The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-28
mining Notes and Personals.

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w. B. Clark of Kansas City. who is
| heavily interested in the Inland Salt COM
pany of this city, is registered at the
Knutsford.
Walter K. Davis of Leadvine, whose
name is familiar in mining circles
throughout the west, is in the city on min
irs Dlslnsss;
S Eiseman and several other prominent
Salt Lakers are making arrangements to
incorporate two or three mining COM
panies on valuable Utah properties.
F. B. Cook and D. F. Walker. jr.. have
returned from Silver City. where they
made an inspection of the Treasure hill
mill. They report that the indications
there are favorable.
The adjourned annual stockholders
meeting of the Geyser- Marion will be held
next Monday, at which tims it is
anticipated quite change viii be made
in the board of directors of the company.
The Annie Consolidated NJ ming company
of Eureka, whose property is located in
North Tintic mining district has levied
an assessment of q of I per cent a share
on its capital stock, payable Immediately
C. R. Boutwell, of the Sacramento went
out to the mine yesterday. 1t is expected
that the monthly shipment of Sacramento
cyanides, which will he a heavy cOnsien-
ment. will be made on Monday of next
week.
Articles of Incorporation are being pre-
set Mining company. which viii incorpor-
ate on two valuable properties on Lion
hill. in Ophir district three miles north
of Mercur
Northern Light was strong on the curb
yesterday at the close of business, and
so was Sacramento and South Swansea.
Geyser-Marion was also active and the
stock was being picked up at prices ruled
by the morning quotations on change.
In the suit of Condor VS.. Lipsinger. re-
Gently tried at Nephi. involving an in
terest in the Napoleon claim i'll Tintic
district adjoining the Ajax, a verdict was
returned in favor of the plaintiff. who
was awarded damages in the sum of $1,000.
A. L. Morris and L. H. Beeson. who are
inspecting the Beaver Lake and Copper
Mountain mines in Beaver Lake district.
and the Yellow Jacket. near Frisco. write
that they expect to be absent two weeks
yet and that the properties are looking
well.
V. P. Strange. NJ. E. has returned from
Camp Floyd district, where ne has been
making a patent survey of the Anderson
group of claims. besides which he made
preliminary survey Of the Snowstorm,
on the west dip. and he states that the
showing in this property is most encour-
aging.
Colonel o. z. Weller with Hornblower
& Weeks, bankers and brokers. of Boston,
is in the city in the interests of Boston
syndicate who are interested in mining
in Camp Floyd district, and this morn
ing, accompanied by Prof. II. NJ. Hixon.
the well-known metallurgist. the colonel
Will go out to Mercur with the intention
of inspecting properties there as well as
on the west dip and Lion hill.
Captain Timothy Egan. manager of the
Golden Star. on Gold mountain, is in re-
ceipt of samples of ore from the mine
mitted to the fire, the ASSAYS showing
excellent shipping and milling values.
Three samples were sent one from the
lace OF the long tunnel and two from the
stope, in which there is two and half
feet of good shipping and milling ore
1t is understood that the Golden Eagle
company. whose property IS located in the
near vicinity of Winnemucca New is
making arrangements for the early cree
ton of Il mill at the mine. in which large
bodies OF mineral have been blocked. esti-
mated at about 10000 tons the average
value of which is ST in gold and Il ounces
in silver to the ton. 1t is stated that east
ern capitalists are becoming interested in
the enterprise.
Superintendent ". J. Lawrence of the
Star Consolidated, is in from Silver City
with six cars OF Gre and he states that
another consignment is now loading. At
the Star Mr.. Lawrence is working q force
of is men. the developments now in hand
being the running Of q drift from the 300
foot level in the working shaft to connect
with the old workings of the mine. and
when this connection is made It is be-
lieved that the output of the mine viii
he materially increased.
World. Idaho City. Ida: Hon. John Mer-
rill of Placerville, who has been here for
several days, returned home last Satllr-
day. Mr.. Merrill visited the Lucky Boy
while here. and says the strike recently
made in the lower tunnel of that mine is
bigger than at first reported. The ledge
is three feet wide. Several stringers run
ming through it are rich and the entire
vein is good ore. This discovery was IN
expected. as the tunnel will have TO be
driven about 80 feet further to reach the
Lucky Boy ledge.
Miner KinghaO Ariz The tunpaI o,,
the Independence mine at Union Pass is
in over GO feet and a fine body OF quartz
is exposed in the breast. Two shafts are
driving into the hill at a good rate All
the openings show good bodies of ore H
II. Strong of Emmons. Strong & Co. of
New York visited the property this week.
in company of Captain r. d. Crawford
and o. d. NJ. Gaddis. After making a
examination of the property the
party went 10 Mohave City and returned
by We of Bull Head rapids. on the Colo
RADIO aver. MIR. Strong is well pleased with
the property. He went into Los Angeles
Thursday night