The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-23
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the close of business bids of A cents were
recorded.
1t is learned that the Geiser brothers,
owners of the famed bonanza mine near
J Baker City, Ore. are making arrange
ments for the erection of a mill of 100
stamps on their mine.
The Colorado Iron Works company, of
Denver has Just received an order from
ing furnace, which is to be erected in the
San Juan mining district, this state.
The Dexter reported at the Consolidated
Kansas City smelter yesterday with a
shipment of $50 pounds of cyanide. The
Dexter has made several consignments of
gold bullion of late and the outlook for
this proposition is daily improving.
Word comes from Idaho that the owners
of the Chsckmate in Willow Creek dis
trict are making arrangements TO de-
velop the mine in thorough manner,
and that it is more than likely that a
steam hoist will be erected on the prop
erty this summer.
R. w. Faris. NJ E, of Boise Ida, the
representative of the Joshua Hendy Ma
china works. of San Francisco, returned
10 Salt Lake yesterday and is putting in
bid for the machinery equipment for the
new Gold Flint continuation stamp and
cyanide mill, which is soon to be erected
Ida
The Mammoth Gold Mining company of
Bingham, is pushing work steadily in the
development of its property, and il is
learned that within month or six weeks
the question of mill will be preached
with the probability that plant will be
in operation at the mine some time this
coming fall.
c. H. Blanchard for years the efficient
mining recorder of Tintic district. and
who is now able to walk on Easy street
on account of the appreciation of his min
ing interests in this great camp, returned
home yesterday afternoon after taking
the 32nd degrees in Masonry which was
conferred upon him by the Salt Lake
lodge.
Mercur Mercury: The first tank of
tailings was emptied at the Golden Gate
this week, and the mill is now acquiring
modest dump. Good progress is being
made in all parts of the mill. During the
thunderstorm OF Wednesday night some
damage was done at some point on the
electric line, and power was shut off for
several hours in consequence.
Judge A. W. Sherman, who is in from
the Overland at Sunshine, states that
work is progressing finely in the extern
sive development of this property and
that the incline drift being run on the
dip of the vein to connect with the bottom
of the working shaft, now being sunk,
continues in a splendid body of fine mill
ing ore. In the sinking of the shaft pro-
gress is being made at the rate of four
feet day.
Messenger. ChaIlis, Ida: Wells Nc
Gowan, who is just out from Custer in
forms us of very rich gold strike which
was made last Thursday in the Capital
mine. on Jordan creek which is situated
about five or six miles up from the mouth
of the creek. This mine is owned by
Louie Roy and Ed Ayers. The rock is
so rich in gold that it seems almost
fabulous. The gold is so plentiful in the
ore that it can be seen easily with the
naked eye at quite a distance The ledge
is, or rather the cliff of rocks where the
ore comes from, is immense. It is said
to be one of the richest strikes ever made
in Yankee Fork.