The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-07
his newly acquired mining interests

his newly acquired mining interests
there.
Stock of the Mountain View company
was in demand yesterday. Twenty-Five
cents share was refused for one block.
The directors of the Buckeye Con-
solidated Mining company held a meet
ing yesterday to talk over matters Of
a routine nature.
The Taylor Brunton sampling works
reported receipts of nine cars of ore
from Bingham, six from Tintic and one
from Fish Springs.
c. W. Peck, jr., has become full
/ fiedged member of the Salt Lake stock
exchange. He recently purchased the
seat of H. H. Smith.
Latest reports received from the Lit
tie Chief, in the Tintic district, state
that the development going on there
shows a decided improvement.
The officers of the Joe Bowers Extep-
/ sion expect to visit the mine within the
next few days to decide upon the mat
ter of putting in some sinking pumps.
| An official of the Ben Butler Mining
company said yesterday that the as
sessment levied some time ago, of 8
cents a share, is being paid in quite
rapidly.
News comes from the Stateline dis
trict that Donald. Knight & Zillig have
made a strike of copper ore in their
property. The ledge is said to average
8 per cent copper.
Phoebe Record: We are informed that
prominent parties from Salt Lake are
making preparations to open the smell
ter at this point, which will give our
miners an opportunity TO push work in
the near future.
The directors of the Lion Consoli-
dated Mining company. whose property
is located at Stockton, will hold meet
ing today to discuss matters pertaining
to the future development of the prop
erty.
E. G. Rognon will visit the New
Mammoth today. The electrical trans
former is expected today. 1t will take
about a week to get it installed. when
the new mill on the property will be
ready to start up.
The Cumberland mine at Silver City,
Ida, has been sold to the Virtue Con-
solidated company of Montreal Cor
100000. The company has ordered
hosting works and machinery for a
mill to cost 100000.
r. ]. Coleman, manager for the Sam
uel NewhouSe interests, was in Mercur
yesterday looking over conditions at
the recent acquisitions of Mr.. New
house in that camp. Vigorous devel-
the ground at once.
Captain r. c. Gemmel was called out
to the Galena King at Stockton yes
terday. He is heavily interested in this
property and judging from all reports
he has something pretty good over
there. Colonel G.. w. E. Dorsey is also
interested in the mine.
De Lamar New Messenger: r. c.
Lund, the energetic and wide-awake
rustler, in company with ]. Macfar-
lane, mining expert of wide expert |
ence of Butte, Mont, after spending |
several days in the district, left by pri- |
vate conveyance on Thursday.
The strike of a small vein of high |
grade ore reported from the Free Coin
age group near Alta, according to lat |
est advices, has widened out to fourteen |
inches with two and one-half feet along |
side of it of lower grade ore. Devel-
opment is said to o. progressing very |
satisfactorily.
The Missing Link claim, in Camp
Floyd district, has been transferred to
the Golden Gate Extension Mining
by c. H. Griffin and c. NJ.
Freed. The grantors have been in liti-
cation over the property, but some time
ago compromise was effected, hence
the transfer was made to the above
company.
San Francisco Report: A full crew
Of men has been put to work in the
winze on the 1.750 leading to the 1880
level. and the Report is authorized to
state that work in that quarter will be
prosecuted with all possible vigor and
dispatch. This news will be hailed with
pleasure by all interested in the Com
stock. as great things are expected of
the l,S00 level. Altogether fifteen men
have been put to work in the CONSOLE
lated Virginia in the last day or so.
De Lamar New Messenger: F. L.
SiZer. the prominent mining expert who
spent a week in camp investigating
April Fool affairs, departed on Fridays
stage for Butte. Mont, where he will
make his report upon the which the
,ate of the great April Fool depends,
While the gentleman was found to be
most reticent, the activity in and ,
around the property under the efficient
of J. NJ. Healy and the
teady hammering away of the stamps
1t the mill. together with a very liberal
discount of street rumors, indicate very
strongly that the balance of the pur- :
hase price (Which is reported to be in
otal s10O,O00) will be paid long before
t falls due. The property is ranked
My second to the great De Lamar in
he district, and has a most remark
bile position and history in the mining {
world. and there is perhaps no prop
rty in the state being talked of as
much. and with authority, too, as is this
property.