The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-15
Mining Notes and Personals.

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night from the Sterling coal mines.
Jesse Knights Uncle Sam was in the
market yesterday with 80 tons Oh Nigh
grade ore
Today is Arbor day, and a legal holiday
in Utah. but the regular call of the min
ing stock exchange will be held Just the
same.
The Telluride Electric Power compony
OF Provo is making arrangements 10 IN,
stall electricity in Eureka for light and
power.
A gentleman Just in from Tintic states
that ore is being sacked for shipment IN
the Mollie Bawn, in the near vicinity
of the Martha Washington.
The Triumph Mining company, operat-
ing in Tintic district, near Silver City, mas mas
just let contract to g. S. Hays TO do 100
feet of work in the Triumph snaII which
is now down a depth OF 100 feet
a gentleman Just in from Lion hill
states that the Northern Light mill Is
running finely, and II is understood that
high recovery is being made. The new
superintendent of the mine ana mill, X. u
Legg. will take charge today
1t is reported that the Grand Central,
near Mammoth. is in excellent condltlon,
with mammoth bodies Of good ore IN
sight, and also that the dispositions OF
mineral in this property closely resembles
that of the great Mammoth mine.
From a letter received from Lion hill
yesterday it is learned that the showing
in the Columbia is excellent ana that the
tom of the Rosa shaft are taking out
high-grade ore that is being sacked LOT
shipment.
Word comes from Vanderbilt, Cal. that
Hon. A. G.. Campbell IS working the BriSh
Consolidated successfully. and that the
ten-stamp min at the mine Is IN operation
20 days out OF the month. Mr. GamppelI
is not expected to return to SAT- Lake LOT
a month or two yet.
George H. Murray left last night for
Madison county, Montana, where ne VIII
make an inspection of some mining prop
critics in which he is interested. Mr. Muir ,,
ray is also interested in the Murray nm
group near Silver City. Tintic, in winch
there is most promising showing.
1t is expected that the directory OF tns
Martha Washington company VIII hoIa
q meeting tomorrow for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the erection OF
a steam hoist on its Silver City NINE De
sides which other important business
affairs will come up for consideration ana
action
Colonel S. B. and Charles Miner left
last night on the Oregon Short Line Tor
Milford from which place they VIII go
on to Pinto Iron. mining district IN IRON !
county where the colonel is interested IN
and developing the Homestake silver and
lead mine and the Kansas City copper
property.
Hon. John Dern and C. w. Watson will
go out to Bingham this morning Tor the
purpose of inspecting the work being done
in getting the West Mountain placers
ready for active operations this summer.
Mr.. Dern will also go over to the Extra
Session and make an examination OF TINS
promising property.
Messrs John Beck. Simon Bamberger
and Walter Beattie. three of the directors
of the Bullion-Beck mine. returned yes
terday from Eureka, where they nave
been for the purpose of making an eX-
animation of this great dlVldend-payer
and producer. They report that the prop
erty is looking well and that 1t is ship
ping regularly in the neighborhood of 30
tons of good ore daily.
Will Mcintyre of the Mammoth. who
combines the live stock business with
mining, has Just purchased 81 thoro ssn,
the east yesterday. in charge of r ii.
Hapgood. from the herd of NJ r. Plat.
the bunch now being on exhibition at the
stockyards. This consignment embraces
some extra fine animals, and about the
LIST of June will be shipped. with 400 head
of young stock cattle. TO Mr.. McIntyres
ranch in the Northwest Territory. British
possessions.
Miner. Kingman, Ariz.: The Temple
Bar Consolidated Mining company is fast
getting its big hydraulic plant on the
Colorado river in position. Ine heavles5
part of the machinery has been ferr1ed
to the north side of the river. The new
ferry boat will be launched in few
days. The glance boom is completed ana
only requires a rise in the river 10 demon
strate its usefulness. The boom, includ-
ing the pocket is 500 feet in length and
will hold thousands of cords of wood.
Miner. Kingman. Ariz.: G. w. Beacher
has sold TO ]. P. F'inegan. the well-known
merchant and mining man of Chloride.
the famous Lone Star mine. The Lone
Star is one Of the historic mines of Ari-
iona. having been located and worked
in the pioneer days of the territory. The
ores were originally shipped to Swansea,
England. for reduction, owing TO the
many bases contained in them. Its pro-
duction of the precious metals since its
discovery runs away up in the hundreds
of thousands of dollars. The new owner
viii probably work the mine as its great
merit deserves.
A test run will he made today on ore
from the Silver King mine on Gold noun
tain with the Lewis crusher, the Bell
and the Ellis concentration
the run to be made at the old Burton
lumber yard building between Main and
State streets on Eighth South. The Sill
yer King is owned by the Deseret Gold
Mining company and is considered as be-
ing one of the most promising properties
in Gold Mountain district. Within the
next few weeks, William Goodale, the
present owner of the Bell amalgamator.
will move the machine to Bruneau river.
in Nevada. not far from Deith. where he
will utilize 1t in placer mining operations.