The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-16
Mining Notes and Personals,

The Ten-Forty mine of Bingham report
ed in the market yesterday with a car OF
ore
D. F. Walker of the Treasure Hill, at
Silver City, will go out to the mine this
morning.
Frank Hines, who is working the Annie
Laurie mill on Gold mountain, was booked
to arrive in the city last night.
Some startling revelations in the mining
share market are looked for III the near
future, it being intimated that several
securities are scheduled for a rapid adj
vance.
1t was reported on the curb yesterday
that an important strike had been made
in the Aurora mine in the Horse Heaven
country, above Marysvale.
1t is learned that at a meeting of the
directory of the Sewer Mining company,
held few days ago, Mrs. Lammersdorf
resigned as one of the directors of the
company.
Hon. B. T. Lloyd will go out this morn
ing for the purpose of inspecting the Old
Fred at Sunshine, reports from which of
acter.
Fred Redmond, the assayer in the en-
ploy of the Daisy company, will leave for
the west dip this morning, after stay of
some duration in this city on account of
sickness.
The last shipment of Daisy cyanides,
made on Saturday of last week, was of
excellent grade, as they assayed S29.58 to
l., was
the cleanup from an eight days run, con-
sisted of 12S pounds. Another shipment
Will be made on the 18th.
The South Swansea is loading five cars
of first-claSs and three of second-class
ore, the consignment to be on the market
within the next few days. In the opera
ton of the mine a drift is now being run
to the south on the $50 level, the ledge be-
ing stronger on this than on ANY other
level in the mine.
II. H. Smith, late of Colorado, who pur-
chased the seat on the mining exchange
for $3.50 on Monday of this week, yester-
day made application for membership and
was given the privileges of the floor,
pending the vote on his application. Mr..
Smith has rented an office in the Morlan
block and will soon be a full-hedged
broker.
w F. Mitchell, the inventor of the
Mitchell gold amalgamator, is in the city
again, having returned from British Col
unnbia and other northwestern points,
where he has been III the interest of CAPT
tallsts seeking mining investments Mr.
Mitchell is looking well, and his many
friends here are pleased to give him the
glad hand after his prolonged absence.
Messrs. Tibbals, Dorcher and Water
man, who own the Frankie group in Tin
tic district, the property being on an eX-
tension of the Sunday ledge, have let q
contract for 80 feet of work in the sink
ing of a shaft in the development of this
promising ground. the shaft to be Axe feet
in the clear When this contract is com
pleted another one will most likely be let
| as extensive work in the exploration Of
the mine is to be the order of the day.
Favorable reports continue to come ii
from the Broken Hills on the west dir
of Camp Floyd district, and it is stated
that in the development of this property
the ore deposits are gaining in size witt
depth. as well as in gold values. The
owners are working a good force and are
putting up buildings for the accommoda.
ton of their employees. it being the in.
! tention to work all winter, and as $40 00
has been banked for the exploration OF
the property, it is ANTICIPATED an excel
lent showing will be made by spring.