The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-04

critics. the former being located near Sill
Yer City. while the latter adjoins tn.
Northern Light and Chloride Point mine.
on Lion hill. So
I Will Orr. the representative of the Nc
Arthur-Forrest cyanide people. left fol
White Pine county. Nevada. yesterday fol
the purpose of directing the starting OF
the cyanide plant for the North Mount
ain Mining company, operating in Egar
! canyon at Cherry Creek.
Butte Miner. DR.. ]. A. Lanterman OF
Leadville, Colo, known throughout the
west as mining engineer and operator,
was In Butte Sunday seeing friends. DR..
Lanterman is heavily interested in prop
e-t-r at Elk City. Ida. upon which 10
starnp mill is now in course of erection.
a gentleman named Singleton is in with
car load of ore from a new discovery
not for from Marysvale in a new district
The name of the claim is the Searchlight,
and IL is understood that the find is an
important one, but for certain reasons the
details of the discovery are kept secret.
Andrew Peterson, who is superintend-
ing the development of the Silver Group
mine. in Dry canyon, Bingham. writes c.
F. Bolton that in the extension of the
tunnel the ore values are increasing with
every foot. and it is believed that a ship
ment can be made from this property be-
fore many days.
Hon. Allen G. Campbell returned yester-
d. from Eagle valley. Nevada. accom-
panied by his family. Mr. Campbel is
hear-,:r interested in valuable gold prop
critics in Eagle Valley district, and while
rot much work has been done as yet in
their DEVELOPMENT, he states that he is
highly pleased with the surface showing
Mr. Campbell states that he expects 10
return to Eagle valley within the next
few days.
John Buffers of Bingham, who was in
the city yesterday. states that the people
of that camp are highly pleased with the
progress being made in the erection of
the mill for the Highland Boy mine. and
are congTatulating themselves over the
fact that they can claim that this will be
the finest plant of its kind in the west
ern country. According to Mr.. Buffers
Binghani will witness a great deal of ac-
tivity this year, Notwithstanding the high
freight and smelling rates.
The two car loads OF ore from the Tins-
ley m.=e. in Nevada just west of Deep
creek. which were sold on the open mar
ket yesterday, assayed IS per cent lead.
80 ounces silver and $3.50 in gold to the
ton The lot brought about $500. but as
the freight charges from the mine to this
city were over $3.50. it is not likely that
TIE owners of the property will repeat
the experiment very soon. as they do not
worth to the railroad companies.
World, Idaho City, Ida: Rev. Hen
ir:cl-S. who came over from the other
side of the basin last Saturday. informed
the World thato. j. Daley's quartz claim
at QuartZburg, discovered two or three |
years age, is now bonanza. Mr.. Daley |
has struck very rich ore and the vein is
strong. Those who have seen il say il |
Yill equal the Gold Hill in the brightest |
lays of that great mine. Everybody will |
De pleased to hear of Mr.. Daleys good |
'ortune. The World hopes he may ere |
ong develop into a bonanza king.
Secretary of State Whipple returned |
rom a short trip to Leadville yesterday.
;a-rs the Denver News. and reports The
amp looking better than in year. The
mines are struggling to make up for lost
ime and business is steadily picking up.
While there he visited the Sedalia mine. /
which lies next TO the Resurrection on thu
xtreme northeast OF the Johnny ore
hute This property on Saturday made
strike Of a large body of gold quartz
una.-e about four ounces and carrying
lothin- hut gold. This is the first abso-
ute gold mine found in Leadville. 1t
aries no silver values whatever.