Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-08

Silver 59ii; lead $3.50.

| SILVER DSi1s leiiu So.Ou.
The Sacramento was in yesterday
with $4,000 shipment of oyanldes.
The Sacramento company has made
application for listing on the stock ex-
| change.
The transfer books of the Mercur close
tomorrow afternoon, and the day fol-
lowing the company Will post u divi-
dend-some say n double one.
The Deming. N. NJ, Headlight is out
with supplement booming the Cook S
Peak mining district, where 1t is said
there abounds mountains of lead ores.
Marysvale is beginning to boast of
new hotel. the finest south of salt
Lake City. The old Lyons house is the
place and Mr.. Grosvenor, of Salt Lake,
the proprietor.
Grand Valley Times: Edward Loose
of Provo, who is heavily interested in
the Big Indian Copper district, reached
Moab Monday, and has been spending
the week at the copper mines.
The discovery of Il flfteen-foot ledge
of copper ore is reported In the Hard
scrabble mine, Morgan county. Red
oxide ore, said to run 500 to the ton,
Is being sacked at the Klondike mine
in the same locality.
A. S. Green of Chicago has been elect
ed to place on the Northern Light
directory, vice Il. II. Crooks, who has
sold out his interests. MIR. Crooks
retirement left the vice presidency
vacant and to Ill this DR.. Il. L. Col
burn has been elected.
Stockholders in the Beaver Lake
Copper Mining company are feeling ju-
bilant over the receipt of news of the
big strike, as chronicled in this paper
10 fThnQn
however, for a mere bagatelle, are now
kicking themselves good and hard.
Panguitch Progress: The Progress
office received n good call from Mr..
NJ. W. Warner whoce home is near the
celebrated anthony mines of Coyote.
He believes the mines will be worked
and that Brice and the gold makers
are of the right stamp and are all right.
Panguitch Progress: The Mexican
with the wonderful ore made big
stir at the Vale. His ore assayed
$1,000 or about that per ton. Mr.. Fer
guson of the Crystal mine, met him.
and found that he was IAN old friend
or distant relative, etc." enough to get
an idea of about where the rock came
from.
The Giant Chief Mining company,
incorporated under the laws of Wyom-
ing. Med articles with the secretary
of State yesterday afternoon. Will
lam b. Brewster is named as resident
agent in Utah and the directors are
Charles Stone. Joseph Il. Cashin. Frank
NJ. Foote. William NJ. Lauder, John c.
Hamm, A. j. Robinson, l. Kastor and
William b. Brewster all but the last
named being residents of Evanston,
Wyo.. 1t is the intention of the COM
pany to conduct general mining oper-
ations at Bingham and elsewhere.
Piute Pioneer: Tom Ferguson, su-
perintendent of the Crystal mine was
in town Thursday night. He says that
the repair of the break has been made
and he expects to have the new mill
running again today. He thinks they
can run through about twenty-five tons
of ore u day when they get fully start
ed. They have 1000 tons of ore on
he dump and 500 at the mill. The mill
will be run by water power. but they
hauled up new ten-horse power boiler
this week. which they viii use to fur
nish steam to heat the min during cold
weather. This property win give en-
ployment directly and indirectly to
forty or fifty men when they get to
mining regularly.