The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-01
li RHEUMATISM

| Greek country. and that the mines ant
| prospects of the different camps in tina
region are in flourishing condition, will
considerable work being done in their de
| veloDment
The owners of the Hillside at Mercur
| have placed an order with the Utah &
Montana Machinery company for {
Buffalo whim, and the hoist was sent out
TO the mine yesterday. 1t is learned thai
j. f. Bradley, successful Colorado min
ing man. will have the charge of the de-
yelopment of the Hillside under Charlie
Reed.
Mining men We're congratulating them
selves and each other yesterday over the
advance in silver quotations 10 5S5s cents,
white metal during the past year. and the
hope is expressed that even higher fig
ures will yet be reached during the next
month or six weeks.
Dr. George H. Fennemore of Beaver,
who is in the city, states that since his
arrival here he has received a letter from
the Confidence mine. in the northern por-
ton of Stateline district, in which the
statement IS made that within the past
few days a fine body of high-gr free
milling gold ore has been disclosed in the
bottom of the shaft.
The directors of the Sheep Rock COM
pany, operating in Newton district. Bea-
yer county, held a meeting yesterday at
ternoon and levied an assessment of 10
cents a share on the capital stock of the
association, payable Immediately. 1t is
the intention OF the company 10 resume
the extensive development of it's valuable
gold property as soon as the assessment
is paid in.
d. H Andrews. who came out from
Boston with c. L. Dignowity, was most
highly pleased with the mines of Camp
Floyd and Lion hill, and he is of the
opinion that wonderful future is in
store for these localities. Mr.. Dignowity
people which is called the Mercur K
Alaska, the object of which is 10 deal
in Mercur properties and prospects in
nearby camps.
Consolidated Kansas City Smelling &, Re
filming company for the past year, Will
leave this morning for Phoebe, New,
where he will be witness in a case
involving the alleged theft of cyanides
from the April Fool mill at De Lamar
The cyanides in question were offered for
sale to Major ]. E. Jackson, of the Con-
solidated Kansas City works, who sus-
pecting that they had been stolen, began
an investigation. which led to the arrest
of the party who is to be tried for the
offense.
Herman Hill. one of the Oldest mem
bers of the exchange, has returned from
his continental trip, and yesterday, dur
ing the call in the pit, he was. accorded
an ovation at the hands of his brother
members. Mr.. Hill has had a pleasant
trip of several months duration. but
states that he is glad to return TO the
United States, and TO get once more
within the shadow of the Stars and
Stripes. In France, he says, an Ameri-
can is subjected to insult and abuse. In
England il is different and this is about
the only foreign country where it is safe
to claim American citizenship-just now
Four Aces stock had a skyward tend
ency on the curb yesterday afternoon,
and ii was rumored that another strike
had been made of late ia this Silver CITY
property. At the office of the COMPANY
however, this rumor was denied al
though Il was admitted that in the drift
IN the 600 to the north the workings had
again broken into the ore body after
'unning a few feet in barren ground, the
being about eight inches in
width, with good indications of perma-
le1cy. This, in the opinion of one of the.
)ficers of the company, was not of. suffi- |
lent consequence to cause any furry in |
ne stock