The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
Mining Notes and Personals.

] for Seattle and Tacoma on mining DuSl-
ness.
1t is understood that the Crown Point
7 of Park City will resume operations with
in a few days.
w. b. Mccartney. manager of the Sac
ramento boarding house, is in from Mer-
cur on business
A carload OF high grade ore from the
Four Aces mine. near Silver City, is eX-
pected 10 arrive today.
a lot of cyanides from the Dexter.
valued at 5000. is being sampled by the
! Consolidated Kansas City
There was a strong demand on the curb
! yesterday for Sacramento at 80 cents and
I sales were reported at this figure.
w. r. Grant, of this city. who is asso-
ciated with the Colorado Iron Works
company, is in Denver on business with
the home office.
o. S. Holderman of the Crystal, at
| MarYsvale. who has been in the city for
/ the past few days, expects to return TO
the mine today or tomorrow.
1t is learned that VIII Kelly will soon
resume work in the development OF his
Northern Light No claim, adjoining the
Northern Light mine on Lion hill
Superintendent Newt Dunyan telephones
from the Centennial-Eureka that the cop
per deposits in the mine are improving IN
size as work progresses, Two carloads
of this class of ore from this property are
now al the sampling works.
Times. Haley Ida: w. S. Mccormick
of Salt Lake has executed release Of
the mortgage upon the Jay Gould mine,
that was given him the LIST of February,
1892. by Stephen v White and his wife,
Eliza NJ. c. White, for. 81. 1l6.
Messrs. Day, Green, Wetzel and Nixum,
of this city, have purchased an interest
in the lease on the Washington mine, ad-
joining the Highland Boy, at Bingham, on
the south. This is a shipping PROPOSE
ton and the boys hope to make barrel
of money out OF it.
Ruben Dewitt. of Marysvale, the prin-
cipal owner of the Cascade nina, III Bull
lion canyon. is in the city, and it is stated
that he is mere for the purpose of closing
up u deal for the mine, the sale OF which
has been pending for some time, 1t being
understood that the purchase price Is
10000. asi
The property OF the Royal Consolidated
Mining company. located near Copper
OpoliS, CalaVeraS county, California. has
been sold TO an English syndicate, rep
resented by J. W. Kemp Eye OF Lon
don. The price paid was $4,000 The ore,
which is lowgrade. is said 10 assay about
SO to the ton.
]. ]. fireman, manager of the Ben Har-
rison, in Beaver Lake district, states that
work is being pushed in the driving OF
tunnel which is TO cut the vein at a
depth of about 100 feet. The tunnel is
row in = distance of 6S feet and within
80 feet more it is expected the desired
connection will be made.
The geological survey has prepared a
cation by Special Agent Kirchoff. show
ing the steady increase in the production
of sDelter in the United States from 1852
to 1897. The total production in short
tons for 1882 was Sc, 765. in 1882 it was ST.
go and in 1897 it had reached $3.50 tons.
Continued improvement is reported in
the uDraise in the Red Wing mine at
Bingham, and it is stated that in this
portion of the mine the ore body has
widened ont to a solid foot of mineral,
which carries average values of 12.8 per
cent copper, 3 ounces silver and $3.50 in
gold TO the ton, while in cross-cut to
the right from the upper tunnel level
quite a fine body of ore has recently been
disclosed.
John Heinrich, one of the officers of
the Mercur company. has returned from
an inspection of the mine. 1t is reported
that in the Lulu tunnel the showing con-
tinues steadily to improve and that the
workings are now i'll splendid body OF
high grade ore, going about SIS to the ton
in the yellow metal. the mineral being
streaked and spotted with cinnabar, which
is always a most favorable indication IN
the camp of Mercur.
Hon A. Holbrook of Provo was in the
city yesterday Mr. Holbrook is heavily
interested in the Grand Central at Nam
making of u prolific producer OF high
grade ore and a regular diVidend-Dayer.
In speaking of this mine yesterday. a
prominent Salt Laker made the state
ment that he would not be surprised TO
see the stock of the company go up TO
IS a share in the near future.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Emerald Mining company,
held yesterday. Il board OF directors TO
serve for the ensuing year was elected,
as follows: l.. 3. Gorham president:
w F. Earls. vice president; J. Z. Ogles-
by. secretary and treasurer: A. l. Yundt
general manager, and J. S. Kinkead. On
Saturday evening, at meeting of the
stockholders. the general manager VIII
make his annual report for the year just
closed
The Bingham Placer company of this
city, Theodore Bruback being president
viii resume the operation OF its placers
near Gibbonsville. Ida, as early as the
working the ledge of quartz on this prop
aI-y all winter. the last shipment OF ten
tons showing gold values of $3.50 to the
ton. The term of the lease viii expire the
first OF the month. and during the coming
summer the company VIII itself work this
quartz deposit.
Rome Wheeler. of the South Swansea,
who was IN the city yesterday states
that the station has just been cut on the
roo level in the shaft and the ore body.
which is four feet IN WIDTH. disclosed and
orifted on north and south for some dis
tancC, the mineral being all shipping ere
while half of il is iirst-class. On the $50
level the drift has been run 200 feet TO the
south, the face showing a solid three-foot
body OF shipping ore. The mine is now
shipping quite heavily and yesterday .
carload o. carbonate ore was sent to
the sampler.
Is Now Ali Right.
IT suffered with impure blood. Sores
broke out on my wrist and my face
was covered with red marks. A friend
told me to try Hoods Sarsaparilia. ]
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