The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-21
MINING Notes and Personals.

At late hour last night DID of 10 cents
for Joe Bowers Extension was refused.
Manager c. e. Allen, who is in from the
Eureka, states that this great
property is looking Well
The Geyser-M Marion reported at the Con-
solidated Kansas City sampler yesterday
with it's semi-monthly shipment of cyan
ides, amounting to 500 pounds.
On account of the absence of Will Nc
Intyre at the mine. the directors of the
Mammoth company failed to hold their
regular monthly meeting yesterday. and
in consequence the expected dividend was
not declared, although it may be before
the first.
Superintendent William Nesbit of the
BulliOn-Beck Tunnel company, telephones
the officers. of the company in this city
that in making an upraise near the face
of the tunnel he has uncovered large
body of quartz which is heavily copper
stained, the disclosure pens eee1leu
most important one.
A carload of Joe Bowers high-grade ore
arrived at the sampler yesterday, and an
other consignment will arrive today 1t
is learned on excellent authority that the
property of the company never looked so
well before as it does today, the ore
measures continuing to gain in size as de-
Velopment work progresses IN the opera
ton of the property.
The furry in mining properties on the
north side of Eureka Sulch in Unite
district has had the effect of attracting
considerable attention to the holdlngs or
joins the Bullion-Beck, in consequence of
which there has been a demand for this
! security on the curb at figures in the
| neighborhood of 20 cents.
1t is learned that it is more than likely
| in the near future that company Will be
| incorporated on the old Park mine, ad-
joining the Picnic at Silver City. The
Park has had a record in the past OF be
ing a famous producer of high-grade ore.
| and it is believed that with going to the
deep in its development it will soon rank
as one of the bonanza propositions of that
favored locality.
Butte Intermountain: The Parrot
Mining company yesterday declared its
regular quarterly dividend of per cent,
making q per cent paid in dividends dur
ing the year d total of about $2.207 000
| This dividend is payable Jan l. The
mines of the company are said to be in
excellent shape for the payment of dlvi-
dends next year, and 1t is believed that
next years record will largely exceed that
| of 1898.
Vernal Express: Samples of copper
| have been brought to Vernal from the
Bromide smelter. which is now running
at full blast We were shown the first
| button taken out. and are more than
| pleased to note the success of the enter
prise. and trust it will prove all that its
owners anticipate. William Donaher Just
came over from the mine and says the
| boys at work there feel anxious to spend
| the holidays in Vernal. but most likely
they will be unable to DO so, on account of
|, the .inadvisability to stop the smelter this
! cold weather.
! f. E. Wilson. the affable vice president
| of the Joe Bowers Extension. near Dia-
| mond went out to the mine last night to
! this property. it being reported that the
| face of the north drift from the bottom
| of the 300-foot shaft is breaking into a
! fine body of high-grade as it progresses
! toward the Estella ground, an Old produc-
er Of note embraced in the company s
holdings. There was quite furry in j.