Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-09

Silver, 56M; lead. $3.50.
A big shipment of South Swansea
ore was on the market today.
| The Northern Light promises n shin
ment OF cyanides, perhaps to morrow.
| a strike of ore carrying free gold in
| abundance Is reported in the Eagle
mine near Marysvale.
The Austin Mining company is look
ing out for twenty-five additional min
ers TO work in its property. at Austin,
| Nevada.
Roll shells for the North Mountain
company's plant at Cherry Creek. New.
We're shipped from this city today. viii
Brown expects to resume his Journey
thitherward in day or two.
Tomorrow the Swansea will distribute
$4,000 among It's stockholders, while II
1t is expected the Mercur company will
declare Its usual monthly dividend OF
$4,000, the same payable on the goth.
w. j. Wolstenhome is in possession
of splendid specimen OF ore from the
New State mine at Little Cottonwood
on which work was resumed about three
days ago. Although not yet tested, the
ore looks as though 1t contained good
values.
Bingham Bulletin: Last Monday
Pete Clays sold to Colonel T.. A. Wall
the Victoria, Ida and Daisy group of
the old Bemis residence. We under
stand the consideration was several
thousand dollars. They are located on
strong veins and will probably be de-
veloped this summer.
The Dalton & Lark is to start UP with
considerable force, says the Bingham
Bulletin. The 500 level will be pumped
out and sinking resumed in the main
incline. The incline has been sunk to
500 feet, where some drifting was done
and fine quality of copper ore OBJ
tained. We understand the property
VIII soon have 80 men at work
Tidings, published Mt Elko, New,
says that the Dexter is making another
cleanup and another consignment of
bullion and cyanides will be sent to
Salt Lake City in few days. This
shipment. together with consignments
made during, the past thirty days should
make the total output for April some
wher in the neighborhood of 5000. 900.
The Dexter company deserves the high
est success for its energy and enter
prise, and we are pleased to note its
continued prosperity.
Logan Nation: Three samples of ore
from the Golden Gate mine We're as
sayed by j. i. Squires last Wednes-
day. with the following result: No. /
gold. 1890; silver, 2ih ounces. No
Gold. $50, silver. 2h ounces; No.
S-Gold, $3.50: silver. ounces. There
Is fifty feet of this class of ore in sight
A small force of men is pushing de-
velopment work on the claim, Emil An
derson and one or two others having
drifted fourteen feet last week. 1t is |
said the ore can be worked at n value
OF " per ton. and. rs will be seen. there |
is an excellent outlook for the claim. |
Ground was broken at Sunshine this |
morning for the erection of the Over |
land mill. cyanide plant of 100 tons
capacity. The mill will be n substan-
hal structure and when completed will |
no doubt find sufficient ore to keep II
On steady pace. At meeting of
me Overland directors Saturday the
,ollowing ohicers We're elected: w. A.
sherman. president; w. II. Bancroft
vice president; George W. T.. Dorsey.
secretary; Gill S, Peyton. treasurer:
.hese, with w. w. Stoddard of Salt
axe. CHARLES A. Armstrong of Dem
yer and +. II. Mills of Boston. form
he directory.