The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-13

ternizing with friends in Zion. Mr.. Sulli
van brought in with him some fine sam
looking well.
One of Salt Lakes leading brokers yes
terday conSummated a mining stock deal
| l.NolVlng the expenditure on the part of
the purchaser of $4,000. The mining
snare market of this city has recorded
some very heavy transactions of late,
and a big business in this line is looked
for THIS fal and coming winter.
}. b: Frank of the Idaho Recovery com
pany is in the city. on his way to HALEY
Ida, where he will make a final cIeanIip
OF the mill for the winter. While there
Mr. FRANK received settlement at the
dated Kansas City Sampling works for
two previous consignments of cyanides.
Matters are progressing finely at the
Tetro at Eureka, the pipe for the line
the ground so that it will not be long be-
fore the company viii be able to put
its Ingersoll drill into commission. it being
the intention to sink on the fine and large
DOdy OIL quartz disclosed in this property
several years ago.
Manager Bucklin of the Sunbeam Con-
solidated, in the Silver City end of Tin
tics district, left for the mine last night.
the development of this old time wealth
producer. The residents of Silver City
are elated over the fact that this property
veloped in the future.
The Centennial-E Eureka was in the mar
ket yesterday with 65-ton lot of ore
which was sold on controls showing
silver and $40 in gold to the ton. Another
four-carioad lot from the mine is ex-
pected in the. first of this week 1t is
stated that this Tintic property is looking
well.
Paul RodenhouEe left yesterday for Sill
yer City for the purpose of resuming
work in the development of the Silver
| Cloud group of claims, in which there is a
! flattering. showing. Later on in the seas
on he will depart for Dugway, where he
will spend some time in the working of
the Snow Bird and other lead properties
owned by j. 2. Gardner and his asso-
ciates.
The Gold Leaf, on Golconda mountain
at the head Of Kesslar's canyon, is in
| course of development and the first of
this week the working force will be in
creased. to four men. A four-foot body
of oXidized iron ore has been uncovered
in the workings of this property the
mineral being. pay ore, which doubtless
can be treated successfully by the cyan
| ide process.
I L. c. Roeber, a late resident of Los
! Angeles, has planted his stakes in Zion
with the intention ow making this city
his future home. Mr.. Roeber, who is an
old friend of E. S. Hubbard, also a late
arrival from this California burg, is a
pleasant, affable gentleman with large
commercial experience his intention being
10 lOC3l6+ here ana engage IN mining and
| the mining stock business.
The shipment of Redwing ore. the re-
ceipt of which was mentioned in these
columns yesterday, was sold on the open
market on control assays showing values
of Is per cent lead. 5.4 per cent copper 1CS
ounces silver, $3.50 gold and per cent
excess of iron. This lot of crude ore will
soon be followed by a consignment of
| concentrates from the Dewey mill. The
! outlook for this Bingham property is
most prOmOSing.
Jesse Knight, jr.. has returned to State
line district from Provo from which point
he shipped to his camp lot of provisions
and supplies to be used in the develop
ment and operation of the Utah Spur
mine. from which he recently made a
shipment of high-grade silver and gold
ore, which netted handsomely after pay
ing all expenses. Mr. Knight is now sole
owner of the Utah Spur and adjoining
claims. and he expects to make further
shipments of pay rock from the property
later on. He is also the owner of a
third interest in the Creole mine, which
is the leading gold property Of the camp.