The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-29
Mining Notes and Personals.

Joseph E. Ray of Fillmore is in the city
on mining business.
The o. ]. & G. of Bingham settled for
another lot of cyanides yesterday.
Two cars of Silver Shield lease ore from
Bingham were on the market yesterday.
The Ajax has a hundred-ton shipment
of high grade copper and gold ore on the
market.
Thomas 3. Everett. a well-known min
ing man of Denver, is in the city, and is
thinking of making this place his perma-
nent home.
The Joe oBwers Mining company has
levied an assessment on its capital stock
of cent share, payable Immediately
The stock will be delinquent on the 9th
of October
Dan Swan. who is in from the Dewey
mill at Bingham, states that the plant is
doing we'll, and that it is treating from so
to 60 tons of ore daily, turning out some
fine concentrates.
A: A. Brim is down from the New Sen
sation mine in Big Cottonwood canyon.
and he corroborates all the good things
which have been said of late regarding
this copper property.
l.. G. Hardy is down from Idaho with
a carload shipment of ore from the Jen-
ME and Alice mines on Connor creek.
Ihls makes the fourth consignment Of
mineral from these properties this sea-
son.
A hoist and pump for the Annie, located
between Mercur and Sunshine, will soon
be one of the improvements to be added
to this promising property and ii is stat
ed that the order is to be given for the
plant between this and the 18th of October
next
Fritz Dern has returned from the Mer-
cur mill at Manning, where he has been
to make some tests on Midas ore from
the Deep Creek country, the returns being
very satisfactory. the gold values run
ming as high as $50 TO the ton in the yell
low metal
1t is understood that the Boston people
who have been examining the Mercur
mine of late aIS well pleased with the
As heavy stockholders in this bonanza
dividend-payer they will go home well
satisfied with their visit here.
The Herald is informed that Messrs. P.
s. Roy and Captain Hutchinson of Boul-
der, Colo. have. secured a bond and OPP
ton on the old Carbonate mine near
Frisco, and that it is the intention of
these gentlemen to begin the active opera
producer at an early day.
Free Press, Grangerville Ida: Joseph
Schooner has sold his interest in the
Grangeville group of quartz mines on Re
and will probably spend the winter in
Mexico. The purchasers are his old part
ners, George X. Reed, Henry Wax. James
Edwards and w. w. Brown.
Free Press, Grangerville. Ida: Captain
De Lamars expert is still in the Hump
district trying TO make a deal for some
of the claims on the big Lodges. He was
unable to do business with the Big Buffa-
10 people. We hope De Lamar viii ger
interested in there somewhere as he is
a man who will bring a railroad with
him.
Upon receipt of the intelligence that a
strike had been made in the Suitana mine
in Tintic district. John Edwards and c. F.
Borden left yesterday morning for the
purpose of inspecting the new find. which.
according to advices received from Super
intendent Moore. consists of fine body
of silver-lead ore which was uncovered in
the face of the lower tunnel
Roy Mayne expects to leave tomorrow
for Wayne county for the purpose of ex-
aiming the promising copper property