The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-16
Mining Notes and Personals.

Sam Mcintyre of the MANN 9TH has re-
turned from Nevada. he-e he has been
| on live stock business.
W. B. Lawler. who Is operating a val
liable property up in Oregon, VIII return
to that region this morning.
w. H. Remington is back from the
| northwest country, where he is still fgur-
| ing on the erection of a big smelling
! plant.
/ 1t is reported that the Godiva, at Eure-
ka, is looking well, and that another ship
ment of ore from this property will be
made this month.
pany will resume work in the develop
ment of it's Lion hill property by the 1st
of the coming month.
Max Sohr is meeting with most encour-
aging success with his mineral paint fac
tory in North Salt Lake. and orders are
coming in faster than he can fill them.
Good reports have been received from
the Jane Eyre, near Manning, in Camp
Floyd district. and encouraging values
are being encountered Is work progresses
in the development of this property.
Work was resumed in the develt pment
of the Rover group ar Me- Seones-
day of this week, the holders of the bend
on this promising property starting out
with the intention of uncoVering The sec
ond vein of that locality by the sinking
of a shaft from the footwall { f the vi per
deposit
Mammoth Record: The ,.berry creek
pump-houSe to the new one, ABOUT half
mile down the creek. good fOrce of
men are now at work, and The pipe viii
be laid by Saturday, but connection viii
not be made until the machinery is
placed.
Work is progressing finely in the ex-
tenSive development of the Old Fred mine
at Sunshine, and a force of ten men is at
work in the different portions of the prop
erty, each shot showing a decided inn
provement. The Old Fred is well 10
Gated. and should open out into good
paying proposition.
World. Idaho City Ida: The Lucky
Boy company will soon put up three two
stamp mills, equal in crushing capacity to
the ordinary ten-stamp mill. They will
run a pipe line from Lager Beer efUlch to
convey the water to the mill. A fierce of
men were put to work yesterday grading
and digging a cut for the pipe line.
Elmer Hill, who was n The city yester-
day from Bingham, receiving settlements
for recent shipments of ore from tie
keystone and Fortune miles, informs
The Herald that these prop aries are in
the first OF next week be will have other
heavy shipments of good stuff on the
market.
Word has been received from the Star
mine in Pine canyon thac Il nan. n 9th
body of mineral has b zen unco erred in a
new place on the property, which Essays
40 ounces of silver and 4 liz geld 10 the
ton, in conSeQu ence Of nieh ~epOrl, the
O11lc6rS ana stockholders or lie DanV
in this city are feeling soma what elated
as well they may be.
Democrat, Baker City, Ore: Mr. E.
Imhaus agent of the Trench Flagstaff
Mining company, has received notification
that the company has Just undergone
reorganization, and is now under the con-
troll of English capital and rs directorate
composed of Englishmen. Mr. Imhaus
haus also been notified that il is the in
tention of the new company to cause a
resumption of operations at the mine
within the next 30 days, or as soon as all
plans are completed.
Bert Seaboldt of The Good HIRE bar,
on the Colorado river, corronOratss the
report sent in by The Heral1s Price cor
respondent to the effect that the ccm-
pany was making ARA lt emcnts &c d; m
the river above its placer diGgines, Mr..
Seaboldt stating that material was being
sent down as rapidly as possible, with
the expectation that The work of con-
Struction would be well under way with
in 80 days, a nd he added that the dam
would be substantial End strong enough
to hold back the stream. even at its
highest. tide. This is a big enterprise.
Good men are back of it, and it is deserv-
ing of success.
C. F. Spillman, the able editor of the
Tintic Miner. who is in from Fun eka
speaks most enthusiastically of the fl ture
outlook for Eureka and the great Tintic
few years Eureka viii. rake su:l rapid
and substantial growth that It will be
classed as the largest md rlesJ roel ess-
i've mining camp ~ this western c. rntry.
Mr.. SDillman states that he is informed
that an important striKe mas been made
of late in the Yankee mine on C.diva
between the Bumbng end I'm
Gle Sam the face OF the 6J0-foot t.n1.eI
being in full breast OF ore thai IS &C Cd
looking truck, the value Of which is not
known as yet, as no assays OF tie IT. neral
had been made when Mr.. Sp:.,man left
Eureka, for the purpose of amending the
Democratic convention VIII n CORY ened !
in this city Wednesday ,as,