The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-29
Mining Notes. and Personals.

Gil S. Peyton will so out TO the Chloride
Point this morning accompanied KY seV-
eral friends.
Geyser- Marion gained considerable
strength on the curb yesterday afternoon
and it is believed that the stock now
| has an upward tendency
c. D. Gardanier and George Dern are
booked to go to the Extra Session mine at
/ Bingham this morning Work is progress
ing finely in the development of this
promising property.
Superintendent Dave Teachenor. of the
Liberal mine. at Bingham. writes that the
property is looking exceedingly well and
that without doubt the company viii soon
be able to begin ore shipments.
It is stated that John Dern has taken
I'D his option on quite a large block of
Geyser- Marion stock although he had 80
days yet in which to pay for the same.
! The Horn Silver was in Yesterday With
| eight car loads of concentrates.
hon George w Il. Dorsey mas returned
| from Nebraska and will now devote his
! time in looking after his Utah mining in
| terests. Il number of which are Very valu-
! able The senator is firmly impressed
with the future outlook OF the state and
j is convinced that its mineral resources are
4 uneXcelled
f. E. Crooks returned last night from
his eastern trip i4oki n as y nad li,1 ana 40
get back to Utah, which he believes to be
| the garden spot of the west. and he states
! that 1t is his intention to devote more of
| valuable mining interests in Utah's lead
ing camps. Mr.. Crooks many Salt Lake
friends were glad to welcome him home
again.
A syndicate composed of six Salt Lakers
and one San Francisco gentleman has Just
been formed in this city and If favorable
| reports are received from Klondlike in the
near future the party viii leave for this
| land of gold galore carly in the spring.
Two doctors viii form part of the per-
sonnet of the parry, while a druggist VIII
also so along and will take with MIN q
large stock of drugs. Some we'll known
business men of Salt Lake wiu join the
Adventures
The news relating to the bonding of the
syndicate represented by r. A. Wood,
caused considerable comment in mining
circles in this city and in Mercur. 1t :
stated that Mr.. Wood is the representative
of one of the strongest English ss-nd:-
Gates now operating in this country. and
during the life Of the bond some efficient
work VIII be done in the further develop
I n1ent of this splendid piece of property.
Colonel Ii. L. Pickett the well known
lawyer Of this CITY, mas returned from
Deer Lodge mining district in Iincoln
county. Nevada. bringing with him fine
lot OF gold specimens from ?ro9erties
there N which he is interested, a samHle
of which, showing the yellow metal IN its
native state, he has left at this office.
Considerable DEVELOPMENT work is being
done at Deer Lodge at the present time,
and 1t is believed 4 number OF productive
and paying mines will be opened there.
At meeting of the Utah Silver King
Mining company. held a few days ago
T. b. Cook was elected secretary of the
| company. The property owned by the
company. which is better known as the
Old Susan, IS located near Diamond in
Tintic district, and Il is stated that in this
ground there are four openings from
which ore shipments can be made, and
! that the ore bodies range in size fro-r
IS inches to four feet. 1t is expected thai
me company will soon begin regular con.
signments of the precious metal and thai
in the future Il will repeat it's history Of
the past in this line.