The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-09
Mining Notes and Personals.

At a late hour Last night sales of Star
Consolidated were reported at $3.50.
A cyanide plant has been ordered for
n. N. 'e'''-' sO'u ----le Heai san NAaioia
The Mammoth Record states that the
Star Consolidated will make another
shipment this week. The ore is said to
be very rich.
The Baker City (Ore.) Democrat states
that a representative of Captain j. r. De
Lamar has been examining some of the
mines of that region.
Z. NJ. Weller and Charles Van Alystine
of the Utah are expected to return home
tomorrow from a, visit of Inspec ION TO this
fish Springs property.
Three feet of good gold ore has been
uncovered in the Shurtloff mine on RnII
Hlli, in Cripple Creek, Colo, and this as
sures another shipper for the camp
Winnemucca Advocate: Superintendent
c. H. Wilbur of Salt Lake came in yester-
DAY, en- route to the mines of the Golden
Eagle company, in the Central district.
The Midnight Bowers was called yes
terday, and there were many seekers for
this promising security, but the holders
declined to part with a share on the offers
made.
The Golden Eagle assessment of half a
cent a share was delinquent yesterday,
and today all dealings in this security
must be on the basis of assessment paid
by the seller.
Miles Finlen of Butte. lessee of the
Minnie Healy mlne is suing the Boston
Consolidated Copper company for $500 900,
the value of ore alleged to have been I'M
lawfully taken by me company from his
ground.
The Albion Mining company, whose
property is located in Little Cottonwood,
has made application to list it's stock on
the board of the mining exchange the
matter being referred to the governing
board for action.
There viii be quite an exodus of bust
ness and professional men next Sunday to
Mammoth IA g.
Lark country, Bingham. This promising
property is attracting g. great deal of at
tention in mining circles at the present
time
DR.. Mclean, one of the heavy stock
holders and officers of the Golden Eagle
states that most encouraging word has
| been received from the mine of late and
! that the indications are splendid body
| Of shipping ore has been disclosed in its
workings.
The International Mining company op-
Grating in the Blue Bell district. is max
! ing arrangements for the erection of a
steam hoist on its property. Good pro-
| gresS is being made in the development
! of this mine, and it is quite likely that it
! will be embelished with reduction works
in the spring.
The Utah shipments, mention of which
was made in these columns yesterday,
was sold on controls showing values of Al
! per cen& lead and 29S ounces in silver to
! the ton. The lot embraced twenty-five
| and one-half tons. 1t is reported that the
| mine is in excellent condition, with fine
! bodies of high-grade ore exposed in it's
workings.
Colonel NJ. Shaughnessy, who recently
| secured a bond and option on the Golden
| Gate mine in Cache county, is having ex-
! hauStiVe tests made in this city on ore
! from this property, and the results of
| these experiments will determine what
| course he will pursue in the development
! OF this promising mine, which is said to
| have all the ear-markS OF big producer.
Hon. W. S. Mccormick, who has re-
! turned from an inspection of the great
| Silver King at Park City, reports that
! this magnificent silver-lead producer is
| in splendid shape, with mammoth bodies
| of shipping ore exposed in its workings
! Mr.. Mccormick was accompanied on this
| trip by Hon. John Dern of the Mercur
! and j. ]. DAILY of the Daily West, the
| party having experienced most enjoy
! able visit.
Matt Lyons the veteran miner, who is
: down from Park Valley Box Elder coun-
! ty where he is developing a claim adj
/ Joining the Century mine, is highly elated
! over a recent discovery made in his prop
! erty, the ore being gold-bearing and very
! rich Mr.. Lyons will return to this prom
| Using gold camp within a few days with
! tho intention of putting up bunk and
| other houses, so that, work can be pushed
/ all winter in the exploration of this en-
| bryotic bonanza
The annual meeting of the Buckeye
| Mining company of 1intic will be held
/ at the office of the company in this city
! on the iln OF next InODlll. IL Is dnllClpdt-
| ed that a radical change wiz be made in
| the management of the. company at the
meeting, and it is stated that soon after
! active work will begin in the operation of
| this property, in the workings of which
| it is known fine bodies of shipping ore
| exists, awaiting extraction for the mar
ket Large blocks of the stock of the
! company have passed into the hands of
men of means who will see TO it that the
mine is properly handled in the future.
The past few years have shown wonder
! full changes in the fortunes of a number
| of Salt Lakers and business and profess
sional men who were ION their uppers'
not long ago are now worth their thou.
sands, their wealth coming in the way Of
appreciation of values in mining stocks
The Herald is acquainted with Salt LAX
ers who managed to get in on Dexter and
1 Grand Central at bottom figures who are
now on easy street, and quite a number
of instances where poor men of yesterday
are well-to-do today. In this connection
it is easy to be seen that Star Consolidat-
| ed will turn out some rich men in the
near future, when dividends commence
piling up.