The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-29
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Sacramento company paid its regu-
lar dividend of 5000 yesterday.
The Buckeye, of Tintic. was in the mar
ket yesterday with a shipment of ore.
/ The Horn Silver company will pay it's
regular quarterly dividend of $4,000 to-
morrow.
Hon. John Dern. opresident of the Mer-
cur and Geyser-Marion companies, is ex-
noon.
r. B. Chisholm, who is engaged in the
mercantile business at Manhattan, Mont.
IS IN the city visiting his brother W. W.
CHISHOLM, of the Centennial Eureka.
The Nevada Recovery company operat-
ing near HALEY, Ida. reported at the Con-
SOlidated Kansas City sampling works
yesterday with 200 pounds of cyanides.
Colonel Lewis made another test run
yesterday at the old BurtOn-Gardner
building on Eighth South between Main
and State. with the Ellis cOncentrator.
j. H Paris, the promoter of the Ash
brook mining enterprise in Box Elder
county. is in the city for the purpose of
taking mis- family back to the mine with
him for the summer.
The Mammoth will pay its regular
monthly dividend of $4,000 tomorrow,
While the South Swansea will also dis
tribute $500 in velvet" money to its
stockholders on the same day.
The italian company, of this city, has
decided to put in five tanks of 30 tons
daily capacity in addition to the mill on
its Idaho property, it being the intention
to treat the low grade ores of the mine BY
the cyanide process.
The Herald is informed that the lower
tunnel in the Redwing in Markham gulch
Bingham, is now in distance of nearly
400 feet, and that the indications are that
the ore body for which it has been driven
VIII soon be exposed.
President VIII Mcintyre of the Nam
moth. states that there is no truth in the
rumOr that the company is cOntemplat-
ing the purchase of the Cunningham rail-
road from the mine to the mill. and that
the option held by the company on the
railroad expired on the LIST OF June.
shipment of ore from the Magnolia
mine at De Lamar. New. was received in
salt Lake lew days ago which sold for
$Zl0 per ton. In about week a cOnSign-
ment of a carload of rich rock is expected
from the new strike made in this prop
erty, mention OF which has already been
made IN these columns.
j. E. Bamberger. vice president of the
Observation-Disclosures, has returned from
Williamson, Mass, where he has been to
be present at the graduation of his son
stopped OF at Omaha on their return and
took in the exposition. which Mr.. BAN
berger states. is Grand affair"
At the stockholders meeting of the Bull
hon-Beck Tunnel company, held Monday
a new board to serve for the
ensuing year was elected as follows:
Henry Dinwoodey- president; John Beck,
vice president; Briant Young, secretary
and treasurer: Jesse Fox. A L. HYDE and
George Romney. The late assessment on
the stock of the company is being well
paid in and it is the intention of the mani
sgement TO resume active work in the con-
tinued development of the property at an
early date.
Dan Mcleod. of Charlie Ross and Buck
fame is in from Eagle Valley district,
Lincoln county, New. Mr.. Mcleod states
that he is interested in some Of the dis
coveries recently made in what is called
Pixies diggingS. not far from Deer Lodge
and he IS sanguine that some very val
liable finds have been made there. He
also states that DR.. Nelson writes from
The east that he expects soon to send out
-wo men and an expert. who viii ex-
anime the Charlie Ross and Buck and
Mr. Mcleod will show them the prop
critics.
Director Green, of the Northern Light.
who has just returned from a visit of in
;Dection to the mine, states that Super
r. G. LeSg is feeling much en-
over the showing in the prop
srty and that he is sanguine that a fine
body of shipping and milling ore will be
ound in new workings near the Hercules
While other portions of the property are
ooking favorable, the mill being run at
intervals. According to Mr.. Green. Mr..
-egg is of the opinion that it is a safe
to pay the present assessment
IN Northern Light stock