The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-24
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Horn Silver was in the market yes
terday with II carloads of concentrates
There was more activity in the loca
stock market on the curb yesterday thar
! has been the case for a week or more.
The Offices of the Mining and Scientific
Press have been removed from 22O to Sst
Market street. San francisco. Cal. the
finest business Iocatigh in that city.
Manager John Dern. of the Mercur
mine. will go out to Manning this morn
ing for the purpose of making the semi
monthly shipment OF Mercur cyanides.
". H. Remington, of this city is still
! in Seattle. Wash, where he is receiving
| substantial encouragement in his project
of establishing large smelling works in
| that city.
L. W. Clark who has been on the sick
| list for the past few weeks. will leave
this morning for the Black Diamond mine.
at Stockton. which. IL is stated. is coming
to the front in great shape.
Work is progressing in the develop
ment Of the Little Pittsburg. ard Mr.
Frank Hines. of the Northern Light. is
ledge at a depth of 40 feet at least.
Harry Lynne. a representative of the
Globe smelter. Of Denver. was in the
city yesterday on business for mis- com
pany, and incidentally trying the virtues
of the waters of the Great Salt Lake
Judge Baslsin and his associates are
busily engaged in the development of the
body of natural coke owned by them in
putting in ovens for the manufacture of
the artificial article.
T. A. Bennett. q representative of
London syndicate. who has been en-
ployed during the past week in. making
an examination of the Dexter and otner
properties Mt TCscarora. New. is regis
tered at the Knutsford.
Frank Roberts and ". A. Graves have
returned from the w. ]. Bryan mine, ,at
Dugway. which. they state is boxing
Well with an abundance of good ore in
sight. waiting for railroad facilities for
transportation TO market
Martin ]. Heller the San. Francisco
mining expert. who. with Prof G. w
Maynard. recently made an examination
of Gold Mountain properties. writes from
San Francisco to - friend that he will
soon leave for Arizona where he will in
spect GOLD mines.
Jimmie " Searies hes returned from
Gold Fields camp, in Arizona. where he
mas been for the past few months, en-
gagged in the development and operation
OF has promising gold mines. concerning
which mention has previously been made
in these columns.
The Utah Mining and Development com
pany is hard at work in the development
of the Juan:ta group of two claims ad-
joining the Constellation. at Park City.
and there is but little doubt but that the
Constellation gold Ledge will be, dis
closed in this ground.
Reports from the Hot Stuff grouD in
north Tintic district continue encourage
ing, and it IS stated that the values are
increasing as depth is obtained The eX- I
tent of the deposit has rot bee- de- /
termiIed as yet. The ore assays from /
TO % per cent copper to the ton.
The Messrs- Guggeaheim. of the Phila- i
delphia sn,elter. II Pueblo who were |
in the city the first Of the week, left (
Tuesday fo- the mines of the Kootenias
in British Columbia. To which land of
promise nearly all of the smelling men
Of the west are now directing their steps
With TIE view of making additions to
their business.
Sam Pollock. the superintendent of the
Hercules. on Lion hill. who has been in
the city for the past few DAYS informs
The Herald that the property is looking
we'll and that the tunnel IS now in the
second belt OF porphyry, which is heavily
The company is working
-wo shifts and it Is expected that the
vein win be encountered within the next
o o. 80 feet.
Statesman, Boise. Ida: The strike
made - the Poorman at Silver City,
proves TO be very itch There is now
moving Is inches of ore carrying $500
,er ton in gold. This indicates that the
re chute is going TO be as rich at that