The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-13
per. all three of which made substantial

per- all three of which made substantial
gains.
The. case of r. G. Wilson. assignee of
Shriver & Co., of Eureka. VS.. Sheriff Sui
the payment of the 5000 judgment in. ia
vor of the -laint.H-
Fred Dern has returned from visit to
Mercur, where he has been with the pay
pany at the mine and mill. Mr.. Dern
states that everything is all o. K. at both
places
w. w. Chisholm of the Centennial-Eu-
reka, and Judge w. NJ. Bradley and p. ID.
r. Thompson will leave tonight for the
Yellowstone on a fishing trip. Look out
for some whopping fish stories upon their
return. 4
heavy owner in the famous Bachelor mine
at Ouray Colo is in the city. Mr.. Arm
strong is a stakeholder and one OF the
directors of the Overland mine at Sun
the next few days. ~
After the call of the listed stocks on
the floor of the exchange yesterday. caller
G. E. Hudson handed in his resignation
as secretary and director of the board. TO
take effect on the 31st inst. in case it was
accepted. but by motion action on the
same was postponed until the 18th
Joe Dederichs. who has the contracts Tor
the additions to be made to the Golaen
Gate mill at Mercur, states that the eXca-
vations and masonry for the foundations
will be completed within week and that
six or seven cars of the structural steel
for the buildings are now en- route
c. H. Schue is well pleased with the
showing on the copper property IN wayne
county in WHICH he is interested with Roy
Mayne and w. II. Irvine, and is conf
dent it will develop into paying PROPOSE
ton with development. a force OF four
men is pushing exploration on the prop
basis of an incorporated company at no
distant day.
Daniel Eyer will go out to Manning the
first of next week for the purpose of max
ing an examination of the Jane Eyer
group near that place. it being reported
that the 100-foot tunnel has cut the caps
ping Of the vein. which is all of 100 feet
wide on the surface. Mr.. Eyer is well
pleased with developments so far in the
exploration of this property and is salts
fed that in time it will prove TO be pay
ing mine
Dr. G. H Fennemore of Beaver is in the
city for the purpose of purchasing more
pipe for the blower soon to be installed
IN the Conndence mine, IN Statelne DIS
trict which is also 10 be equisped with a
whim, it being the intention of the doctor
and his co-workcrs to develop this valua-
BILE and promising property in most
thorough manner. Teams with the hoist
and blower and other supplies sHill leave
for the mine next week Monday.
Fred Crowton is in from Spring Creek
district, Deep creek, where he is interested
with Colonel S. B. Miner in a group of
eight claims. upon which he has per-
formed the annual assessment work for
this year, in doing which he has uncov-
cred some fine mineral bodies. bringing
back with him wagon load of high
grade silver. lead and gold ore. Mr.. Crow
ton is well pleased with this property and
is satisfied that it is the making of a
heavy producer from the grass roots
down.
Judge John L. Gray of the well-known
law firm of Booth, Lee & Gray, returned
yesterday from Tuscarora, New, where
he has been for the past six or eight
months engaged in the direction of opera
tionS at the Dexter mine and mill, which,
he states are all o. K. and looking and
doing well. The judge brought home with
him some splendid samples of gold-bear-
ing rock from the mine, in which the yell
low stuff is plainly visible to the naked
eye His many friends here are pleased
to welcome him home again.