The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-24

about the splendid showing in the Sacra
mento mine. and that many OF the miner
and business men of the camp are buying
stock in the company, as far as thei
means will allow.
1t is said that an eight-foot body of or,
has been struck below the 4Go-fOot leVe
in the Norma mine that runs up in tbs
/ thousands of dollars in gold and silver
4 A piece of the ore exhibited in KingmaI
J shows so per cent of siiver.-Miner King
man. Ariz.
Thomas Taylor of Cedar City is in Eng.
1 land, interesting capital in his Iron coun.
/ ~ coal and iron enterprises. Mr.. Taylor
! hopes TO establish big iron works al lroT
( City. and also to further his pet scheme
/ OF building railroad from southern Utah
/ to the coast.
The Ores and Metals of Denver has beer
enlarged and improved, and hereafter
will devote considerable space to the
Miners National Bureau of Information
an enterprise that is calculated to greatly
benefit the mining industry of Colorado
and of the west.
Warren c. Bogue manager of the
| tramway department of the Colorado
Iron Works company of Denver was in
the city yesterday while en- route to Mon
tana mining camps. While in this city.
AIR. Bogue hung up at the office of the
company in this city, presided over by A.
N. Grant.
r. w. Faris. the able and genial repre-
sentative OF the Joshua Hendy Machine
works company, OF San Francisco, VINO
mas been in the city for several days and
who has made one or two good contracts
Tor his company with Utah mining cOmpa-
MES, left last night for Butte. with the
intention OF returning to Salt Lake at an
early day.
The International Mining conapany. OBJ
Grating in the Blue Bell district in Tooele
county, has purchased Il team and wagon,
ana as soon as the roads become settled
lC IS the intention 10 begin regular ship
lnentS from the property. Messrs. Muel-
Ter az kopp. two of the officers of the
company, are planning to make another
VISIT OF inspection to the mine next week
Sunday.
Walter Buckhart has opened up a body
of ore in the old Wintergreen claim that
runs seven ounces gold and 600 ounces
silver to the ton. The paystreak is nearly
uated near the Lone Star and was form
eriy owned by y J. Coon. Mr.. Burkhart
IS timbering up the old shaft and will
soon be shipping rich ore to the sampler
Miner, kinSman. AriZ.
Elmer Hill. of the Fortune and Key
stone mines at Bingham. who has been in
the city during the past few days, yester-
caE received from his foreman a sample
or native copper ore taken from the lower
tunnel in the Fortune about 400 fet back
from its face, at which point the men are
driving in on fair showing of this class
OF mineral Mr.. Hill has also resumed
work III the development of the Weasel
mine. above the lead mine. where there
Is Ene showing of copper ore.
special from Boulder. Colo. says:
Beach d Egnew. leasers on the Rip Van
Dam, mine located at SDringdale. u
miles from Boulder, have struck a body
OF ore said to be worth a dollar a pound.
The body of ore is two feet wide and the
lsasers have already taken out two tons
The strike was made in the 3OO-foot tun-
mel. Superintendent Marks and William
Brown. one of the largest owners of Rim
Van Dam stock, are highly enthusiastic
over the strike. Specimens of the ore
weighing over 100 pounds were shown here
today.
Gill s. Peyton returned from Mercur
last night, where he has been for the past
Few days showing the sights of the camp
to two Boston gentlemen, Frederick Mills
of Mills & Blanchard. bankers. and VII
lard Ferguson, who is also banker and
who is connected with the street railroad
system OF the hub a thorough inspac-
ton was made by these gentlemen of the
Overland ard Chloride Point mines. and
general satisfaction was expressed as to
their condition and appearance. The
Mercur mine, the La Cigale and the Col
den Gate mill were also visited. and many
points of interest We're looked into by the
party.