The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-06

Joe Bowers, will go out to the mine this
morning.
A carload of high-grade ore from the
Joe Bowers mine was received at the
sampler yesterday.
Bert Seaboldt. manager of the Good
Hope bar on the Colorado river, will
doubtless spend the holidays with friends
in this city
The Little Pittsburg assessment is being
paid in with a rush. and it is believed that
rome of the stock will be delinquent when
the day of sale arrives.
De Lamar Lode: Judge Henry Rives is
in Nevada, where he is passing on the
title to mining property in which Senator
frank j. Cannon and others of Utah are
interested.
E. C. Rognon will go out to the New
Mammoth at Bingham this morning. and
1t is more than likely that he will be ac-
companied by several friends who desire
to inspect this promising property.
Hon. A Cleveland of eastern Nevada
who has been in the city during the past
few days, states that the outlook for
mining in the state is, brighter than for
many years past, and he anticipates a
prosperous season in this line for 1899.
Major J. E. Jackson is in Denver on
business for the Consolidated Kansas City
company. A 250-pound lot of Daisy cyan
ldes We're received, at the sampler yes
terday and also the usual semi-monthly
consignment of Geyser-Marion cyanides.
superintendent arthur BuCkDee OF the
Sunbeam arrived in the city Yesterday.
1t is understood that this Tintic prop
erty is looking well, and that good pro-
gress is being made in the sinking of the
new shaft for the further development of
the mine.
Many settlers are finding their wav TO
Mt. Nebo, and the outlook for this little
farm!ng and fruit growing Community for
the coming season Is most tatteitpg Sew
eral families are now on their way from
Nebraska and Minnesota with the inten
ton of making their homes in this bean
tiful spot.
Joe Bowers Extension promises to be- a.
| favorite with Salt Lake investors. on
Saturday Of last week the company
opened an office in this city and placed its
treasury stock on the market 81 600
shares being taken during the. day. the
STOCK being taken off the market before
the close of business hours.
Phoebe Messengers. A. G. Campbell and
Robert. Lund are pushing work on the
Horseshoe mine at Deer Lodge and eight
men are at work running drifts from the
! bottom OF 1eO-foot shaft. The north
drift is in so feet through a three-foot
/ vein OF high..grade gold ore In the south
| drift there is a strong ledge ten feet in
width and averaging $40 in gold.
Frank E. Wilson,, vice president of the
! Joe Bowers Extension company, who is
MIN samples of ore from the cross-cut
west from thesbottom of the SO0-foot shaft
! in this property. The ore body is from
| two to three feet in width. and is a good
! shipping mineral. running high in silver.
| well in lead, and a few dollars in gold
i to the ton.
John T. Taylor of the Taylor-Brunton
| sampler arrived in the city yesterday
from Thomasville. Colo. on one of his
! quarterly visits. In speaking of the min
/ ing situation in Colorado Mr. TAYLOR
stated that the outlook was good through
! out the entire state. He also said that
! silicious ores We're scarce with the smell
! equaling the demand.
e. II. Scott, general manager Of the
! North Fork placers on Coffee creek. in
Trinity county, California, writes that the
! diggfngs are now showed in for the win
/ ter, but that development. and explora-
| ton work will be continued right alone.
/ without interruption. He also states that
| that section, which insures plenty of
water for placer operations next season.
/ w. II. Tibbals, one of Salt Lakes lead
| ing brokers. is distributing some verv
neat vest pocket memorandum books
| among his friends and patrons.
World. Idaho City, Ida: Grimes Pass
promises to become one of the best gold
/ quartz districts in the state. All the new
discoveries made there are SHOWING I'm
exceedingly well with development. The
district is not yet half prospected. To saw
nothing about these new discoveries the
/ Morning Star company owns twenty-ninr
very promising claims, one of which the
Morning Star. is extensively developed.
and some very large bodies of ore cut hy
a tunnel twenty-five or thrEIlhETAO or
a tunnel 200 or $50 feet in length a
tcOntract was recently let for another 3C1
I feet, and the shaft now 22S feet deem
will be extended on down.