The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-12
Mining Notes and Personals.

Bamberger q Mcmillan, ores, $2,Ilt
Mining Notes and Personals.
Sales Of Dexter were reported on tn
curb yesterday al N.S2 share.
Will GrifIithS reports having curbed 400
shares of Richmond and Anaconda yes
ters!ay at 81 cents share.
w. II. and w. ]. Lawrence VIII so out Il
Tintic this morning for the purpose OF
making an inspection of the Star Consoli-
daced mine
z. II. Schenck has returned from the
Crystal Palace mine, near Sparta, Ore.
which he reports to be looking well with
plenty of good ore in sight.
It is learned that the damage case of
George Driburg VS.. the Mercur Mining
company. which was tried in Tooele
Thursday, was thrown out of court.
The S"ut! Swansea, having MALI it,
ore contracts for the ensuing year. IS In
the market again with ten carload slip
piert. II IS reported that this dividel II
payer is looking unusually we'll
1t is learned that it is the intention of
! the Cod lust company to resume WORK
! III the DEVELOPMENT of its Mercur prop
eriy at an early date. when tunnel VIII
DC run to Cren up the upper vein in the
mlnc.
Colonel Shaughnessy expects to leave
| on Sunday for Paris. Ida to attend to
business matters connected with his
Humming Bird mine. The operations at
the mine will be continued on the usual
scale.
George st Clair. who is in from the
Chlol idr Ioint. on Lion hill. states that
the nIne is steadily improving with ce-
velormcnt am that another consignment
If high etaoe ore is now ready for me
market.
7. =. runvan writes from the Kinsley
mine in Kfnsley district. ElkO county,
New. that the mine is looking well and
/ that he has a goodly tonnage of first
class ore on the dump. which however,
is Icing held until the building of the
Deep Greek road for shipment.
Allan e. Lamson, manager of the Salt
Lake City Water and Electric Power COM
pany informs The Herald that work is
progressing rapidly in the installation of
the ccinnanv's plant in the Jordan mar
rows and that inside of 20 days he will
haze electricity for power and other pur-
poses n RcIcur as well as Bingham.
Butte Miner: The Alice company mill
of 60 stamps is running steadily on ore
from the Alice. Blue Wing and other
mines of the company in Walkerville. and
leasers from the surrounding district also
have good deal of silver-gold ore treated
in the mill. Another shipment of bullion
will be made this week to San Francisco,
where the product ofthe Alice mines is
disposed of.
Democrat. Baker City. Ore: y good
body of high grade ore was struck last
week in the Bonanza mine. at Chicken
nanza. has always expressed faith in the
value of the property and the gentleman,
by the splendid showing of the mine an
pears to be in a very fair way 10 realize
most handsomely for his pluck and gritty
executive ability.
George T. Edwards. the efficient super
intendsnt OF the Me.cur mine. is regis
tered at the Walker In speaking of the
mine. Mr.. Edwards states that ii is in
splendid condition with more ore now
in sight than has ever been taken out of
it. The camp in general, Mr.. Edwards
says. is in a prosperous condition with q
ri Or n 0fr- rd= a1c
spoke in eulogistic terms of the Golden
Gate mill and refers to it as a magnificent
structure splendidly equipped.
The Aurora Mining company of this
city. which is the owner of a group of /
promising claims in the Horse Heaven
country. ust above Marysvale. will meet
next month and levy an assessment Of a
cent q share on its capital stock. after
which it WI let . contract for IN rX-
tension of its tunnel to the ledge the he |
liel being that within $50 feet more the |
,.ein of goi0 quartz will be cut at a |
de.,th. the indications being !
that when the desired connection is made /
the property can be listed as productive /
nine
at the Hope mine at Basin Wednesday |
night. and il is estimated that within 80 |
days the mine will be pumped out ana a
force of men put to work mining. New
machinery will be placed in the mill 10
treat the ore by process the manage
nent feels confident will successfully save
he values in the ore. 1t is expected that
he whole property can be put in full
operation within less than co days. Work
IF sinking the shaft to the 500-foot level /
Will also be commenced as soon as the
water is pumped out.
At Il meeting OF the Utah company held
laY bs.s7re yes' erday Mr.. CRUZ. formerly
# the Mann til, was appointed super
itendeat Of the mine. Mr.. CRUZ VII
cave for E'Sh Springs next week Monday
accompanied b. Charles Van Alystine.
ne of the directors of the company. and,
mon his ar al there. work viii oe he
rIn at orce in the sinking of the proposed
lev Shaft. which viii be located about
10 feet est Of the old workings. It ne
ne the ini ent:or to install the new gqso-
me hoist anC air compressor at the
mouth of the rev shaft.
A. Murphy returned yesterday morning
rom Rocky district. Beaver county
where lie mas been for the purpose OF
making an examination of a copper pros
eut in which ne is Interested which nd
)ints the famed Montreal mine. Nj
iurphy states that in his mine there is a
an-fuot face of mineral exposed in the Z
forllncs MI is spotted with high Sr de
re. some al II = samples brought back by
iI:i SOY irr the presence Of copper in
IA tifvin- a'iartities. 1t is the intention
} make II al shipment or so TO ihe
,eets with success it is more than likely
nat 10 guiar shipments will be ma le
I eTeafter. A wagon road to the mine is
eir:. made ty the Montreal people and u
ing al ar early date.
Hon. /. II. Parker. president Of the Sec
nd National Bank Of Beloit Wis. was in
le city yesterday en- route to Custer City,
la. where he is heavily Interested, with
IS eastern associates, in the we'll known !
lack gold mine on which a ten-stamp
Ill was recently erected and which is
Nv in successful operation. which Is
ridenced by the fact that the National
ank of the Republic. of Salt Lake is oc- ,
lsionally receiving bars of gold from this
'operty. which was recently most favor
by reported upon by Colonel II. c. Hef-
IN. the mining expert who is so well and {
yorahly known throughout this inter ,
ountain region. Mr.. Parker is highly
eased with his western country. and is I
ping that this. his first mining enter
Use. may prove so successful that he {
III have an excuse for making Salt Lake I
s future home.
The mission of Hoods Sarsap arilla is
cure disease, and thousands of testi-
OnialS prove il fulfills its fftssinr