The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-13
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Macintosh sampler yesterday
received SO tons of Jackson ore.
F. n. Millett. the recorder of State
Line district, was in the city yester-
day.
H Hudson of Berling, Wis, a
brother-in-law of E. H. Curtis of the
+ Northern Light mine, is in the city on
a visit.
I A meeting of the stockholders of the
! American Mining and Milling com
pany will be held in Ogden on the 10th
! for the purpose of taking into con
sideration the bonding and leasing of
a portion of the companys property
1t is reported that water has been
struck in the Morning Glory mine at
Silver City. Tintic al a depth of 2S3
feet. This is considered as a good in
dicatiOn and it is believed that ore
Will be struck in this property within
the next few DAYS.
Work is being pushed in getting
ready for extensive developments in
the Rabbit Foot mine at Silver City.
The whim house on this property has
been completed and the shaft is being
retimbered. When this work is done
sinking VIII be resumed.
1t was rumored on the streets yes
terday that good news had been re-
ceived from the Bullion Beck Tunnel
NoAiipduS SIOQHQ on GOulNd noun
tain, at Eureka, and that on the sur
face, where ore was discovered a few
days ago, as mentioned at the time in
these columns, important finds have
been made.
George CrismOn, manager of the
Goldstone mine. in Lemhi county. Ida,
returned yesterday from the north. In
speaking of the GOldstcne, Mr.. Crismon
says that it is looking in fine condition
and that when the mill is finished in
the spring there is no doubt but that
the property will come TO the front as
a dividend payer.
The officers of the Emerald company
are feeling in good spirits over the
excellent showing in the property of
the company which is located near
Mammoth. The Emerald shaft is now
down to the 4S0-foot level and with
the use OF the machine drills which
have been recently installed in the
mine, good progress is being made
The bottom Of the shaft is in lime
that is heavily mineralized. The COM
.pany will put on another shift within
a short time.
r. r. Tanner of Beaver, who is in
the city, states that he feels much
interested in the development of the
State Line district, as he is part owner
in the Perseverance mine in the north
ern portion of the camp where DR..
Fennemore and his associates are now
developing the Confidence mine, in
which there is most encouraging
showing. The Perseverance joins the |
Confidence lode and is on the same |
ledge. so that the development of one /
of the properties means the develop +
ment of the other.
Some assays of Buckeye ore were re- /
ceiVed yesterday which caused the Of /
fcers of the company to feel that it |
would not be long before this property /
would become a dividend paving prom /
OsitiOn- In the north Wine on the 200 |
evel some ore was taken the day be- |
fore that gave values of $50 per cent |
cad. 14z.9 ounces in silver and $3.50 in /
gold to the ton, while the shipping ore
hat is being taken out assays 46 per
cent lead. 55.7 ounces in silver and
in gold. A twO-carload shipment
II this ore will soon be sent to the
Salt Lake market.
Henry Melton, John Edwards and
George Burns viii resume work within
he next few days in the development
If a group of claims in Emigration
.anyon, Just east of the city. where it
s stated they have a very promising
,old proposition. This ground was To-
ated some time last summer, and the
work so far has uncovered a siX-foot
,ody of ore that carries from 81 to $2S
n gold to the ton. and The Herald is
informed that the mineral is splendid
eaching mineral and very similar in
appearance and its general character
sites TO the Mercur ore. 1t is hoped
hat development win prove that the
Ieposit is a large and permanent one,
n which event this city will be able
o boast of a dividend payer almost
within the corporation.
Assay for silver Soc, gold and silver