The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-29
Mining Notes and Personals.

Herman Bamberger left last night for
New York on mining business.
The Grand Central reported at the
sampler again yesterday with ten car
loads of good ore.
The. Silver Shield, one of Bingham's
wealth producers, was in the market yes
! terday with two carloads of ore.
H. A. Cohen, general manager for
Captain ]. r. DeLAmar, has returned to
the city after an absence of several
weeks.
E. D. Miller will do business in the pit
of the mining exchange for the time be-
ing as a representative of j. ]. Bam-
berger.
]. E. Beveridge. the expert mining
operator has returned from Nevada
where ne made an examination of a gold
proposition.
The stock of the Bald Mountain Mining
Annie Laurie, was a free seller on the
curb yesterday.
The Mammoth is shipping regularly
from its recent strike on the 600 level, the
output from this portion of the mine for
October being several hundred tons.
H. P. Fish, a late arrival from Michi-
gan, and a nephew of c. D. Gardanier,
has accepted a position at the Mercur
mine under Superintendent Edwards.
l.. L. Goliath, the well known mining
expert, took a flying trip TO Bingham on
Thursday of this week. where he made
an inspection OF promising mining propo-
SitionS.
w. C. Hanna of Peoria, ILL.,. one of the
directors of the Sacramento Mining COM
pany, is in the city, it being his intention
to make a visit of inspection TO this
great Mercur property the first of next
week.
The Star Consolidated of Mammoth
ordered another boiler yesterday and is
now figuring for an air compressor capa-
bic of operating four machine drills as
well as a donkey engine in the lower
levels of the mine.
1t is learned that the Silver King COM
pany, operating in Gold Mountain dis
trict, is making an effort to corral all
of the stock of the company possible with
time ago to eastern people.
T. Do. Everett of the Beaver Lake
Smelling * Reduction company, recently
Incorporated. left for the east Thursday
night on business connected with the at
fairs of the company, and also to meet
with his eastern associates in this enter
prise.
The Sacramento company paid its
regular monthly dividend of 5000 yester-
day. This distribution enables the COM
Dany to credit itself with SCI 900 paid out
in velvet money. The mine is looking in
splendid physical condition and it's ore
bodies are growing In size daily.
w. W. Chisholm and j. D. Kendall of
the Centennial-Eureka have returned
from their outing at Pelican Bay Lodge
on Klamath lake in Oregon, and report
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lodge is owned by these gentlemen and
they have fixed it up in elegant shape as
summer resort.
The mining case of Rarus vs. Davitt.
being tried in Butte, has been postponed
on change of venue and will come up
for hearing at Helena on Nov. 10. j. W
NELL of the T.-B. san1pling works of this
city. who is an expert witness in the
row.
]. ]. Corum has returned from Bingham,
where he made an examination of the
Red Wing mine, near the Julia Dean, at
the mouth of Markham gulch. Mr.. Corum
is well pleased with the condition of the
property, which IS now on a self-sustaiu-
ing basis, the indications being that in
due time it Will be making money for its
stockholders.
Mercur Mercury: A distance of 200 feet
has been reached in the Great Eastern.
and very good showing is being made
A vein, two feet thick of good looIiner
says nave as yet been made. The face of
the incline is in a highly mineralized for
nation and II Is believed the main ore
body is not far distant.
E. A. Benson of Omaha. who is heavily
interested in the Sacramento, at Mercur
and the Daisy and other west dip prom
critics, is in the city once again, going out
to Mercur and the west dip this morn.
ing. Mr.. Benson, who has been eminent
" successful in his mining enterprises in
Utah. has many friends here who are
plSdSeu 10 see MIN once again.
Mercur Mercury: Teams are at work
on the ground above the hospital scrap-
ing the soil from the surface, after which
the ore will be quarried out as at the
other properties in the camp adding an
other to the number OF open cuts at pres
ent being worked. This is on the ground
purchased from the Mercur company by
Captain De Lamar short time ago.
l. L. Fritz and wife of Creighton
Neb., old time friends of Chan Gardanier
and family, are the last acquisition to
salt Lakes population. it being Mr.
Fritz's intention to settle here. and il is
more than likely that he will engage in
the mining business, as this is the lode
stone which seems to attract the
Nebraska contingent upon their arrival
here
Professor NJ E. Jones, who has re-
turned from Provo, where he made an
examination of the Kellogg coal mine
back in the hills a short distance from
the Garden City, states that in the upper
workings of the mine a four-foot breast
of good anthracite coal has been un-
covered. A lower tunnel is being driven
for the coal measures and when the de-
sired connection is made il is believed
that Mr.. Kellogg will be able to supply
the Salt Lake and local market with this
character of black diamonds, which are
rather scarce in this western country.
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