The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-15

from Milford. where he went to look after
some mining interests
The Conklfn sampler received eight cars
of ore from Tintic. one from Bingham and
one from Dugway yesterday
Joe Deidrich has returned from Bing-
ham. where he has been for several days
looking after some prospects.
l. II. Curtis and f. L. colborn went
to Bingham yesterday to make an in
spection of the Red Wing mine.
The Mammoth marketed nine cars OF
ore yesterday and the Uncle Sam. another
Tintic property. reported with five cars
An assay yesterday of ore taken from
the vein recently disclosed in the Cedar
Valley mine gave returns of Slo to the
ton.
this morning and size things up at the
Anchor. of which property he is superin-
tendent.
A. T. Moon spent last Sunday in max
ing Investigations at the Silver Shield at
Bingham. He is pleased with the outlook
at that property.
L. E. Ritter and Rome Wheeler of the
South Swansea staff went out to tnat
Tintic bonanza yesterday and will remain
there several DAYS.
The Taylor Brunton sampler received
fifteen cars from Tintic. two from Bing-
ham, three from Frisco and one from
Stockton yesterday.
c. B. Maynard. well known among the
miners of Bingham. is at the keorgh-
Hosmer hospital quite i'll from the Ell
fects of being loaded.
Manager z. T. Farnsworth of the Horn
Silver made his appearance at the ofnces
of the company yesterday, after an ap-
Sence of several days.
The directors of the Knickerbocker Min
ing. company held a special meeting iast
night. but for what purpose IL was called
the officers would not say.
The West Buckeye. which adjoins the
Pom int
ported. is being surveyed to determine the
exact lines of eight claims.
Roy Bemis Of the Dewey MILL Bingham.
has gone into Nevada on an exploration
TRIP. He will be absent about sixty days.
Fred Bemis is in charge of the mill.
4 report comes from Bingham that the
United States company is keeping its
tramway busy these days hauling up
lumber and supplies to the main workings,
where improvements are continually be-
ing made.
D. II. Bero has returned from Il week s
trip to Elko New. where he succeeded in
getting possession of some very 9romis-
ing copper claims. He will go out to Bing-
the Scranton group.
Charles II. Schev and H. S. Mckay re-
turned Sunday evening from trip into
California and Arizona. They have un-
dertaken the development and promotion
of a large group of copper claims SOUTH
west from Prescott, Arfz.
The directors of the Eutonia Mining
company held a meeting yesterday after
noon and elected Joseph 5. Free as man.
ager. a vigorous campaign OF develop
ment is to be inaugurated at once and
Mr.. Free will leave for the mine the early
part of the week with force of six men
to commence operations.
Colonel Posey is expected back from
San Francisco in day or two now. and
upon his arrival ii is thought site for
the Bingham Copper & Gold Mining COM
pany's proposed new smelter will be pro-
visIOualIy decided upon. The selection
made will of course. be subject to ratifi-
cation by the board of directors.
n. p. Dolly of De Lamar. New. who
associated with Frank Wilson and others
sold the April Dol mine to Butte parties
not long ago returned Sunday evening
from an extended trip to the Pacific
coast. He will remain in the city until
after the arrival of the Utah volunteers.
when he will return to Nevada to look
after his business interests.
o.. Vice President John Heinrich of the
Mercur. accompanied BIZ Charles II. Brun-
ner. . prominent stakeholder. left for their
Nebraska homes last night after gen.
eral roundup among their mining invest
ments in Utah and the northwest. Both
gentlemen are becoming so well known
out here and are so taken with thu
country that il would not be Surprising il
they followed the example of Mr.. Dern
and made their homes in Salt Lake.