The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-13


ing, superintendent and expert, left for
the Klondike yesterday.
a thousand shares of Golden Eagle
We're curbed yesterday at cents.
Geyser-Marion was considerably strong
er on the curb yesterday afternoon, and
safes were reported at SO cents. se
Manager l.. H. Curtis of the Northern
Light went out to the mine yesterday,
with the payroll and checks for the en-
ployees of the company.
At the adjourned meeting of the direc-
tors of the Bullion-Beck. held Yesterday,
nothing bit routine business was trans
acted. and an adjournment was taken
sine die.
The Mammoth was in yesterday with
gold and silver bullion valued at So 7G0
1t IS reported that the mine is looking in
excellent shape, with large reserves OF ore
in sight.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Mercur company con-
absence of Manager John Dern, the meet
ing was adjourned to Feb 2. at p. n.
At the office OF the Union Pacific Office
IN this city there is q; fine display of ores
ment district, in Wyoming, regarding
which so much has ben said in the pa
pers oe late.
Fred Dern, who has been attending the
turned home yesterday. Mr. Dern has
been on the sick list for the past month
and on this account, came home much
sooner than expected.
The delinquent stock of the Buckeye
Mining company, 494 shares. was sold yes
tsrday IT public auction at az cents a
snare; The sale was well attended, and
would-be buyers were disappointed at the
limited amount of stock offered.
Warren Tower, who assisted in making
the geological survey of Tintic district d
short time ago, was married in Washing
ton on the 9Th, to the lady of his choice.
Mr. Tower made many friends while in
Utah, and they all unite in extending con-
CALCULATIONS.
Henry NJ. Ryan. of the. Canlas No. 1
group of mines, on the Haley Gold belt.
water power plant for the group of mines
above named, says the Haley, Ida.
Times. He is in Salt Lake attending to
some legal business there, but will soon
return to Chicago to close up the negotia-
tons, already begun, that are to result in
thu electric plant referred to being in
stalled al the Camas No. l early this
spring
holders of the Alice Mining company held
in this city yesterday, the old board of
directors was reelected. as follows: Jo-
s ss1 l. r. wy Walker VAL, Henry W. Lawrence
Walker, Jr.. Charles X. Gilchrist. Mat
thew H. Walker, w. l.. Pickard and Louis
II. Farnsworth. OF these. Joseph R.
Walker is president; Louis II. Farms
worth. secretary, and Matthew H. Walk
er, treasurer
J. A. Kirby the efficient superintendent
of the BuIlion-Beck, who was in from Eu-
reka yesterday, informs The Herald that
the main shaft is now down to the thou
sand-foot level, and that a station is be-
ing cut, after which sinking will be re-
sumed to the 100. Mr.. Kirby states that
on the 1,5C0, TO the north, a fine body of
good mineral is exposed, which is con-
tinuation OF the channel showing on the
900. The company is now shipping from
90 to 40 tons of good ore daily, and the
mine is in excellent condition.
The heavy holders of the Eagle, in
Horse Heaven. Marysvale. will let con-
tract within the next few days to Harry
King for 100 feet of tunnel work. There
is a fine showing in the Eagle, and two
feet of the two and half-foot ore body
carries 1913 ounces silver and $3.50 in gold
to the ton. while on the footwall there is
ranging all the way from 500 to over $500
to the ton in the yollow metal. This is
promising piece of property and has all
The earmarkS of mine.
Andrew Hanson, one of Colonel S. B.
Miners right-hand men, who recently |
made an inspection of the property OF the |
Salena Mining company, in Beaver Lake |
district, reports that in the workings of |
me of the claims there is a two-foot body 4
II high-grade' Siiver-leade ore, and he eX- |
presses the opinion that this is surely the !
making of a producing and paying mine. |
Mr.. Hanson is now in Pinto Iron district |
n Iron county, directing development !
work on the Homestake silver and lead |
group and the Kansas City copper mine
or Colonel Miner.