The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-24
Mining Notes.


today.
]. c. Reynolds came in from Stockton
last night.
Don Mcguire was down from Ogden
on business yesterday.
D. H. Peery, jr. is expected home from
New York City next week.
Hosting works are to be put up at
the Robust mine near Ely, New.
V. P. Strange, the we'll known mining
engineer, will visit Bingham today.
The Conklin sampling works received
ten cars of ore from Tintic yesterday.
Manager G. A. Duncan was at the
Red Wing mine, Bingham, yesterday.
Glen R. Boutwell, and r. E. McCon-
aughy of the Sacramento staff, were in
Bingham yesterday.
Broker James A. Pollock left Sun
other eastern points.
w. f. Snyder expects to pull out to-
night for Stateline district on a sew
eral days business trip.
Frank Thornberg, Of the Morning
Glory mine, Tintic, expects to leave for
camp again in few days.
A total of 275 tons of ore was shipped
from Eureka, New, last week. White
Pine sent out fifty-two tons.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling
works received eight cars of ore from
Tintic and two from Stockton yester-
day.
The owners of the Rob Roy mine ait
Bingham have found some good ore in
a cross-cu being run in that prop
erty.
Reports received from the Red Wing
mine last evening stated that the new
mill had started up and was working
nicely.
TEX" Wilson. who has been doing
some mining in Bingham, came in from
camp Saturday and left yesterday for
Denver.
Silver King mine, came down from the
Park last night an registered at the
Kenyon.
The directors of the Aurora Mining
company, whose property is located at
Marysvale, have let another contract
for development work.
General Superintendent c. E. Allen of
the Centennial Eureka mine. was in
Tintic yesterday looking after the in
terests of that property.
Samuel Newhouse went out to Bing-
ham yesterday and spent the day look
ing through the Highland Boy mine,
in which he still retains a large in
terest.
Colonel Henry G. Heffron, accompan-
led by Henry Hornblower of New York,
made an inspection of the Bingham
Gold & Copper company's property yes
terday.
Edgar G. futile. manager of the Salt
Lake City Copper companys proper
ties, for the lewiston brothers, left
last night for a business trip into New
Mexico.
Manager P. j. Quealy of the KEN
merer, Wyo., coal mines. says there is
a scarcity of miners in that camp. The
same condition is said to prevail at
Rock Springs.
Ore has been encountered in the
workings of the South Granite mine
near Beaver City. B. F. Woodward of
the Joe Bowers Extension is president
of the company.
H. S. Mckay, of the Boston & Mer-
cur. is expected in the city in a few
days. Soon after his arrival c. H
Scheu Will go to the southern part of
the state to make some examinations
1t is stated that strike of copper
ore of considerable Importance was
made recently in the Wild West group,
owned by hurry, Kenah, Smith and
Hacket. located in Snake Creek canyon,
Wasatch county.
William Rich, who is mining in the
West Tintic district, came in from
camp yesterday and reported the prop
erty il which he is interested to be
looking exceedingly well. They expect
to develop shipper before spring.
Alexander H. Tarbet, W. G. Benham
and A. ]. Schumacher left for Cali
fornia yesterday noon to make an in
spection of the After Thought mine in
Shasta county, which was recently Sc
cured on an option by the Tarbet syn
dictate.
Rev. Mr.. Huntington of Lowell, Mass.
a large shareholder in the Bingham
Gold & Copper Mining company, spent
yesterday in making an inspection of
the mine and returned to the city last
night greatly pleased with that big
bonanza.
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