The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-26


situated in the Tintic mining district,
to the said James II. Larsen, for the
consideration of SIS.
Mining Notes and Personals.
The Wasatch mine of Bingham is in
with a consignment of ore.
e. D. Wilson has taken desk room in
the Office of II. H. Smith, No. 20 More
Ian block.
The Utah of Fish Springs had a
carload of highgrade ore at the samp-
Ter yesterday.
Fred ]. Leonard was yesterday ad-
nitted to membership in the mining
stock exchange by reclamation.
The Centennial Eureka had three
cars of a good grade of copper, gold
and silver ore at the sampler yester-
day
The directors of the Northern Spy
will hold meeting today in the office
of the secretary OF the association, A.
Hanauer, jr.
The Utah Asphalt & varnish COM
pany held a meeting yesterday, and
levied an assessment of half a share on
it's capital stock.
The Dexter of Tuscarora. and the
North Mountain, also a Nevada gold
producer, We're in at the Con. K. G.
sampling works yesterday with ship
ments of cyanides
w e. Hubbard left yesterday to look
at his ODhir and Tintic interests, and
while absent viii inspect the workings
of the Columbia mine, and also of the
Star Consolidated
Colonel II. G.. Hebron spent Thanks
giving with his family in Zion. 1t is
reported that the colonel is finding
good values in the development of the
Rover mine. near Mercur.
The Sacramento Mining company
has declared its regular monthly divi-
dend of hall cent a share, or $4,000,
payable ON Dec. I. The transfer books
of the company will close at 5 p. m. to-
day.
Fred Senior, who has returned from
a long stay in Cripple Greek, Colo,
states that this great gold camp is en-
joying a steady and substantial growth,
and that new discoveries of Importance
are constantly being made there.
Times, HALEY, Idaho: S. w. Gun
daker, superintendent of the Big G
Mining company of Chicago, came in
from Smoky today, via Soldier, with a
party of Chicago stockholders in his
company. They intend to stay here
until Friday.
VIII Lawrence, superintendent of the
for the mine last night, for the our
pose of beginning regular and heavy
shipments from this Tintic bonanza,
which, from now on, will make an eX-
cellent record in this line, the ore be-
ing of fine grade. Mr.. Lawrence is
making splendid showing in the man
agement of this property, and is build
ing up rep for himself, such as any
young man might. well feel proud of.
d
principal owners in the stock of the
La Cigale Mining company, is at the
mine, on the west dip of Camp Floyd
district, waiting for the starting uo of
the mill with it's new roasting plant,
which, it is expected, will take place
within the next few days. In the de-
velopment of this property the main.
shaft has now. reached a depth of 900
feet on the vein, the bottom of the
workings being in good grade and
class Of milling ore. The attainment of
this depth proves sconclusively that the
ore deposits of the west dip go to the
deep. which is an important demon
stration as far as the future of this
section is concerned.
NJ. Bixby, M. E., has returned from
California and Oregon, in which states
he made an examination of mining
| properties. While in Oregon Mr. Bixby
| phine county, owned by Messrs. Moffat,
Smith and others, and, in speaking of
this property, stated that it is one of
| the greatest properties in the state
and that it had a bright future in store
the vein being strong and well-defined
while the ore, which is free milling,
runs high in its gold contents, some of
/ it being fairly covered with the yellow
metal. 1t is expected that the five
stamp mill now in course of construc-
ton ct this mine will begin active
operations by the first of the month.
Charlie Bradd of the Alpha, on Gran
lite Mountain, in Dugway district, Deep
Greek. who has been in the city the
past week to confer with Hon. G.. w.
e. Dorsey and other officials of the
company, left for his camp Thursday,
by way of Lehi, having first forwarded
a lot of supplies and provisions for the
winter. In speaking of the Alpha, Mr..
Bradd states that in it's DEVELOPMENT
he has driven a 150-foot tunnel, in the
face of which he has 3-foot body of
ore, which viii carry average values
of $40 in gold to the ton, the product
OF the mine being a concentrating min
eral, for the treatment of which mill
will most likely be installed at the
mine in the spring. During the past
season there has been considerable
activity in mining in Granite Mountain
haunts. and it is believed that in time
this will develop into a lively and pro-
ductve camp.
The feeling prevails that within the
next few days dealers in mining shares
will witness decided gains in Northern
Light stock, and that the attempt to
hold it down any longer will prove fu-
tile. Straws show With way the wind
is blowing, and the Zystery which at
tends dealings in this security has not
escaped the notice of keen investors
Within week the new wagon road tc
the new workings on this property will
be completed. 1t will be a fine piece OF
road, and that it will be extensively
and continuously used this winter goes
without saying with those who are ia
miliar with what has taken place in
the development of the mine during the
past month. The report in circulation
on the street yesterday that number
of heavy eastern capitalists had ar
rived in the city for the purpose oil
loading IN with the stock of the com.
pany could not be verified and is IN
doubtedly incorrect as the telegraph is
mere rapid than steam transit, ana E
letter would answer the purpose as
well 2s personal visit.