The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-03
roll roll and also also to make the regular ship

roll and also to make the regular ship
ment of cyanides.
1t is the general understanding that the
new mining law was to be effective 9O
lature, and the different mining recorder,
are. making their arrangements accord
ingly.
1t is reported that the workings in the
Hecia mine at Mercur. are looking bet
ter and better as development progresses.
f. j. Leonard. the manager of the prop
erty. who came in last night is highly
pleased with the outlook.
The morning quotation on lead yester-
day was $780, which will be the regular
quotation of today. but the closing quota
ton OF yesterday was $685. which is a
goodly advance and should buoy up the
spirits of our lead producers.
Z. c. Higgins, of the Mercur Mercury.
and the recorder of Camp FLOYD district.
who arrived in the city last night. states
that the district is moving steadily to the
front and that It Will be a red hot camp
as soon as the snow goes off and the
roads become settled.
There IS considerable activity in the
stock of the Golden Star Mining COM
pany at the present time. and in Gold
Mountain mining district. where the
property of the company is located the
residents of the camp are corralling all
that they can get of IL
Eureka Democrat: Some excellent
bromide ore is being taken out of the
Triumph. which lies between the Sun
beam and Undine, and a shipment will
soon be made. The Triumph is all right
and is coming into line with the other
producers of the district.
The reports from the Buckeye mine. on
the west dip. in Camp Floyd district are
or very encouraging nature, and il is
stated that at the present time there is
considerable activity in the treasury
stock of the company. Contractor Glib
son. who has been in the city for the
past few days, left for the mine yester-
day.
1t is said that the Gold Blossom mine.
been secured under lease and bond by
Manager Johnson, of the Gold Point
mine. at Sunshine. The Gold Blossom
caused great excitement in mining circles
a few years agS, and it is the prevailing
opinion that 1t is the making of a genuine
bonanza.
James McEvoy, the superintendent of
the Chloride Point mine on Lion hill.
Ophir district, is in the city on business.
Mr.. McEvoy states that the mine is in
splendid condition and that it is showing
MP with development far beyond his most
sanguine expectations. carload Of ore
from the G. P is now at the sampler and
another one is expected in today.
Bolton and Angrove. of the Century
Mining company, have returned from the
mine. which is located in Box Elder
county. for the purpose of attending the
annual stockholders meeting OF the
company, which will be held next Mon
day at No s. East Second South street.
upstairs. MeSsrs. Bolton and Angrove
report that the mine is looking fine and
that they are satisfied that it will de-
velop into a heavy producer of the yell
low metal.
1t was learned yesterday that the new
shaft that has been started on the Edna
May. on the west dip. to catch the drift
from the bottom of the incline. had cut
the hanging wall of the vein, which
proves the continuity of the deposit and
adds greatly to the value of the property.
which is owned by the Mercur Gold Pro-
duction company j. E. Carey. OF Provo.
one of the stockholders of the company.
who visited the west dip yesterday. is
much pleased with the condition OF the
mine