The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-26
Mining Moe and Personals.

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tremely well. and thar the owners are
feeling highly elated over the outlook for
the same.
Charles Mum, of Ouray, Colo, one OF
the leading mining men of Colorado, was
in the city yesterday.
Northern Light was very firm on the
curb yesterday afternoon and was in
good demand at 50 cents
A consignment of seven boxes of Mer-
cur cyanides were received yesterday and
were SAMPLED in this city
There was considerable demand on the
streets yesterday afternoon for Sunshine
stock at figures ranging from p to 21l4
cents.
H. E. Booth. of the Dexter and Four
Aces Mining company, was made happy
Thursday night over the arrival of a fine
baby girl at his house.
During. a. recent trip up the rugged
slopes of Mt. Baby. ]. F. Gibbs dis
covered a six-foot' ledge of quartz that
issayed $50 in free milling gold to the
ton.
W b Andrew. of this CITY. who is
heavily interested in valuable property
left last night for the purpose of making
an examination of the same.
George f. Bennett. a well known min
ing man OF Sonora, Mexico, was in the
Major J. E. jackson. of the Consolidated
Kansas City Smelling and Refining COM
pany.
j. B. Frank. of Montana. is at the
Knntsford. Mr.. Frank is identified with
Tom Niswall and his associates in a
cyaniding enterprise. and it is reported
that he will establish plant somewhere
in Montana.
J.. +. Gibbs. the well-known journalist
ard mining man. will go out with the
Cod Mountain Marysvale excursion this
morning as representative of The
Herald. and during the next week Herald
readers may expect to see some good
STUFF from his pen.
". E. Hubbard has returned from
Ophir district where he made an eXami-
nation OF the Chloride Point mine which.
he saws. is looking way up in G. Mr..
Hubbard also made visit to the Black
Diamond mine: near Stockton. and he
states that this mine is looking ,eX
Ben Haywood has returned from the
Blue mountains, where he has been at
tending to business matters connected
with the Gold Queen mine. which is one
of the leading properties of that section.
Mr. Haywood informs The Herald that
considerable development work is now
going on in the Blue noun tainS and that
there are great many new faces in the
camp.
John p Porter. of East Bountiful. was
IN the city yesterday with samples of ore
from a prospect owned by him in Ward
canyon. ten miles north of this city, that
assays from 10 to 80 per cent copper. Mr..
Porter states that he has a strong ledge
of this mineral from two to five feet in
width 10 go on. and that ii is his inten
ton TO do some effective work this sum-
ner in the development of the property.
A special from Santa Fe. New Mexico.
says: EX-Delegate Antonio Joseph of
Ojo Caliente. Taos county, writes thar a
new mining district has been discovered
within a few miles of that place and 80
men are now on the ground stalking
claims. IN ordering % mine-location
blanks sent him at once. Mr.. Joseph
odds: - have seen the assays of sur
face rock and the returns are from two
10 ten ounces in gold, two 10 20 ounces
IN silver and from 10 TO 20 per cent cop
per-
The new mill at the Austin mine at
Austin. New was started up Monday OF
this week on an experimental run The
equipment of the plant embraces 80
ste rlpS and O number of FTue MANNERS
and is an up-to-date mill in every
respect. The works are lighted by
also be Illuminated by the same dynamo.
Hon. p t. FarnswOrth. the manager.
and a number of the New York directors
Of the company are on the ground TO
witness the initial run.
The showing in the New States mine.
AZ the mouth Of Little Cottonwood. con-
.inues To improve as work progresses and
L is believed that IL will eventually de-
felop into heavy producer Sinking IS
)eing continued from the tunnel level,
md in the winze the finch body of ore
5 holding its own in good shape and
rom ASSAYS from the average OF the
mineral made yesterday II per cent COP
ler. two ounces silver and $50 in gold
we're obtained. 1t is expected that the
will make a shipment at an
'ariy day.
W. f. Snyder of Richfield. who will go
,ut this morning with the r. @. W eX-
-ursionists for Gold mountain and Marys-
ale was exhibiting to his friends yes
erdav some splendid samples of quartz
rom his Holland placers, on Gold noun
ain that were fairly alive with gold |
The quartz came from the ledge of high |
round sluicing while carrying on the .
,iacer operations, by which means a /
arge quantity of gold is being recovered. /
Ir Snyder VIII do all in his power to I
make it pleasant for the e,.cursionists, f,
nd he has a great knack in this direc !
ion.
4 very fine sample of ore from John |
seck's Black Pine mine. in Cassia coun-
Y. Ida-, is on exhibition al the offiCS Of /
he Taylor Bros in the Mccormick block. /
hat assays % per cent lead 40 ounces /
.lVe- and 500 in gold to the ton l. G. /
Hardy. who has the management of this |
rooerty as well as the Jennie mine. on
urned TO Idaho Thursday night with the
ltention of making Il shipment Of ore
rom the Black Pine. as well as to con-
rue consignments from the Jennie. A
ar load of mineral was received from
he latter property day or so ago that
as sold on controls showing values of %
er cent lead. 40 ounces silver and S52 in
old to the ton.
Brougn & Graves,
Stock and grain brokers. have the