The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-13
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an upward tendency to the stock of the
company yesterday
Valeo stock was a ready seller on the
curb yesterday at so cents on the uncon-
firmed rumor that an important strike
had been made in this Park City pro-
Queer.
Captain A. NJ. Grant, resident agent for
/ the Colorado Iron Works company, is
getting up the plans and specifications
for 1O0-ton concentration for tlontana
company.
The South Swansea Mining company has
moved its office in the Atlas block to the
front room on the Third hoor and its
quarters are now more spacious and COM
Portable than formerly.
1t is learned that Roberts brothers have
been making money of late in Star dis
trict. in Beaver county, and that the boys
have made several shipments OF good ore
during the past few months.
Harley Milner. who for so long time
has been connected with the Mercur no.
tel at Mercur, has sold his interest in
the hosiery 10 mis- partner, Mr.. Shafer,
and is now on his way east with MS fam
lily, for the purpose of visiting the Omaha
exposition and also of visiting old friends
at Atlanta, la.
Manager A. B. Lewis of the Old Rollins
mine, in Lincoln district, who is in the
city. states that although the mine is
closed down AT the present time. it is
more than likely that before snow flies
again extensive work will be under way
in the development and operation OF this
noted. old producer.
Word comes from Beaver county that
Mike Powers has struck good thing in
old Granite district, and that he has I'M
covered nine-foot body of ore that car
ries god values ranging from SIS to $50
to the ton, and il is given out that this
is likely to develop into one of the big
gold producers of the state
Goodwin & Van Pelt have received no.
tice that the protest. OF nnison VS.: hauch
dA1 of
the general land office in favor of the
defendant The property involved is the
Argentine claim and is very valuable
property. The decision affirms the de-
cision of the register and receiver
NJ. Dusseldorf of the Comstock, at Park
Cit,-. who has been in the city for the
past few days, viii return to the mine
today Mr.. Dusseldorf states that the
recent strike in the mine is holding out
well and that a two-foot BODY of mineral
is exposed in the workings of the prop
erty which runs high in gold and copper.
Colonel H. G. Hebron of the west dip,
who is in from Mercur, is pushing work
in the extended development of the South
Daisy. in which ore of fair teaching val
ues is showing in TWO places A boarding
house and assay office are being built on
the ground, and it is stated that the
steam hoist at the Gladstone is likely to
be moved to this promising property.
Herald, Wells, New. While loading a
hole with dynamite in tunnel at the
tain last Sunday noon, William Macarthur
accidentally used the charge to explode,
blowing both his eyes out, breaking his
jaw and seriously injuring his breast At
last reports the injured man was still
alive, but was not expected to live.
During yesterdays call of the mining
exchange the rule imposing charge OF
SO on the transfer OF exchange member
ship was suspended. w. H. Clark was
given the privilege of the floor. pending
the action on his application for member
ship, and a committee was announced
whose duty it shall be to revise and
amend the constitution and bylaws of
the organization. a'ts
The La Bellevue, in Granite district. Ore
gon, is sending in a regular gr1st or con-
centrates and the mine and mill are re-
ported 10 be doing well. Messrs. Bam-
berger and Keith are heavily interested
in this property as we'll as in the Vtr-
ginia Consolidated, another Oregon prop
osition of merit, upon which development
work will most likely be resumed in the
near future.
w. S. Bacon of Nevada, who has lease
and bond on the Undine mine. near Silver
City, has moved his family to Salt Lake
and will make this city his future home.
Mr.. Bacon has sent an assay outfit to
the mine and will soon make a thorough
sample of the property. W. H. Wilson,
who has charge of the work at the mine
expects to send in a carload shipment of
good ore this week.
B. T. Re6man. who is in the city again
from Tuscarora, New, and who has the
contract for the hauling of the material
for the proposed improvements to the
Dexter ulant, states that work Is progress
ing finely in the installation of the cleo
trio power works on Chicken and Jack
creeks, and that if the weather holds
good the new works will be completed and
in running order within 40 days. J. S.
Lakin, wee president of the Dexter COM
pany, left for the mine yesterday.