The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-07
Mining Notes and Personals.

Alfred Cribbon. of Denver, is in the
city on mining business.
The Horn Silver Mining company yes
terday received IA cars of ore and seven
cars of concentrates
Colonel Nick Treweek, the we'll known
mining man, is on the sick list and has
more.
A two-car lot of ore from the Caresa
mine, near Silver City, arrived at the
samplers yesterday. The Caresa is max
ing a fine record of late and it is be-
heved that it is now on the list as a
steady shipper.
Manager H. A. Cohen, of the Golden
cate mine, returned from Mercur Friday
night; where he has been for the past
month directing the examination that
has been made of the Mercur and De
Lamar properties.
Frank Hardness, the Park City broker
was IN the city yesterday. and his pres
ence on the floor of the mining exchange
curing the call was a reminder of old
Tunes Frank is looking well and he
states that he is building up a good bust
ness at the Park.
1t is reported that a block of Four
day at 1212 cents. Buckeye was in de-
mand. and sales of South Swansea. were
recorded at sl.55. On account of it's be-
ing Saturday the curb dealings in mining
SHARES were rather light.
Prof. Charles LaBelle informs The
Herald that next week he will begin the
manufacture of indelible Waterproof
crayons on large scale, and that as
ness he will turn out 10000 gross daily of
this new article. The crayonS are made
out of Utah minerals.
James Hogan. who has tied up the con-
troll of the Gold King mine, near Man
ming. in Camp Floyd district states that
it is his intention to resume the develop
ment of the property within short time
A B. Gibson, of Sunshine, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Gibson is one of the
pioneers of the camp, and is firm be-
lever in its future.
P. B. McKeon, of Milford, who has been
spending considerable time of late in the
DEVELOPMENT OF the old Burning Moscow
Shauntie and South Star mining districts,
states that he expects to make a two
carload shipment of ore this month
Matt Cullen. the veteran miner is inter-
ested in this property, which was heavy
producer years ago.
Superintendent f. l.. Talbot, of the |
Frisco mine at Bingham, who was in the |
city yesterday. confirms the report con- |
tanned in these columns n few days ago /
relative to the recent strike IN this prop |
arty. and he states that he is now sinking |
in a good body of ore that is still dip /
the point of connection is reached it is |
that a magnificent body of high /
grade mineral will be uncovered.
Ed Baker, the foreman of the Dalton
md Lark mine at Bingham. was the
'ictim of a cave-in yesterday morning
and it is learned that both of his legs
we're broken, above the ankles; Mr.:
hight, accompanied by Manager Schenck,
md he is now al ST Marks hospital,
where he is receiving all the care and
lttention possible. AT the office of the
in this city it was stated that
Ir. Baker was one of the best men at
work in the mine, and great regret was
expressed regarding the accident.
The Herald is informed that it is the in
ention of the owners of the Redmond
nd Hillside claims. located at the mouth
# Little Cottonwood, to incorporate Il
ompany within a short timo for their
development. These claims are located
etween the New State and Dipper mines,
nd are owned bv NJ. c. Morris, w. J.
c. ]. and Amos Thomp-
on. w. J. Bateman and B. F. Redmond.
t is stated that the big mother lode that
rosses these claims, and it is the in
ention to do some extensive work in the
evelopment of the property.
Several Salt Lake capitalists are making
trenuous efforts 10 tie up the Jake Miller
old mine which adjoins the Sewer in
hat the object of the visit of Joseph e.
lay. of Fillmore, to this city, Is to con-
innate the deal with these parties. One
f the gentlemen interested, who recently
listed the mine in question, states that
e never before saw such a fine body
{ gold ore. and high grade at that, as
disclosed III this property. In fact,
ne showing was far better than the de-
cription given. 1t is believed that the
cal will be closed some time this week
or the present the names of the pro-
Osed purchasers will not be made public
1t was reported yesterday that during
lie day 1900 shares of the stock of the
lxull Valley Mining and Milling COM ;
any had changed hands.