The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-15
Mining Notes.

Five cars of Petro ore was marketed
yesterday.
Frank Dalton has gone to Emery county
on mining business.
George II. Dern returned from two
days trip to Mercur last night.
Harry Joseph has gone TO Fish Springs
to make an inspection of the Galena
mine.
/ Morris r. Hunt took last nights train
for Tintic to look after the interests of
the Alaska mine.
The Conklin sampling works received
eighteen cars of ore from Tintic and one
from Fairfield yesterday.
Tony Jacobson will leave for Tintic this
morning to assist in making survey of
the South Lilly property.
The Sacramento mine reported at the
gold sampling rooms yesterday with go
pounds of high-grade cyanides.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling works
received five cars of ore from Bingham
one from Oasis and five from Tintic yes
terday.
Manager r. ]. Coleman of the Boston
Consolidated and other Newhouse prop
critics, returned yesterday from trip to
Montana
Denman Blanchard of Boston and Gill
S. Peyton went to Mercur yesterday. to
make an inspection of the Overland and
Chloride Point mines.
Mountain country. Idaho. has been bonded
to F. w. Karsten of Grangeville. Ida.
The consideration is $4,000.
Yankee Consolidated officials report the
physical condition of that property on the
improve. Indications snow decided
change for The better in the upraise being
made.
Robert D. Grant. d. b. Gillies and
George B. Clark. of the Sioux Console
dated and other Tintic properties. came
up from TiGIic last night and are quar-
tered at the Knutsford.
p. T. Farnsworth says, concerning the
suit brought by former owners of the
Antelope, that the property has been fully
paid for and everything about the trans
action was perfectly regular.
Preparations are being made 10 start
up work on the Honorine mine, at Stock
ton. which is to be in charge of +. j.
Radditz as superintendent. 1t is reported
that some new machinery is to be pur-
chased.
A project, is on foot to run great tun--
Silver Sin, CIV Ida. The Object of the enter
prise is to develop the ore bodies beneath
the surface and to. drain the various
mines of the camp.
The Rogers mill is treating ore from
the What Cheer claim. one of the F. y.
Cook & Co. group at Bingham. The char
acter of the ore is said TO be similar to
that of the De Lamar-Wall group. and is
fine concentrating proposition.
Hubert d. Page. the mining engineer
leaves next week for a several weeks
trip into the San Juan river country, in
the extreme southeastern part OF the
state The gentleman was not prepared to
make known the purposes of his trip.
Speaking of the Cleopatra mine. c. L.
Allen of the Observation-Disclosures. stated
yesterday that the shaft is down to a
depth of $40 feet. 1t is to be continued
to the 400 level. when cross-cut will be
run through the vein to further explore
ii.
1t was reported yesterday that strike
of considerable Importance had been
made on the 600 level of the Bullion-Beck
mine at Tintic. One of the directors
stated that a good showing of ore had
been made on that level but he did not
think there were any sensational dis
closures.
The Smith Gold Extraction company
has been organized. with JOSEPH. Smith,
president; J. II. Burfeind. vice president,
and S. T. Pearson secretary and treas
urer. The object of the company is to
extract gold and silver from ores and
by the method discovered by Mr..
Smith. upoil which he secured a patent
last month.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is a
copy of the telegram sent TO the secretary
of the Comstock Pumping association by
Ryan yesterday morning: AT
Geo p. m. yesterday stopped No. eleva- !
tor and started No. elevator. Water at ,,
that time 100 feet inches below 1850 |
station. AT $3.50 this morning water was |
l07 feet inches below 1850 station"