The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-06
Mining Notes.

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j. B. Thompson was in Mercur yes
terday.
Colonel c. w. f. Dorsey will visit
Stockton today.
f. B. Cook will go to Bingham today
on mining business.
The Centennial Eureka marketed six
cars of ore yesterday.
II. l.. J. Warren is making a ten
days visit to the camps.
George Silks will return to the Eu-
reka-AjaX Extension today.
! Don Mcguire of Ogden had mining
business in the city yesterday.
| The Overland mill has closed down
Tor few days in order to make repairs
Nineteen cars of Tintic ores were re-
| ported at the Conklin sampler yester-
day.
The Lower Mammoth will have two
cars of ore on the market in Il day or
two.
n. A. Dunyan. superintendent of the
Observation-Disclosures, was in the city yes
| terday.
A. l.. Morris, secretary of the Utah
Mine q Stock Exchange will look after
mining interests in Bingham today.
The Galena mine of Fish Springs has
Just marketed a car of ore showing 1873
ounces silver, 40 per cent lead and $40
gold.
Ore running so per cent lead, with
some values in silver. has been found
at the 400 level in the Fissure, near Sill
yer City.
the Cuba at Bingham yesterday and
reports work going on nicely and the
property looking well.
Fifteen cars of ore were received at
the Taylor & Brunton sampler yester-
daylight from Tintic, one from Mer-
cur and six from the Horn Silver at
Frisco.
F. NJ. Taylor of the Taylor e Brun-
ton sampler came in from Aspen, Colo.
yesterday on his regular quarterly
visit. He will probably remain until
Wednesday.
Some 500 tons of ore are now piled
up at the Galena King mine, Stockton,
arrangements for the shipment of
which will likely be made by Manager
Dorsey tomorrow.
The stockholders of the Camas Min
ing company held a meeting yesterday
in the office of Edgar Howe, secretary.
j. E. Malone of Wisconsin, H. NJ. Ryan,
l.. H. Farnsworth and Henry Harri-
son were elected as members of the
board of directors. Isadore Morris
handed in his resignation as a director.
the same not being acted upon.
Colonel s. B. Miner, manager of the
Dexter, returned from Tuscarora, New,
yesterday, where he has been for sew
eral days. Water is still a troublesome
factor in the mine, and so far he has
not been able to keep it pumped out.
This trouble will be overcome, how
ever, in a few days with the installa-
ton of additional and more powerful
machinery. The Young
America East, he says, is showing up
well. The shaft is down forty feet
Ford Correll, whose father was out
side foreman at the Ontario for a
great many years prior to his drown
ing in Salt Lake a few years since,
came in yesterday from Galena, Kan.
Mr.. Correll now owns and operates q
zinc mine and concentration at Galena,
and reports that he is doing we'll. In
the property which he owns the zinc |
occurs in layers, alternating with lead, |
though the latter. Mr.. Correll says, is |
becoming scarcer as depth is attained. |
He finds a ready market for his ore !
right at the mine and sells direct TO |
the smelters, who send in their teams |
regularly to empty the bins. Mr.. Cor |
rell is here on business connected with |
his fathers estate, and will leave for |
home in day or two.