The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-28
Mining Notes and Personals.

Charlie Lammersdorf of the Sewer mine
is in from Gold mountain.
The management of the Chloride Point
has placed an order for carload of cyan
lde Of potassium to be utilized in the
operation of the new mill
An underground survey is being made
of the Cuba at Bingham. Recent advices
from this Carr Fork property are of the
most encouraging nature.
Jesse Knight of the Humbug and Uncle
Sam mines at Eureka was in the city yes
terday on business. The Uncle Sam had
ten cars of ore at the sampler yesterday.
A two-carload shipment of Sunbeam was
on the market yesterday. 1t Is reported
that this Tintic property is looking well
and that work in its development is pro-
crossing finely.
Lode De Lamar, New, The Magnolia
mine is still improving and when the gas
oline hoist is put to work, there is no
telling what dividends Colonel Eisenmann
will be declaring.
7. W. Bowen, the well known mining
operator, left yesterday for Beaver Lake
district with the intention of making an
examination of the WaSatch and other
properties in that section.
1t is reported that Daisy treasury stock
is finding ready buyers on the curb at the
regulation price, go cents share, and that
the $1,000 shares which has been offered at
this figure will soon be absorbed.
The yellow ochre deposits in Big Cot
tonwood canyon have been relocated by
Salt Lake parties, and Max Sohr has men
at work on the property taking out ochre
for his North Salt Lake paint works.
r. G. Wilson made application for men,
bership in the exchange yesterday, having
purchased the seat of Amadee Duncan,
and on motion he was given the privilege
of the floor pending the vote on his appli
cation.
Government patents have been issued
for the La Cigale group of claims on the
west dip of Camp Floyd. Work is pro-
crossing finely in the putting. in of the
expected that within a month or six
weeks the plant will be started up.
During the call of the exchange yester-
day an offer was made to sell the Septem-
Der dividend on 1000 or 5000 shares of
Generalization stock at a cent a share,
and later on it was offered at a quarter
of a cent without any takers, from which
it may well be inferred that the company
viii pass its usual dividend for this
month.
The Dexter is in with its mid-monthly
cleanup of cyanides and gold bullion, the
former amounting to S4,022 and the latter
to 81. 400. Only a partial cleanup of the
stamp mill is made in the middle of the
month, so that the shipment soon after
the first will be much larger. A consign-
ment of carload of high grade gold
ore is en- route from the mine to the Salt
Lake market.
Work is being pushed in the operation
and development of the North Fork
placers on Coffee creek in Trinity county
y
the work in hand, is giving employment to
quite large force, il being the intention
to continue operations all winter, with
the expectation of turning on the by
draulicS in the spring. In the develop
ment of the property SO far this year the
gold taken out has more than paid all
expenses.
Fred NJ Prescott, of the Fred NJ Pres
colt Pump Co., of Milwaukee, was in the
city yesterday, going out to Mammoth this
morning. Mr.. Prescott recently sold the
Mammoth company triple expansion
pumping engine and pump complete,
which is to be installed on the company's
Cherry creek pipe line which will dupli-
cate the efficiency of the system to guard
against accidents or to be utilized in case
greater pressure and volume is required
at any time.
The Norway Iron Mining company,
operating in Mill creek district in Morgan
county, has made arrangements to re-
sumo operations in the continued develop
ment of this promising property, and
within day or so Manager B. A. NJ.
Frosieth will leave for that section with
the intention of starting up work again
in the extension of the General Grant tun-
mel, surveys indicating that within 40 feet
more the workings will cut the main
ledge which crops SO boldly on the sur
face.
AT the meeting of the board of directors
of the Galena Mining company, held Mon
day afternoon Dick Sutton was appointed
erty to take the place vacated by the res
ignation of Ed Hoffman. The report of
Manager Joseph was also spread before
the meeting, while several suggestions
effect that the bottom of the Galena and
Utah shafts be connected by means of a,
drift with the idea of handling the waste
from the Utah through the Galena shaft
but as the Utah is now erecting its own
hoist, it is hardly likely that this prop
osition will be feasible or acceptable.