The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-30
Mining Notes.

The Petro company will distribute 1t
September dividend of $500 today
The Conklin sampling works receives
/ twelve cars of ore from Tintic yester
/ day.
The Princeton mine of Alta was in tn,
market with small shipment of ore yes
Chan GARDENER has gone out to tn,
Daisy mine on the West Dip. Mercur, fol
several days.
ana Tintic, where ne has been called or
mining business
Six tons of gold ore from the eastern
oregon mines is on exhibition at the Spo-
kane industrial. exposition.
The Taylor Brunton sampler received
seven cars OF ore from Unite, one from
day.
Superintendent Thomas ,Kearns came
down from the Silver King last night and
attached his autograph TO the Kenyon
The Boston & Mercur company reported
at Manager Mooreis gold sampling rooms
with 500 pounds of rlcn golG cyanoes from
the Cigaie.
In the shaft now being sunk on the New
yosemite properly IN bingham the ore
booy is SAID TO nave wioened out to four
ana half feet.
colonel Hebron went out to Bingham
yesterday to size UP the work being done
at the property Of the Bingham Copper q
GoId Mining company.
Hon. A. }. Selfridge of Boston who has
peen IN the mining sections of idaho ON d
tour OF inspection, came in yesterday and
registered at the knutsford.
The development work at the St. Joe
mine, Bingham, Is said to be going on
splendidiy, and The results being obtained
are very gratifying to the owners.
Manager J. A. jacobson of the Ben
Butter mine, Bingham, has written that
ne Will have Shipment OF ore ready tor
the smelter by the 10Th of October.
Manager p. 7. Farnsworth of the Horn
Silver lett Tor the south thursday night,
10 take hand in the damage suits
against the company now beng tried.
The members of the Utah Exchange will
noid meeting tonight at the ofnce of
Smith q free, at winch it is expected
some important matters relative to the
welfare of that organization will be dis
cussed.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is
copy of a telegram sent 10 the secretary
Manager Ryan: AT $50 this morning
water was seventy-eight feet nine inches
below 1850 station. Stopped No. 2 elevator
twenty minutes"
Wood River Times: Joseph Beck, SUI
perintendent of the Aetna Mining COM
pany, left today for Salt Lake, 10 urge the
directors to allow him TO put more men
to work. The Wine is looking first rate.
II Is uOWn seventeen Ieel, ana the ore
vein is five feet thick-of solid galena.
But he has only two men working besides
himself and it is naturally a very slow
way OF opening a mine.
Judge W. w. Wallace of Marysvale,
who has been in the city for several days
on business, will leave for camp this
morning, fully prepared to start up devel-
opment work on the Elephant group,
which adjoins the Wedge nine. An eighty
foot tunnel has been driven into the noun
tain, and the judge states that it is now
the intention to run a drift on the vein
which has already been encountered, TO
open up the pay streak.
Boston Journal: General, Manager Po-
sey of the Bingham Copper Company ar
rived in Boston today from the west. Mr..
Posey comes for the purpose of attending
a meeting of the Bingham disectors, at
which the proposition for new smelter
is to be considered and acted upon In
the absence, however, of the companys
metallurgist Mr.. Walters, who is expect
ed to arrive late this week, the proposed
meeting of the directors will not be held
until next Monday or Tuesday.