The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-01
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Mining Notes and Personals.
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Z. Il. Allen, manager OF lne SeiltS
Eureka, will go out to this Eureka boz
nanza this morning.
The building for the new hoist for the
Four Aces is rapidly approaching com
pletion, and the machinery for the plant
went out TO the mine yesterday
The sale of the delinquent stock of the
Crown Point Mining company of Park
City, on account of assessment NO. l.
has been postponed until Dec. II.
DR.. G. H. Fennemore of the Confidence
gold mine in Stateline district, who has
been in the city during the past lew
days. will leave for his home in Beaver
this morning.
Will Orr, the McArthur-F'orrest metal
lurgist and chemist will go out to Pine
canyon next week for the purpose OF
making the initial cleanup of cyan1des
at the Star mill.
The Hercules of Stockton has a car
load of ore at the sampler. 1t IS
learned that this promising property IS IN
excellent condition and that the company
is sinking it's maah working shaft to the
water level.
The Swansea company has installed the
new Leyner machine drill in the opera
ton of its Tintic mine. 1t IS clalmeo Ior
this drill that it requires but half the
power to manipulate 1t required py oIher
drilling machines.
Arrangements have been perfected for
the formation and organization OF a COM
pany for operation of the Primrose NINE
in the Silver City end of Tintic district.
The Primrose is a mine that has pro-
duced some very rich ore in the past.
Charlie Weber. superintendent of the
Great Eastern of Mercur, who arrived IN
the city last night, states that work is
progressing nicely in sinking the lncilne
shaft, which is now down to the 2OO-toot
level, cutting the formation in its course.
The pipe line connecting the Chloride
Point mine and mill with the Gold Belt
water system has been completed, ana
| it was expected yesterday that the pump
at the mill would be started up, and
| from now on the plant will doubtless be
run to its full capacity.
S. K. Kinney, the veteran mining man,
who is in from Clifton district, states
! that everything is looking well in that
there in the spring, when, perchance,
that country will be blessed with railroad
! facilities.
/ Some of the employees of the Interna-
Bell district, Tooele county, who are in
! from the mine, brought in with them
some fine samples of ore from this prop
erty, in the development of which an in
] cline working shaft is being sunk on the
vein.
A new caller will preside during the
/ call in the pit today. He is an old pool
seller with a voice far-reaching and PEN
etrating, who sails under the time-hon-
ored name of Jones. Mr.. Jones is highly
spoken of as to his ability in this line
and will be welcomed by the dealers on
the floor.
The Silver City. Water company has
received the pipe for its new water sys-
tenn and it is now strung along the line
trenches have been completed, and yes
terday the laying of the pipe was begun.
! it being the intention to push the work
to speedy completion.
Democrat, Baker City, Ore. The Twin
| Springs Mining company of Idaho, which
has recently purchased the Deer Lodge
! mines on the divide between Rock and
! Cracker creeks for the sum of 800 900
/ of mhj ob was
! closed a contract for big order OF ma
| chinery and contemplates erecting soon
a forty-stamp mill.
1t is learned that the Chicago capital
lists who hold bond and option on the
Silver King, at Marysvale, the property
Of the Deseret Gold Mining & Milling
company, will most likely take up the
bond of $4,000 at an early date; The
Silver King is valuable ground and some
important gold discoveries have been
made in it during the past.
Hans Ole. superintendent at the Cop
per Mountain mine in Beaver Lake dis
! trict, in 4 letter to the company, states
| that excellent progress is being made in
| the sinking of the new working shaft in
| the development of this promising cop
per property, the shaft having already
attained a depth of about 100 feet, it be-
ing the intention to drift for the ore
body on the 100 level.
Peery & Lowe have retired from the
business of selling eastern stocks and
bonds and today the Salt Lake Brokerage
company will succeed to the business in
the same place. Messrs. Peery & Lowe
however. will continue to stay with the
mining share business and will still be
found doing business on the floor of the
exchange and in their office on West
Second South street.
j. H. Conrad. who has returned from
Montana, states that the Madisonian
mine up in that region, in which he is
heavily interested, is making fine rec
Their clears Mr.. Conrad will visit the
Park for the purpose. of inspecting the
MASSACHUSETTS mine, in which he is in,
which work is being pushed with two
shifts.
E. H. Buchanan Of the Picnic, at Silver
City, left for the mine last night. Mr..
Buchanan states that on the 600-foot
level in the incline shaft nice streak of
fine ore has been uncovered in the north
drift, while on the ESQ., which is below
water-leVel, a croSS-cut has been started
for the ledge. Some water Is coming in
on the $50 and with a water skip about
$500 gallons are being raised to the sur
face daily.
C. F. Spilman of the Tintic Miner. who
is arranging TO get out fine Christmas
issue of his paper, containing exhaustive
and illustrated write-ups of the mining
with the success the enterprise deserves
and he is feeliIg much encouraged over
the fact that Salt Lakers approaching
the benefits to be derived from such an
with their influence and money.
The stone foundations for the com.
pressed air plant for the Star Console
dated mine, near Mammoth are being
put in. The mine is already piped fol
the air, and as soon as the plant is il
running order and the machine drills are
in operation which will be about The
first of the year, great progress will bt
made in opening up mammoth ore bodie.
in the lower workings of the property
The Star is now making regular ship
ments of high-grade silver-lead and cop
per ores.
Miner, Kingman, Ariz.: John Campbell
has located on the river near the Senator
mill several big bodies of ore that aver
age S3 or 81 to the ton in free gold The
canyons cut the ledge to a depth of 15t
feet in places and the same grade OF
ore can be found everywhere on them
The proximity of these great veins tC
the Colorado river and the fact that some
day the rapids of this great stream will
be harneSsed and made to furnish power
. for mining and milling will give a great
value to them.
c. F. Spilrnan of the Tintic Miner. wht
preambulated the streets of Zion yester
day, states that Tintic mining Interest,"
, are growing aDace and that the outlool
for the camp grows brighter and brighte
daily. Mr. Spilman is especially enthu
siastic over the very favorable indica
lions in the Joe Bowers Extension and i
| of the opinion that after q little prelim
mary work is done in opening up thi
property it will pay its own way in de
velopment. and that in the course of ;
few months it will be on the list as
regular shipper.
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