The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-17
Mining Notes and Personals.

Sunbeam was a ready seller yester.
day afternoon at 121s cents a share.
e. B. Coleman expects to leave OF
Tuesday of this week for an extended
| visit to Stateline, Eagle valley anc
other southern gold camps.
Charlie Van Alystine of the Utah and
Galena expects to leave for Fish Spring:
/ tomorrow or next day for the purpose
of making an examination of these two
valuable and productive properties.
The Four Aces at Silver City con-
/ tinues to look well, and a station is be-
/ ing cut on the 63O-foot station. it be-
ing the intention of the company to
/ drift on the ore, as well as to continue
! sinking.
! The Spanish mine at Bingham, owned
! by the Niagara company, is now ship
/ ping ten carloads of good ore weekly
and the chute of ore discovered a few
months ago is holding out in a most
encouraging manner.
Mining men who have recently made
an examination of the Daisy on the
west dip in Camp Floyd district, speak
most highly regarding this promising
property, and predict that it will make
one of the best producers in the camp.
Dan Clays is in from Bingham with
a consignment of Julia Dean ore. This
producer of high grade ore is looking
well, and Mr.. Clays, who has worked
like a Trojan in its development, is
well pleased with the showing and out
look for the future.
Charlie Crane left last night for the
Boise Basin country in Idaho. where
he has Il bond on some promising prop
ositionS. From the basin he viii go
over into the Sawtooth range, where
he will inspect a mine on which he had
some development work done last sum-
mer.
Captain Timothy Egan will probably
leave tomorrow for the Golden Star
mine in Gold Mountain district. He
VIII make the trip from The railroad
as far as Hardy's cabin on horseback,
after which he will don snowshoes and
make the rest of the journey over the
snow.
It was quiet with the surveyor gem
eral last week, and only one applica-
ton was made for an order for a pat
ent survey. and this was made by ]. B.
Stephens, through his attorney, Joseph
GOrlinski, for the Ais Well lode in West
Mountain district. Robert Gorlinski,
surveyor.
Bank and commercial stocks We're
active yesterday, and in good demand.
u. c. NJ. l. being quoted at Sis, lions
Savings bank at $120, and the State
6dHh OF Oldn At S4.Oz anu Sl-U0- Inc
State Bank yesterday paid its regular
quarterly dividend of = per cent on its
capital stock.
John Dern returned Friday night
from visit to Bingham, where he
made an inspection of the West Noun
tain placers and the Extra Session
mine. At the former the shaft is down
a depth of 90 feet, and within so days
it is expected the 150-foot level will be
reached, when the bed of the stream
Will be cross-cut. At the Extra SEES
sion the incline shaft has reached a
depth of 100 feet, and the work of de-
velopment is progressing slowly.
The report of a recent strike in the
Homestake, near Silver City, has been
confirmed, and The Herald is officially
the drift about 40 feet from the shaft,
solid body of ore from is to 20 inches
has been disclosed. which carries aver
age values of 80 per cent copper. 36
ounces silver and 81 in gold to the ton.
Frank Harris. the manager of the mine.
will go out tonight to superintend de-
velopments. which. just now, are at a
very interesting stage.
Less than a year ago w. E. Trevar-
row. who lives on Q street in this city.
had touch of the Klondike fever He
was among the first TO leave Salt Lake
for Dawson City, and he has evidently
struck il rich, as word has been re-
ceived to the effect that he has one of
the best claims on Bonanza creek. and
that he is taking out gold galore, ii
being his intention TO return to his
family this summer as soon as the
spring cleanup is completed. Accord
ing to reports Mr. Trevarrow may now
be considered as a rich man.