The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27


The South Swansea disposed of a 94-ton
lot of ore yesterday on controls showing
values of IS per cent lead and 20 ounces
in silver to the ton.
The Albino, of Bingham. a new shipper,
was in the market yesterday with its ini-
ual consignment, which was marketed on
assays showing 10 per cent lead, 70 ounces
silver and $3.50 in gold to the ton
h L. j. Warren. representing the. New
YORK Engineering & Mining Journal, has
established an office on the second floor
OF the Walker Bros. bank building. where
he will be pleased TO see friends and
patrons.
The shipment of % tons of Utah ore,
marketed yesterday, was sold on controls
showing values of 49, per cent lead, 1902
ounces silver and high in iron, being min
| shelters.
Jack Davis will go to Provo today for
the purpose of comforting with his COM
pany relative to resuming work in the
! development of the Annie mine, which is
located about midway between Mercur
and Sunshine.
1t is learned that the eastern stockhold-
I ers OF the Alaska Mining company have
! PAID in their assessments, and that the
company Will resume the development of
{ its Ruby Hollow property, in Tintic dis
trict, at an early day.
Work is being vigorously pushed in the
umph, near Silver City, which is on an eX
! tension of the Martha Washington ledge.
and timber from oregon is arriving with
which TO timber the shaft.
Word comes from Richfiele that James
Long Will leave for Gold Mountain the
first of next week for the purpose of re-
Stunning work in the operation. of the
Breckenridge mine. in which there is
splendid showing of high grade ore.
The efficient superintendent of the
frisco mine, at Bingham, e. l.. Talbot,
mas been given "a position on the Salt
Lake police force and any day now can
be naciOo a M SacnOd South
street like an old veteran, and looking
as handsome as a picture.
The employees of the T. B. sampling
works will have fag-raising and hop"
tomorrow afternoon and evening, in honor
OF Dewey, in which the people of Murray
will doubtless participate. The sampling
company Will furnish the music, etc, and
a rafting good time is expected.
The Centennial Eureka is in the market
today with two carloads of ore, one of
which is high grade silver and lead, while
the other is composed of copper, lead and
silver, with some gold. Another tWo-car-
load consignment from this bonanza divi-
dend-payer is en- route to the sampler.
Colonel S. T. Pearson writes from Glib
louisville. Ida, that in getting ready Tor
the seasons run at the placer diggings
of the Bingham Placer company, bedrock
has been reached in making the eXcava-
ton for the elevator, and that work is
progressing finely, with promising out
look for this summers operations.
The Utah mine has resumed ore ship
ments. the first carload lot of several I
shipments to be made from a new ind in
this rich Fish Springs property arriving
yesterday. 1t went 800 ounces in silver,
and As per cent lead. Mr.. h. NJ. Weller
states that there is a big body of this
pay dirt exposed for stopping and ship
ment.
The stockholders of the Eagle Mining |
company. operating at MercUr. will hold /
meeting at y. m tomorrow, for the !
purpose of taking action on the PROPOSE I
ton to increase the capitalization OF the /
company from 10000 to $4,000 shares. the 1
surplus thus created to be placed in the !
treasury, to be disposed of for develop /
ment purposes.
A meeting of the directors of the North |
ern Spy Mining company was held in this |
city yesterday for the purpose OF filling |
two vacancies on the board, caused by |
the death of Hyrum Beck and the resig /
nation of Simon Bamberger, the vacan-
cies being r1lled by the election of j. A.
Cunningham and Briant S. Young. The !
Northern Spy is noted Tintic producer I
that is now being worked by lessees.
Ed Loose, of the Grand Central. who
was in the city yesterday, says that he
pectiVe Tintic bonanza, only that ii can
now be classed as a mine, and that it has
settled down as q regular producer of
good shipping ore. Mr.. Loose has worked
long and patiently in the development of
the Grand Central, and now that ii is a
money maker, his head is not ''swelled'' I
in the least, and he is the same unpreten-
goddess of fortune smiled on him. His
many friends, all the same, are well
pleased over the good thing that has fall
IN to his lot.