The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-23

receipt yesterday of nine cars of Horn
Silver concentrates and one car of Austin
ore.
American Fork World: The Live Yankee
mine is now sending out ore in style Two
cars have been shipped from here this
week
Hon. P. T. Farnsworth in in Frisco d.
rect.nc work in the operations of the
Horn Silver mine. OF which he is general
manager.
NJ H Hennessy, who is engaged in the
development of promising copper propo-
sition in the neiehborhood of Golconda,
New, is registered at the Cullen.
DIR. G. H. Fennemo-e. of Beaver. who
is interested in valuable mining properties
in the northern portion of State Line dis
trict, was in the city yesterday
Superintendent o. H. Hardy of the Bull
lion-Beck Tunnel company will go out to
the mine this morning. The latest reports
from this property are OF most encour-
aging nature
1t is expected that the Rio Grande
Westerns special excursion TO Tintic
mining camps this morning will be well
patroniZed. as many have announced their
intention of taking II in
Charles Rives writes from Salida, Colo
that he has secured valuable gold and
silver property which he intends pushing
to the front. Joe Rives, his brother,
was in Bingham yesterday on mining bus
mess.
Max Sohr will leave for Monroe. Sewer
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making a five-carload shipment of miner
al paint 10 the paint works in North Salt
Lake. which Will be started up within a
few days.
Theodore Krouse, who is with the Con-
solidated Kansas City Smelling and Re-.
filming company, is iii the city on bust
ness for the company, and yesterday was
closeted with Major j. E. Jackson, the
companys western representative.
James Knowles. the engineer at the
acknowledgements hoist. met with an
accident few days ago. whereby he in
jured the thumb on his left hand, in con-
sequence of which he is taking a lay-off
ana is receiving treatment in this city.
Colonel E. A Wall will return to Mer-
cur this morning. The colonel states that
the Backyard mine is looking well, and
that It Is more than likely that de-
cision relative to the erection of mill on
the property will be arrived at within the
next few days.
The parties who made discoveries of
gold between the city and the Warm
Springs have found that their locations
are on ground owned by the city, and
now they are trying to get title to the
same, or the right to work the lode, from
the city government.
The Herald is informed that on the
1.150 level in the Bullion-Beck to the
north, 2 l5-foot body of ore has recently
been uncovered. large proportion of
Which is shipping mineral. 1t is believed
that this wonderful property will make a
great showing within the next few
months.
Morgan Mirror: Mrs. E. j. Devine of
is expected in Morgan soon to
male her home with her husband. who,
with his father. Mr.. Devine, has valu-
able mining claim one mile east of this
place, TO the development of which they
intend 10 devote considerable time the
coming summer.
Hyrum Beck who has a lease on the
Northern Spy mine, at Eureka who is in
the city, states that he Will soon make a
of a carload of copper ore from
this property and also car of silver
bearing mineral. According TO Mr.. Beck. |
the Northern Spy is looking well, with |
good ore reserves in sight.
Payson Header: Ed Bates and Adde /
Guthiel went up on Dry mountain and To-
Gated a marble quarry Tuesday. Pieces
were brought down and put under d test /
The polish is there all right, and possibly |
1ther traits Ed says they have got a /
-en-foot vein of it. and at distance the /
edge looks like a big snowdrift.
Ogden Switch: The Consolidated Mining /
company last Tuesday let d contract TO I
the Utah and Montana Machinery COM |
Dany Of Salt Lake for the reconstruction |
AID re.iacing OF the engine and boiler 1
and other machinery of the mine, and d |
force is working one shift in the mine |
and one outside. 1t is expected that ev-
erythins will be in good shape inside of |
z days again.
The Herald is informed that Mayor |
-
nave obtained from Dick LipscomD and |
John Murray a lease and bond on the /
Dick Blair lode, in Beaver Lake district, /
Beaver county, and that the bond calls |
ior the sinking of a z00-foot shaft on the !
property during the life of the option. |
fhe Dick Blair is most promising propo-
iItion. and il IS understood that these !
gentlemen have valuable property adjoin
ng.
W. F. Mitchell yesterday sold one of
lis Acme Gold amaigamators TO a COM
)any represented by superintendent J. q.
landlord The machine will be shipped |
o Nevada tomorrow and will be placed |
behind the batteries of a mill in the
of the Johnny mine, where |
t VIII take the place of plates Mr..
landlord mas seen the arlalgamator in
operation at the keystone mill and he
vas SO well pleased with il that he is
satisfied that II is Just what he has been
ooking for for the close saving OF gold.
George Yeadon, with force of two
men. will resume work tomorrow in the
development of the Nancy Hanks mine
n Markham gulch, Bingham. When oper-
Ltions were suspended on this property
ometime ago, the .155-foot tunnel had
ut a two-foot body of ore that will net
20 a ton. at a vertical depth OF 100 feet.
[ is now the intention to drift on the
edge, and within a week Mr.. Yeadon
will put on another Shift This is promiS-
ng ground and the Indications are that it
will soon join the ranks of producers.
The directors of the Brickyard company
net yesterday afternoon. the subject I'M
Ter consideration being the erection of
mill on this valuable property. and
While no decision was arrived at in the
natter. arrangements were made for the
making of series of tests on the ores
f the mine at the Golden Gate five-ton
Experimental plant. The ore will be taken
rom different portions of the mine. and if
he tests made are satisfactory and it is
demonstrated that the mineral can be sue
essfully treated by the cyanide process,
here is but little doubt but that the COM
ANY will at once put in a plant at the
nine.
The officers and stockholders of the
iold Dust are elated over the reports
rom the mine as published in yesterdays
herald. 1t now transDires that 1t was
t the suggestion of w. S. Mccormick
hat sinking was resumed in the sup
osed footwail of the vein, the result
eing that within a foot or so another
body of splendid milling ore
vas. disclosed. With the discoveries that
ave been made of late in the Mercur
he Geyser- Marion. the LaCigale, the
s0ld Dust and other Camp Floyd prop
rites, ii begins to look as if the mineral
eposits Of the district were practically
neXhaustible, and that the camp will yet
rove to be the wonder of the age in its
gealth of gold.