The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-20
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Grand Central was in the market
yesterday with another 150-ton lot of good
ore.
The Montezuma of Bingham reported at
the sampler yesterday with carload of
ore.
Arrangements are being made to incor-
porate the Frankie and frankie No.
claims in Tintic district.
The Silver Shield, one of Bingham
wealth-producers received settlement yes
terday for 50-ton consignment of min
eral.
After the call of the listed stocks on
change yesterday. j. j. Bamberger was
unanimously elected a member of the or
ganization.
Superintendent Newt Dunyap of the
Eureka who was in the city
yesterday on company business. states
that the mine is in a prosperous condi-
ton.
DR.. Castleman. one of the leading ply
sicians of Mercur and who is heavily in
terested in various mining enterprises
throughout the state, was in the city yes
terday on business.
The Geyser- Marion reported at the sam
pier yesterday with its semi-monthly
shipment of cyanideS. 1t is reported that
this Mercur producer and wealth-producer
is in fine condition. physically.
Fifty shares of Bank of Commerce stock
were sold at auction yesterday to secure
the payment of a debt for which the stock
was put up for security. The stock went
at half of its face value, w. H. Tibbais
being the purchaser.
The r. G. w Railroad company will
son on Sunday next, the special leaving
Salt Lake at sos a M, taking in Eureka.
Mammoth and Silver City. The fare for
the round trip will be g.
Jackson McChrystal, the efficient super
intendent of the Gemini- keystone. who
was in from Eureka yesterday, states that
Tintic district is in a most fiourishing
condition, anu he predicts great things
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Democrat. Baker City. Ore: E. P
Sears. Salt Lake mining man who has
been making investigations in the Gran
lite mining district, is in the. city and ex-
presses himself as being well pleased with
the mineral showing of that section.
B. F. Colley, chief assayer for the Con-
solidated K. c. Smelling q Refining COM
panl, at Kansas City, is in Salt Lake, the
guest of Major ]. h. Jackson, the west
crn representative of the company. This
is Mr.. Colley's first visit to Utah, and
he is much pleased with what he has seen
here.
Bingham, received settlement from lions
ore-buyers for a shipment of good stuff
from the Jersey Blue mine, over the des-
Dugan states that the mine is looking well
and he hopes to make fortune from its
workings.
A. A. Player, who has just finished do
ing the assessment work on a group of
claims in Box Elder county in which he
is interested with Captain Hornbuckle of
this city, is now working his coal prop
critics in the northwestern portion OF the
county. These coal beds are So miles
from the railroad, but it is believed the
day will come when they will be valuable.
Colonel Pat Donan, the world-renowned
pen painter, was in the city yesterday
having been waited in from Chicago on
the ragged end of a blizzard which has
made the windy city, almost unbearable
during the past week, and the colonel
states that today he will leave for his
Portland home there to recuperate e ON
the effects of the icy blasts which pierced
his anatomy during his short soiourn in
the middle east. Colonel Donan is known
as one of the most graphic and Dictur-
esque writers in this or any other country
and his pen has done much for the min
ing industry of this intermountain coun-
try