The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-15
Mining Notes and Personals.

Horn Silver stock is selling in New
York at S1.S5 a share.
The Sunbeam was in yesterday with
another carload of good ore.
The Spanish, of Bingham, marketed
four carloads of ore yesterday.
The Bullion-Beck company will pay its
regular dividend today of $4,000.
1t is understood that the new Daisy mill
on the west dip is starting off in a most
satisfactory manner under the supervision
OF Colonel II. @. Hebron, the successful
syanide millman.
The Hercules, of Stockton. reported yes
| terday with a shipment of five carloads
of hot stuff, and the lot viii be sold to-
day II is reported that the mine is
looking well with lots of good ore in sight
]. c. Thompson. of Sheets & Thompson
the well known stock brokers, has return
ed home from his eastern visit ana he
viEorating air of the Rocky Mountains
again, as the heat in the east is almost
unbearable for 9 western man.
The Centennial Eureka reported the sale
of two cars of ore yesterday on control
assays showing metallic values Of II
ounces silver. SO gold and Is per cent
copper to the ton. This is great ore and
is only an example of what this grand
dividend payer can do.
c. W. Watson, Of the West Mountain
Placer company, states that the big en-
CINE for the pumps has arrived and will
soon be IN place. 1.le smart is within 10
feet Of the desired depth and it viii not
be long now before thy prosecuting of
the canyon viii begin on bedrock.
J. D. keifer, well known in MeTcur min
ing circles. has returned home from an
extended visit east, and he is glad to get
back TO a "coOl country again. Mr..
Keifer is interested in the Eerschel. at
Mercur. and he states il is reported that
the indications Tor ore at the present time
are very encouraging.
Upon receipt of the news yesterday that
Santiago had surrendered. Manager Z. y
Allen. of the Centennial-Eureka. tele-
phoneo to Superintendent Newton Dun
van, at the mine. 70 u1llmber the hoist
whistle and TO let her blow over the great
victory. no time limit being given, and. by
listening through the telephone the ciaT-
ion tones of the whistle could be distinct
~ heard
Judge o. W. Powers informs The Herald
that he has just received some very fine
samples from the Orient mine in West
Iintic district, the ore coming from the
bottom of the 1GO-fOOt shaft. The company
Will follow the ore. besides which the
shaft viii be deepened to the $50 level be-
fore drifting begins on the Vein Judge
Powers states that in the near future he
VIII resume operations in the continued
development of the Daisy Dean claim in
the Horse Heaven country, near sMarys-
vale.
Henry Siesel. the well known merchant,
informs The Herald that excellent prog
ress is being made in the Gold Crown
mine q the new camp OF Siegel. az
Aururl. White Pine county, Nevada. and
that another carload of ore has just been
received from this property which was
sold on control assays showing metallic
values Of So ounces silver and 81 in gold
to the ton the ore also going = per cent
in iron manganese Another three-carload
shipment is expected to arrive at the sam
pier within the next ten days.
Duncan McVichie. the superintendent
OF the Golden Gate mine at Mercur. has
just returned from n visit to Bingham
where he made an inspection OF the Cuba
frn = In nh nsa &c
Interested as an officer and shareholder in
the Cuba. company. In speaking to a
Of The Herald regarding
the Cuba. Mr.. McVichie stated that he