The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-28
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veniences are now arranged and work
will proceed as formerly.
Jack May left yesterday for Keith &
/ Bamberger's La Bellevue mine in ore,
gon to fill the position of assayer ana
accountant.
Norris Bamberger will leave for the
north in few days to take charge of the
mill of the Lucky Boy Mining company
at Custer, Ida.
The Dixie Copper Mining & Smelling
company received another car of ore
from its ST. George mine yesterday IL
was sampled and showed an average oil
81 per cent copper.
The Idaho Copper company yesterday
reported at the gold sampling rooms OF
the Consolidated Kansas City smelling q
Refining company with 3W-pound pox
of rich gold cyanides.
The L. c. Trent machinery house is
now receiving heavy consignments OF
milling machinery, which is destined,
some of it, TO fill orders already placed,
but just where it is TO go the manage
ment is unwilling to state at this time
The stockholders of the Boss Tweed
Mining company will hold a meeting to-
morrow at o'clock in the afternoon. Inc
principal business to be transacted is the
increasing of the capital stock OF the
company from 10000 TO 100000 shares. A
block OF $1,000 shares will be put IN the
treasury if the plan is carried out.
Superintendent John j. DAILY. returned
last evening from a several days stay
ing the cages running steadily in the
shaft and an immense tonnage of first
class ore and concentrates from the mlll
is now being marketed daily and every
thing about the mine and mill Is moving
with clockwork precision.
Wood River Times: The lower. or 30
44l-6tD level of the CroeSuS mine Is no
longer open TO visitors FOR the beneht
of the uniformed il is explained that
the 80 level is $50 feet below the tunnel
or main working level. 40 vertical feet
from the surface and about coo feet from
the surface. on the pitch of the VEIN In
time the level will probably be known as
the $50.
Wood River Times: Eastwood and
Davis. the two ranchers who broke the
gate at the 1iptcp reservoir last Sunday,
were arrested last evening and taken be-
fore Probate Judge Redsull. who hXeu
their preliminary examination upon the
charge of manciously inJuring reservoir
dam, for next Monday morning at
1890 o'clock. The accused were al
lowed to go on their own recognizance.
John T. Donnellan. general manager of
the DOnnelan Copper company OF Globe,
AriZ has returned to Salt Lake to spend
a short time with his family. The com
pany which Mr.. Donnellan represents was
organized in Phoenix a short time ago
and will undertake the development OIL
at least twenty-three claims IN the cop
per regions about Globe, which were only
recently acquired.
Richheld Reaper: The Miller group of
claims on Gold mountain Is now hgurlnS
conspicuously in speculation circles
Very recently J. T. Miller and I: J.
Jukes. owners of the group, leased four
claims to William johnson, who now has
a force of men drifting on the T1ch ledge
for shipping ore. Later. John B. Weimer
has secured a ninety-days option on the
entire group, comprising the No: l. No. 2
Blue Ledge Lookout, No. = Extension,
Erie Extension. Ute. Blister and Ute
Fraction: also the Fish creek mill site and
water right and tunnel site through the
Meadow View and Lake View claims:
The final payment of several thousand
dollars will be Oct 30 1899.