The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-14
Mining Notes and Personals.

Baker City, Ore, is to have cyanide
custom mill
". B. Lawler. the well-known Nevada
and oregon mining operator, is in the
Elmer Hill of Bingham has 5O-ton lot
of good ore on the market, which will be
settled for today.
Hon Richard Macintosh of the Pioneer
q Park City sampling works has re-
turned from his coast trip and reports
having mad most Pleasant time.
Judge Sherman, who has returned from
the Overland, at Sunshine, states that
work Is progressing finely in the develop
ment of this valuable gold property.
Free Press, Grangerville. Ida. TWENTY
one men and seven teams are at work for
Colin Mcintosh in the Meadows placer
amount of dirt.
Another lot of o. ]. & G. cyanides were
received at the Consolidated Kansas civ
| sampler yesterday, while a consignment
OF golu product has been received from
Silver Star. Mont.
Report has it that Frank Azzalia has
sold his holdings in the Lower Mammoth
IN Ilnuc district, amounting to 5000
snares. to a prominent Park City mining
operator al 81 cents a share
c. A. Short, weIl-known in Salt Lake
and Park City mining circles, has re-
turned from Eagle Valley district where
ne mas completed the annual assessment
work on several claims of promise there
owned by himself.
The regular quarterly dividend of the
Horn Silver company, generally $4,000 i'm
amount, is looked for by the end of the
month. The regular annual stockholders
meeting of the company will be held in
this city on the 4th of October
George Hardness, who is working the
old Miller mine near the head of Amer
lean Fork canyon, made a shipment of
ore a few days ago which sold on con-
trolls showing metallic values of G5 per
cent lead, III ounces silver and So in gold
TO the ton.
Times-Review. Tuscarora. New. A vii
fey concentrating table came in on Red
mans team yesterday. Superintendent
Mcmahon will place the table in the Nav
ajo mill, which he is now repairing pre-.
Daratory to making a run on the low
Grade ores of the Ezra.
Dan Clays of Bingham received settle
ment yesterday for carload shipment
of Julia Dean ore of good grade, and it is
reported that the mine is in splendid con-
diJion. The Montezuma mine also In
Markham gulch. was in the market yes
terday with a lot of ore.
The Observation-Disclosures, which is stead
lily shipping, reported yesterday with a
two-carload shipment of high-grade COP
per ore. Work is now progressing at the
mine in the installation of the Victor
electric signal system In the shaft II is
reported that the mine is in fine condi-
ton.
S. K. Kinney the veteran miner. will
leave again for Clifton district in the
Deep Creek country. having been recalled
to the city when on his way out a week
ago. Mr.. Kinney will make arrangements
while in Clifton this time to do some ex-
tensive work this fail and winter In the
development of the old Troy mine.
Ben Johnson. one of the veterans of
Deer Lodge, Eagle Valley district. who
has been in Salt Lake for the past few
days. will return 10 camp today or to-
morrow. Mr.. Johnson speaks most en-
couragingly regarding conditions in Eagle
Valley district and states that the pro-
posed railroad south from Milford Is a
sure go and that the line will run within
ten miles Of Deer Lodge, thus giving the
camp improved shipping and transporta-
ton facilities.
King mine at Park City a few days ago.
speaks most highly of this wonderful
wealth-Droducer, and he is at a loss to
know why the stock of the company is
not quoted even higher than it is, as the