The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18
MINING NOTES.

mencc work this week.
James Baird broke his arm while
going down in the cage at the Beck
mine
Operations arc soon TO be resumed
on the property Of the PnciHc Miniu-
company at Diamond
The Dexter is keeping both its mills
running on ore. The next shipment
OF bullion will undoubtedly be a good
one.
The summit Mining company, own
ing property beyond Kamas, has de-
clded to sinl, another hundred feet az
once.
Work on the site for the new con-
contractor near the mouth Of Markham
gulch will begin rs soon as the frost
permits.
Ten inches Of ore valued at from
$500 to 5000 per ton Is the latest record
OF the Home Rule mine, near Colorado
Springs
The Constellation Mining company
has just levied an assessment OF cent
a share, which becomes delinqucn, ON
March 3.
The Ontario, Anchor aud silver King
mines each paid of early this week.
and money has been easier In consc-
qucncc at the Park
The oponhongo has resumed opera
tions. Prospecting IA being prosecuted
from the bottom Of the 300 foot shaft
In the lime formation, which indicates
the near presence OF mineral.
More shipping ore is being taken
from the Grand Central than any other
mine In Mammoth Gulch. shipments
have been increased until now n car Is
being loaded and sent TO market every
day.
The mining fraternity OF Ncphi arc
considerably excited over the finding
Of quartz carrying gold 10 the value
OF seOG7 to the ton, about two miles
northwest OF Ncphi In the Mt Ncbo
country.
Fred X. lligbec. president OF the Chi
cago Anthony company, which Is fur
nishlug Brlcc with anthony for his
gold factory, was In Utah last week
trying 20 hurry mp the shipments.
one car was sent out, rs the factory
was closed for want Of material.
The time OF sale Of delinquent Crown
Point mining stock has been extended
10 Wednesday, March 2. Several thou
sand share nrc said to have changed
hands In Salt Lake during the week ai
Mt ~ cents share, which, together
with the Scent assessment, makes the
price ~ cents.
Z The largest smclter IN the Unltet
States aud the second largest In the
world will rear It's smokestacks nj
Pueblo the coming summer, aud will
be the Joint property Of the Colorado
Iron aud Fuel company and the Phil
adclphia Smelling and Refining com
pany. They are spending more than
81 ,OO0,00 Ia improvements.
Regarding the Chcckmatc mine. In
Willow Creek district, which II largely
owned by Salt Lake and Ogden pco
pie, the Pearl correspondent Of the
Boise Statesman says The prospects
for considerable activity In this camT
the coming season ia very bright The
Chcclmnte company are at work cN
tracing fully Ms good ore In the west
chute ~ found la the former workings
superintendent George II. Wyman Il
very much elatcd over the bright pros
poets.
James Hutchinson, superintendent
OF the Trade Dollar Mining a Mlllinl
company Is quoted as saying that goo'
gold mines are In demand. Plenty o.
eastern capital Is ready and auSiou
20 invest In good property Of thi
character, and are ON the lookout 10
the same. The syndicate, In who's
interest Mr. Hutchinson Il employed
has mining property In California
Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Georgi
and Nova Scotia, aud has more capita
TO invest should It End property whiel
will bear inspection. The mininI
outlook, locally and generally. Is ca
ceptionally ausplelous
j. j. Harris, resident Of Crlppl
Creek, passed through Salt Lake CIT
last week ON his way home from Klor
dixie. All he brought back was a nj
tive dog, which he says cost him 81 ,3o'
lie had 1900 pounds OF supplies whie
cost, for packing alone, sleeper poun'
which he lost In a fire, aud In compan
! with fifteen others was ordered
! leave the country because they had
visible means Of support This mo-
! withstanding that II was drunkc
, Canadian policeman who started III
d fire. Mr.. Harris says all the goo
0 claims are taken within hfty miles
- Dawson, and hundreds OF no valu
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