The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-02
Mining Notes.

nine cars of ore yesterday.
The Little Pittsburg has levied al
assessment of one-half cent a share.
Receiver Theodore Bruback was a
the New Mammoth, Bingham, yester
day.
The Galena King, of Stockton. wal
| in the market with one car of ore yes
terday.
H. S. Mckay, of the Boston & Mer
cur Gold Mining company, left for tht
east last night.
Preparations are being made to con.
tinue work through the winter at tine
Lion hill, Mercur.
w. B. Andrew is back from a brie1
trip into Colorado, where he was called
on mining business.
There was quite a call for Daisy
stock on the curb yesterday afternoon
1t sold around IL cents.
The Conklin sampling works received
twenty-five cars of ore from Tintie
and one from Stateline yesterday.
The Mammoth mine was in with
thirteen cars of ore yesterday. The
Ajax had three and the Swansea six
cars.
W. S. Wright, the old-time mine en-
gineer of Park City, came down from
camp last evening and will return
again tomorrow.
One hundred and fifty pounds of cy-
andes from the Daisy at West Dip
were unloaded at the gold sampline
rooms yesterday
Willard F. Smith and J. S. Free re-
turned yesterday afternoon from a trip
into Nevada, where they went to ex-
anime into some mining propositions.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling
works received fourteen cars of ore
from Tintic, 4 miles from Frisco, two
from Park City, and one from Nevada,
yesterday.
Development work is progressing
nicely at the Vespasian- Hoogley mine
at Bingham. The bottom of the in
cline is said to look exceedingly en-
couraging.
Elmer Hill and Judge C. F. Loot
bourow expect to leave for Chicago
next Monday or Tuesday, where they
go to purchase machinery for the new
Fortune mill at Bingham.
John F. Conner came in from the
West Argent, at Stockton, yesterday.
and reports work under the recent
bond, given to Missouri parties, as
progressing steadily and vigorously
The Highland Boy smelter has turn
ed out two more cars of copper pigs,
which were shipped east yesterday to
the refineries at Perth Amboy, n.
j. The total weight of the two
cars was 100000 pounds.
Manager E. H. Buchanan, of the Pic
Mic, at Silver City, after a weeks visit
in the city, expects to return to camp
tonight. He says the condition of the
mine is such now that any hour may
bring it into good shipping ore.
The adjourned meeting of the direct
ors of the old Centennial Eureka Min
ing company is scheduled to take place
today. If the eastern purchasers of
the mine deposit the 1904, 600 yet due
on the 5000 shares now in escrow in
Mccormick & Co.'S bank, the affairs of
the old corporation will be finally
closed up.
w. H. Child has been in Bingham
for several days looking over the Puri-
tan, in which he has acquired extern
sive holdings. Mr.. Child says there is
about 500 feet of development done on
the ground. and the ore chute shows
a width of two feet. Assays taken from
the ore showed values of s10S0 gold,
per cent copper, 2 ounces silver and
5 per cent lead.
Charles T. Burnham left for his
home in Milwaukee last night, greatly
pleased with the results of his trip
mere, IN bringing ABOUT the adjustment
Of the trouble between the Burnham
estate and Joe Bowers mining COM
pany. On his way east Mr.. Burnham
to stop at Colorado Springs,
and from there take a run up to Grip
pie Creek, where he has some mining
interests.
c. D. Rooklidge, who has been con-
lined to his home with a five weeks
siege of scarlet fever, has been releas-
ed from quarantine, and was down
town yesterday for the first time. The
attack has left him with a stiff neck
and feeling very weak. but he hopes
20 be able to get back. to the Apex
nine, at Park City, in which he is in
crested with Fred F1indt on a lease,
Turing the next few days.