The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-29
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Sacramento was in yesterday with
another consignment of high grade cya-
hides.
The Highland Boy Mining company was
busy yesterday moving its Office from the
Mccormick block to a fine suite of rooms
in the Dooly block.
Colonel H. L. Pickett, the weH-kown
mining lawyer, will go to Nephi this
cation before the Fifth district court.
]. F. Gibbs. the well-known Marysvale
mining man, who is heavily interested in
the Monte Del Ray, a few miles south of
that place. is in the city on business.
Broker r. L. COlbOrn is home from a
visit TO the great mining camp at Butte
and he expresses himself as being well
pleased with this important mining and
business center.
The July number of Ores and Metals. of
Denver. is a splendid issue and beautifully
illustrated, besides which it is chock full
of interesting reading matter pertaining
to mines and mining.
An inquiry has been received from the
east by one of Salt Lakes dealers relative
to the Maccabee Gold Mining company.
but none OF the brokers seem to know
anything about the enterprise.
The Chloride Boint mill. SO far as tested,
has been an unqualified success, and it is
believed that this enterprise has some
pleasant surprises in store for its stock
holders, as well as the public at large.
The governing board of the mining ex-
change has appointed Ben d. Luce as
committee of one to attend to the fitting
up of the new mining exchange room
which will be occupied on the 18th of Au-
gust next.
r. T. Rives and Herman Rea arrived in
the city Yesterday from Leesburg Ida
mining enterprises. Charlie Rives, who is
now in that section, is not expected to re-
turn until later in the season.
The r. G. w. Mining company. recently
fl
owner of ground adjoining Jesse knights
Uncle Sam mine, at Eureka. and it is be-
lieved that with development this will
open up intofa paying proposition.
The last shipment of ore from the Gold
en- Star. one of the leading producers of
Gold Mountain district was sold on con-
trolls and assays showing values of 500
and over TO the ton in the precious metals.
Another similar consignment will soon be
made.
The remains of Robert Beveridge. who
was killed recently by a cave-in at the
United Verde copper mine. at Jerome.
interment. Mrs. Beveridge accompanied
the body of her husband. Notice of the
funeral will be given later.
As an illustration of the generosity and
liberality of the mining and business men
of Mercur. il is only necessary to point
to the fact that the camp had 100 repre-
in the excursion gotten up for
the benefit of the Park City sufferers,
which is more than accredited to any of
the other camps of the state
John Shea, weil-known Butte miner
was killed last Saturday by the accidental
explosion OF two sticks Of dynamite. Shea
with his partner. William Arion, was at
work on a gold claim in Jefferson county,
Montana. six miles from Columbia, when
the disaster occurred, Arion being stunned
by the explosion. but not seriously in
jured.
The stockholders of the Silver Cloud
Mining COMPANY. q Tintic corporation,
held a meeting Wednesday and elected
board of directors to serve for the en-
J. c Gleason, A. J. Davis, c. T.. Hudson
and II. Z. Monter. The new directory will