The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-13
Mining Notes and Personals.

A carload of Sampson lease ore was in
from Bingham yesterday
The Four Aces, of Silver City. had two
carloads OF high grade lead ore at the
P: j. Quealy, of the Wonder at Mercur
is IN the city from the Kemmerer Goa
mines in Wyoming.
The new tanks at the Sacramento have
peen loaded and an increased product is
looked for this month
j. D. Kendall. of the Centennial- Eureka
lett Wednesday for his summer resort on
Pelican bay, klamath lake, Oregon.
y. L. Breckon. NJ. E.. will leave for
Marysyile this morning where ne will
Heaven country.
| w. H Donnell made a visit of insDec-
ton to the Rabbits Foot mine. near Silver
City Wednesday, and ne was well pleased
with the showing in this promising prop
Colonel S. B. Miner and G. R. Boutwell,
viii go out to the Petro. at Bingham. this
morning, for the purpose of directing the
n morh OF 4eVeiopment in progress in the
opening OF this valuable property
The well known firm of coal dealers
talm q Bamberger, has dissolved Mr.
hahn retiring from the business, which
VIII pc carried on in the future by J. e.
Hamburger under the care of Joe Obens-
dorfer.
George Weller. the efficient and patriotic
secretary OF the Utah Mining company
VINO mas enlisted to help fight the battles
OF Uncle Sam, has resigned his position
with the company, which is now making
arrangements to fill the vacancy in the
board. nc
w s. Brown, left yesterday for Cherry
Creek, New, where he will look after the
interests of the North Mountain company
OIL which he is director. The mill on this
property, with its improved and increased
short time
The membership fee of the stock ex-
change has been advanced again to S25
ana the number of members limited to
%. Al me meeting of the exchange yes
terday 5; L. Boggs was admitted to fun
membership, while q. II. Heard was given
the privilege of the floor pending the
vote on his application.
Times, HALEY, Ida: The lower work
lngs of the jay Gould are getting into
the ore chute found above This chute
was about AGO feet long and it is not likely
10 De any shorter on the lower level The
dlp OF the vein is so fiat in the lower
ieVel that the exploring drift was run 500
Ieet 1nrther than it was expected to be-
Joe ); Grow will leave this morning for
Goiconda mountain at the head of Kess-
an examination of the Golconda group Of
CLAIMS, on which large ledge of a pink
l Isl s STATE ore has been found of late. which
and it is believed with depth that tha
values will increase
j. z. Bamberger left last night for
Granite county. Oregon, where he will |
inspect the La Bellevue mine, in which he !
IS heavily interested. The new concern !
-raIor on this property has just been |
started up, and while report has it that |
) is is running nicely and satisfactorily, Mr.. |
SamDerger desires to see for himself what
KIND OF work it is doing.
The Herald is informed that in tbe
,ross.cut from the Wine from /le lower
workings OF the Treasure Hill mine. near
silver city, fine body of good looking
IRE mas Deen encountered, while there is
IN excellent showing in other portions
u the property on account of which the
'LicefS OF the company are feeling con-
derabIy elated.
morning for ParowAn where ne will trv
ne case of j. j. Thompson VS. William
3roWn ct al, involving the title TO the
Iold Haven claim, adjoining the noted !
,reole mine in Stateline districts. Colonel
,lckett VIII appear for the defendants in
ne case while the PLAINTIFFS attorney will
e George ). Sawyer, of Phoebe.
Thomas Weir and Sam Newhouse re-
urnea Wednesday evening from a visit
the Highland Boy mine at Brigham
IT Weir informs The Herald that the
ubject of the proposed erection of a
meter for the mine is still under con- ;
Iteration. although no decision will
roDaDly be arrived at until his visit east :
Thich will occur within a. short time
ow. Mr. Weir also states that in the | !
vent OF the building of smelter it is
isnly proDaDle that portion or certain |
rade of the silicious ore now Icing miIIad
ill be diverted to the sraeIter as IL II iS
elieved that it can be handled to greater
vantage by fire than by the teaching ,,
recess: The mill is running. Steadily ans
sSuiafly with very satisfactory results