The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-07

for the east next week, for the purpose of
visiting home folks in Ohio.
The Mercur reported at the Con. K c..
sampler yesterday with its semimonthly
cleanup of cyanides, amounting to loo
pounds of high-grade product.
Tintic Miner: Fifty bars of bullion
weighing about 10000 ounces, were sent
out from the Eureka Hill mill during the
week. This bullion carries about 65 per
cent copper.
The directors of the Dalton company
held meeting Thursday, but the meeting
adjourned without the transaction of any
important business, although it is be-
leVed that 1t VIII be necessary to levy
another assessment at an early day.
Mercur Mercury: 1t has developed that
the reason for the suspension of work at
the Cannon is that the property is under
option to company whose identity the
management declines to disclose. The
Wonder and Hecla are also said to be in
cluded in the deal.
ferre dthe L. v H. group of claims in
Pole canyon, Tooele canyon, TO repre-
sentatives of Illinois people for s., 800 cash,
and 1t is understood that it is the inten-
ton to incorporate a company on this
property at an early day.
Hon. Dave Keith, the successful Park
CITY mining man. has returned from a
visit to California, combining business
with pleasure, as, while on the coast, he
made an examination of mines on the
Mother Lode, and he states that there is
great deal of activity in that locality in
mining matters.
President Sam MCINTYRE who has re-
turned from an inspection of the Mann
moth, informs The Herald that the mine
is in splendid condition, and that heavy
shipments of good lead ore are being
made, while regular consignments of min
eral are being sent in, which run over two
ounces in gold to the ton.
VIII St Clair of Ophir is in the city,
and t IS his intention to leave for Lees
GElr Ft,arr la T,sv,
his brother. George In the development
OF the Garretson group, adjoining the
well-known Italian. 1t is learned that
quite. an important strike has been made
IN the Garretson ground of late.
Henry Rice, one of the well-known cat
tlemen of southern Utah, and who is
heavily interested in Stateline district. is
in the city on business. Mr. Rice states
front. and he is of the opinion that il
time IT will rank as one of the largest
gold producing districts in the state.
M. s. Hunt, manager of the Last
has moved his office TO a fine suite of
rooms on the top floor of the Mccormick
block. The Last Chance mill has been
closed down for the last few days, while
hydraulic SiZerS were being added to the
plant, but it will start up again today.
The Mammoth was in the market yes
terda- with three carloads OF ore. which
was sold on controls showing metallic
values OF $50 TO the ton IN gold and silver,
the gold contents running $40 TO the ton.
1t is stated that the Mammoth is in ex-
cellent shape, and it is believed that it
will make a great record for itself this
summer.
Hon. C. V. Wheeler, the president of
the South Swansea, was in the city yes
terday. The company is now putting in
an independent pipe line. rs mentioned in
these columns a few days ago, and it
will not be long before the system is in
order The mine is looking fine, and the
regular heavy consignments of ore are
being made.