The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-21
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The Conklin sampler reported the ar
rival OF ten cars of Tintic ore yesterday
L. Z. Ritter of the South Swansea is
making an inspection ofthat Tintic mine
At the Hercules mine at Mercur two
shifts are employed IN sinking the shaft.
Development work has commenced on
the Burlington mine, located near the
Orient in West Tintic.
Three cars OF concentrates and one car
of copper ore were reported from the
Horn Silver yesterday.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
four cars of ore from Tintic and one
from Nevada yesterday.
The Red Wing company has received
Shipment OF thirty-five tons of concen-
trates which Melted close to 500
j. Clark Claiming of the Highland Boy
management came in from New York yes
terday on one of his regular visits.
John A. ALBERT, who is operating in the
Marysvale district, came up from the
south last night and registered at the
Cullen.
Gill, S. Peyton left for Nebraska last
trip and to visit his wife and son who are
at Fremont.
Bert Seaboldt is preparing to pull out
for New York on mining business. He
VIII try and get away the first OF the
coming week.
WIZ Lawrence, manager of the Star
Consolidated, made his appearance at his
once yesterday after nearly a weeks
sickness, which kept him at home.
The Ross company of Deer Lodge dis
trlct; Nevada, has just made a shipment
OF about eight tons of quartz and tale
that assays well in gold and silver.
W. Mcpherson Boyd. cashier of the
Glasgow q Western Exploration COM
pany has gone out TO the company's
Nevada properties to distribute the
monthly pay checks.
Captain r. g. Gemmell has returned
from trip TO the Galena King at Stock
ton. He states the shaft has reached a
depth of about 100 feet and is looking
splendid. Another shipment will be in
soon.
The reported strike in the Tesora mine
al Tintic was confirmed yesterday. The
new vein of ore disclosed is about four
feet in width. No assays have been
made, but from all appearances the ore is
high-grade.
De Lamar Messenger: A. G. Bast of
Stateline has succeeded in bonding the
Homestake mine at Deer Lodge for $50
0ou TO r. c, Lund: Work is to commence
Immediately. while the first payment is
TO be made within ninety days.
Latest reports from the Orient mine in
West Tintic bring more encouraging
news In sinking the shaft strata of
porDhory, shale and streak of iron ore
mas been cut through with strong indi-
cations of another vein appearing.
James a. Malone of Juneau Wis. ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon ac-
companied by his daughter. Mr.. Ma
lone is extensively interested in the Big
Camas mine in Idaho. He arrived in time
to attend the annual stockholders meet
ing.
jackson McChrystal came in from the
Eagle x Blue Bell yesterday. He says the
mine is looking fine with the ore bodies
increasing in size as DEVELOPMENT pro-
presses. At present twenty-five men are
on the payrolls. A car of ore will be in
in few days.
]. B. Frank of the Idaho Recovery COM
pany. operating near HALEY. Ida. was at
the mines of Park City today. He states
his Idaho mine is doing nicely. which is
evidenced by the receipts of cyanides
which have arrived of late at the local
refinery.
William Doll who has a lease on the
Pride of America mine in Alta. leaves
this morning with force of men to begin
the work of taking out ore. Mr.. Doll says
that there is "A great deal of good ore in
sight and believes that in short time
he will have one of the best mines in
that district.
1t is reported that NJ. ]. Flynn, well
known in Utah mining circles. but now
engaged as manager of the Great Perse-
Verence company, operating at koolsardie
Australia. is to return to this country. He
receives princely salary where he is but
considers that no compensation for being
away from the Rocky Mountain regions.
De Lamar Lode: The Mono and April
Fool No. company are pushing work on
their valuable group and there is no
doubt but what the option will be taken
up. that is on all the holdings. except
tnat controlled by George c. Fetterman.
The showing is better every day and three
months more will place the group among
the producers of the camp.
Denver Republican: a. p. Adams, man.
ager of the Golden Dream Mining COM
pany.. opening in the Blue mountains of
Utah. is in Denver for the purpose of byy-
ing milling machinery to treat his ores
He will put in Huntington mills and set
Ting pans. experiments having shown
that though much of the gold is rusty. or
coated with arsenic, when put through
grinding pans 80 per cent of it can be
saved.