The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04

the Grand Central with II carloads;
| the Four Aces. With 4 big car of high
grade rock, and the Sioux Consolidated,
with a carload lot.
The Mast mine, one of the noted pro-
ducers of Bingham canyon, was rep
resented on the market yesterday with
a shipment of four carloads of fine,
high-grade ore. The lessees of this
property are well pleased with the
showing in its workings, as well as
with results from ore consigpments.
1t is stated that on the 450-foot level
of the Lower Mammoth, Tintic, four
foot body of solid ore has been cut into
without disclosing the width or extent
of the vein, the indications being 50
| favorable that there was another rush
for the stock of the company yesterday,
both on the floor of the exchange and
on the street, a steady advance being
noted in quotations.
AT the last meeting of the board of
governors of the mining exchange, it
was decided to make Saturday regular
ladies' day on change, and the fair sex
has standing invitation to attend
every Saturday morning, and as those
in attendance last Saturday had a most
enjoyable and interesting time, it is
fair to presume that the turnout to-
morrow will be large.
A letter received from Silver City
from the pen of a stakeholder in the
Joe Bowers, contained the assertion
that II the showing was as good for a
depth of another 100 feet as it was
from the bottom of the S0O-foot shaft
to the surface, Tintic could boast of
the possession of another big producer
and dividend payer. The company is
making quite a number of good ship
ments at the present time, and the in
dications are most favorable.
Democrat, Baker City, Ore: Joseph
Franz miner at the Baisley- Elkhorn,
and who has a family in this city, was
brought in from the mine Saturday
evening and yesterday taken to ST.
Elizabeth's hospital Franz, while
working in a drift a week ago, was
struck on the head by rock. He neg
lected to secure medical attendance at
the time, and the result is that he will
very likely die. DR.. Currey found his
skull fractured and pus on the brain
from the wound
Dan Ferguson, the we'll known min
ing man, has returned from Tintic dis
trict, where he made an exhaustive ex-
animation of mines and prospects from
Mammoth to Diamond, and he states
that this portion of the district is "all
right" with a brilliant future in store.
Picnic, adjoining the South Swansea
and Four Aces, and he is of the opin-
ion that this is the making of a heavy
producer of the precious metals with
more extensive development He ex-
poets to return to Tintic this morning.
Rumor had it on the street last night
that a marked advance might be looked
for in Chloride Point in the veryinear
future. In speaking of this property, a
well known and successful mining oper-
ator stated that the Columbia, adjoin-
ing, was the making of another Chic
ride Point, and that this mine would
doubtless cause a sensation in mining
circles at an early day. The Wachu-
sett, adjoining the Chloride Point and
the Columbia, is also most favorabIy
mentioned, and as active and intelli-
gent work is soon to commence in the
development of this property, some in
teresting disclosures in its workings are
looked for at an early day.