The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-17
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/ Mercur.
The Hoskaninni Mining company organ
| lied under the laws of the state of West
| Virginia and doing business in Utah, yes
| terday filed a certificate with County
Clerk Dunbar appointing Gleason 5 KIN
ney the company's resident agent for this
state.
| John Fullmer of Marysvale who has the
contract for 800 feet of tunnel work in
the development of the Deer Trail mine,
is in the city. Mr.. Fullmer states that he
illment of his contract. and that al
ready 200 feet of it has been completed.
The Herald is reliably informed that
Charles Buffers, of South African mining
lame, who has an office In the Pooly
block and a large laboratory in the base
ment of the same building, is making a
careful examination of the Sunshine mine
| in Camp Floyd district, assisted by a
corps of able assistants.
Bulletin, Mountain Home, Ida: Harry
! F'ultz. who has been assisting in building
the Towne quartz mill at Rocky Bar,
came in yesterday on his way to Glenn
Ferry He says the stamps dropped IN
the new mill for the first time on Tuesday
morning; that all machinery ran as
smooth as clock-work and that it is now
grinding out the yellow stuff from rich
ore night and day.
A merry war is on in Dexter stock, and
it is hard to tell how low the stock will
go before a protocol is agreed upon
between the contending parties. AS ii is,
holders should not become frightened and
timid shareholders should not become
alarmed, as the stock is gilt-edged and
bound TO make up all losses. Now is the
chance. however, for the investor to get
in on the ground floor in a future diVi-
dend-paylng security.
Harry &. Windsor, the well-known min
ing and insurance man, who has just re-
turned from visit to New York. Will
leave this morning. for Mercur, the great
est gold camp in the west" where he Will
look after mining and other interests Mr..
Windsor states that while east he was
surprised at the interest taken and the
knowledge displayed by the people of that
region regarding the growth and history
of Camp Floyd district.
w. II. Wilson, the superintendent of the
Undine, near Silver City, left for the mine
last night to look after the shipment of
high grade ore from this property Mr.
Wilson, in speaking of the Sunbeam in
which an important strike was reported
IN these columns yesterday, stated that
there was no doubt but thar the company
mad nnally uncovered the main ledge in
the group, and that the success of the
enterprise was consequently virtually as
sured.
De Lamar correspondence Phoebe Mes
Senger: Mr.. Newsletter arrived here Fri
day morning, and we understand the gen.
tleman is making an examination of the
April Fool property. This would indicate
some kind OF Important business: but We
are unable to learn its nature. Mr.. New
stadter represents close English syndi-
cate, and he is gentleman of wide eX-
perlence in mining. The De La
mar company made the remarkable run
of 43O tons in one day during the week
Elmer Hill of Bingham, who is meeting
with such gratifying success in the op-
GRAFTON of the keystone and Fortune
mines, states that at the present time he
is doing considerable work in the develop
ment of these steady wealth-producers,
and that in doing this work he is block
ing out large quantities of milling as well
as shipping ores. In fact, he has over
5000 tons of low grade ore now on the
dump at the mine, for the treatment of
which he is talking of building a concen-
traitor on the ground.
E. G: Rognon of this city has recently
secured extensive interests in the prop
erty formerly held under bond by the
Mammoth Gold Mining company of Bing-
ham. besides which he is now interested
IN adjoining properties, which have been
ADDED TO the group, it being the intention
to incorporate new company for the
operation of this ground, and it is more
than likely that a mill win be erected on
treatment of the large bodies of gold ore
already uncovered in its workings
Harry l. Mills. who is in from Marys-
vale, states that work has been pushed
in the development of the Wedge mine.
in the Horse Heaven country, above
Marysvale, since all litigation regarding
the property has been settled by compro-
mise. and that the showing of ore in
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ing. Mr.. Mills also stated that the Wedge
would most likely form the basis for the
incorporation of new company in the
very near future, when its development
would be pushed with more vigor than
ever.
c. S. Kinney, president of the Gold
Treasure Mining & Milling company has
from Tintic district where he
has been for the purpose of making an
inspection of the property of the COM
pany, which is located on Treasure hill.
and he states that the disclosures made of
late in this ground in the performance of
development work are of most encour-
aging nature, as a fine body of mineral
has been uncovered, which runs heavily
in iron. eight TO ten ounces silver and 81
as exploration work pro-
crosses.
H. e. Booth, secretary and treasurer of
the Dexter Mining company, has return
ed from the east, where he has been with
his family on visit to the Omaha expo
sition and home folks in Iowa, Mr..
Booth going on to New York, where he
Inspected the highways and byways of
Gotham to his hearts content besides
which he took in all the watering places
and fashionable resorts and even went
so far as to board the battleships return
ng from Cuba and interviewing the sail i
ors and soldiers regarding their expe- |
riences during the late unpleasantness |
with Spain.
Mining Academy Re
opened.
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