The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-12
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Sunbeam of Tintic was in yesterday
with two carloads of good ore.
Deseret National bank stock sold on the
curb yesterday at 500 share.
T. w. Bowen, NJ. E., has returned from
a visit SOUTH where he made an inspec-
ton of mining property.
Hon. c. V. Wheeler, president of the
South Swansea Mining company, is re-
joicing over the arrival at his home yes
terday morning OF fine baby boy.
4. S. Day of the La RENE Mining COM
pany is at Eureka making an exarnin-
alton of this valuable and promising prop
erty.
The Redwing is in with a shipment of
high grade ore which carries excellent
values in silver and lead and gold and
copper. The Redwing company is much
pleased with the condition of this Bing-
ham mine.
Messrs. John Dern. E. H. Airs and
others We're in Tintic district yesterday
making an examination of the Star Con-
solidated mine in the near yincinity of
Mammoth. The Four Aces also came in
for thorough inspection.
Ed La Fave has returned from the north
and west, where he has spent the past
summer in mining, but he states that he
has arrived at the conclusion that it
would be difficult to find better mines or
better opportunities than are offered by
Utah, and he is correct in this.
T. R. Jones of the Germania, who is the
owner of the old Horn Silver Stag dump
the third or fourth time, and is making
shipments of the best of it at the rate
| of two or three carloads a week, the Stag
| being consigned to the Germania.
w. c. Hanna of Peoria, Ills, one of the
| directors of the Sacramento company
who has been in the city for the past
two weeks, will go out to Mercur on Mon
day next for the purpose of looking at the
property, in which some important de-
velopments have been recorded of late
Work is being pushed int the develop
ment of the Exeter mine in Dugway dis
| trict in the Deep Greek country, Sam
| Gordon. who has operations in charge
! giving employment to several men. About
| Christmas time a shipment of high-grade
ore is expected from this prospective
| bonanza.
H. G. Mcmillan, as agent OF the Blythe
estate, yesterday sold at public sale five
shares of State Bank of Utah stock and
two lots having been put up as collateral
security, the bank stock selling for $50
a share, while the block of Deseret News
stock went for $50 for the lot.
Superintendent James Kelly of the
Columbia, on Lion hill, writes that a
fine body of quartz has been uncovered in
| the drift from the Columbia shaft the
! promise of the near presence of a fine
| body of ore being excellent. The Rosa
workings continue to improve and the
outlook for the mine is brighter than
ever
a gentleman just in from the Star
states that the face of the working tun.
mel in this property is in a breast of min
eral which shows gold values of $17.20 &C
the ton. while inc one of the drifts there
is a fine showing of $500 ore; one of the
Slopes disclosing a mass of rock which
runs $4.20 in the yellow metal, the ore al
being of good teaching quality.
Captain D. ]. Hutchins of Denver has
returned from a visit to old Star dis
trict in Beaver county, where he made al
inspection of several prospective pro
ducerS. The captain is quite heavily in
teresIed in mining in Colorado camps
and is mining in Creole, Cripple Creel
and Aspen. It is more than likely tina
in the near future he viii take a trip t.
Stateline district in Iron county, as h,
has heard favorable reports from THU
promising gold camp.