The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-25
Mining Notes and Personals.

Tribune. Lovelock, New: o. w. Schweit-
ger has a cyanide proposition IN SPRING
valley of 1900 tons OF talllngS thal VIII
run from 81 to Sc.
Tribune. Lovelock, New: Marion How
ell, when down last week, reported I hat
he was down 10 feet on the Evening star
and that he was getting good ore IN the
bottom of the incline.
The departure of the volunteer cavalry
yesterday caused general CESSATION OF
business, but curb sales of Grand Central
were reported at 50, Centennlal-EureKa at
$40 and Dexter at $l-Oi32-
The Dexter shipment. made from Tus-
carora on the 23rd, consisted OF gold narS
of value of $500, and cyanldes valued
at $4,000. and it is expected Ihat the. neXt
semi-monthly shipment will be much
greater than this.
Work is progressing steadily in the de-
velopment of the HaZel-BeSS group at the
head of Emigration canyon, east OF TINS
city. a shaft is being sunk on the Ioot-
wall of the vein, and the indications are
reported to be very encouraging
Free Press, Grangerville, Ida: c. r
Richardson was out Tuesday on hurried
trip from Newsome. He informs us that
he has a 30-foot bank of gravel on the
Moose creek placers which prospect Wen,
with five feet of pay on top OF the ped
rock which beats the record OF even thdt
valuable property.
c. NJ. Sain is out with the first issue Of
his new paper, the Tribune. published at
LoveIock. Humboldt county, Nevada
Sain is a bright newspaper man ana VIII
give the people of Lovelock a rafting
good paper, in which he Will give consio-
cradle space to the important mining IN
terests OK that section.
Colonel Nick Treweek will leave within
a week or two for British Columbia,
where he will engage in the mining oqSi-
ness, with headquarters at victoria ms
son. VIII. will accompany him. me col,
onel is an experienced and succeSstul
mining operator and should do well IN
this line in his chosen field of labor.
News-AIiner. Haley, Ida: Eugene D.
Abbott, who is just in from ROCKY BAL,
reports that all the men in that camp are
at work A ten-stamp mill is being put
up on the Hays & Boyle mine by Elmer
Towns, manager of the company MOST
of the machinery has arrived on the mlll
site and the necessary grading is being
done.
The governing board of the stock ex-
change met yesterday Immediately after
the morning call, to take action regard
ing members who were back in their dues
and if the delinquents do not pay up II Is
more than likely that their names VIII be
stricken from the list of membership, as
they have been given only until June 10
in which to liouidate.
]. e. Bamberger has returned from his
Oregon trip, where he has been 1oc the
purpose of inspecting the new mill on
the La Bellevue mine, in Granite district
MIR. Bamberger states that the mill is
treating about % tons of ore daily and
that it will soon be handling 50 tons.
which Is equal 10 the power Capacity VI
the plant at the present time. Tn inhl Is
concentration and it has not been In
operation long enough yet TO demonstrate
the success of the process, although the
indications in this direction are favorable
NH Bamberger reports stormy weather
during his trip and he is glad TO get
home again.
Arrangements have been made for the
second meeting of the International Min
ing congress. says the New York Engin-
eering and Mining Journal, which is to be
held at Salt Lake City. Utah, beginning
on July 6. At the first meeting. which
was held in Denver last July, there was
a large attendance of mining men, and the
managers of the meeting were able to
suppress the cranks and the men who
wanted to use the gathering for personal
or political ends, so that the meeting was
very successful. This year the congress
will have the prestige of the first meet
ing to aid it, and will have the further
advantage of completed organization,
some valuable committee reports and
well-considered order of business ready.
1t is to be hoped that there will be
large and representative gathering of
mining men at Salt Lake, where prepa-
rations are already being made TO receive
them in a fitting manner The congress
should prove of much value to the in
duStry.