pleted. while ire four small tanks are
now being filed with ore. Work is be-
ing pushed in the completion of the other
large tanks as rapidly as possible.
Tfmes-Review. Tuscaro:a. New: NJ P.
Booth has been in town for a couple of
days from his prospects south of town.
He brought in some samples which on
being assayed. showed values of s44.34
in gold per ton. As this was taken from
the surface, the showing is certa.nU re-
markable. and he is justified in his en-
thus.asni.
H. S. Joseph. who is just in from the
Lower Mammoth. states that the bottom
of the winza is in solid body of ore
that will carry average values of 80
ton. The stockholders of the company
are feeling highly elated over the outlook
for the property and the indications are
that il viii soon come to the front as a
dividend paying proposition.
A special to the Denver Republican
from Boulder. Colo. saws: Hon PIN
OConnor came down from the Inter
Ocean mine at Sunshine today with some
fine gold ore, compared with which Klon-
dyke fades into insig1ihcance. The nay
streak of gold ore is only an inch wide,
ore GENES from the stoDe in the 200-foot
level. The mine is doing exceedingly
well.
The O'Me-a brothers expect to make
another fire carload shipment of ore
from tie Caresa mine, near Silver City.
this month. Thoy are working this old
producer under lease and have made an
excellent showing so far as the first
class ore carries values of % per cent
coo9er. 50 in gold and from eight to ten
ounces n silver TO the ton, while the
second-class, which is the screenings
from the first runs from u to t3 per cent
copper and the same amount as the first
class in gold and silver. The mine is
looking better than ever before in its
history, and the lessees states that they
are getting q better price for the conner
contained IN the ore from the Germania
smeter than they can get from the Colo
RADIO smelters.