The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-28
I ior a few days round up9in the stateline

1 district
Frank b. Cook was in Bingham yester.
DAY attending. to some mining business.
General Superintendent c. E. Allen was
at the ACCOMPLISHMENTS mine yesterday
car of high grade ore from the Utah
mine, at Fish Springs. is in transit, and
! viii be marketed Monday.
az =. Il: Chanting, jr.. superintendent OF
! the highland Boy. was in from Bingham
Tor a few houys yesterday.
c. O. Whittemore left New York yes
! terday. and will arrive in Salt Lake not
later than Wednesday next.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling works
received four cars of ore from Bingham
and three from Colorado yesterday.
There was talk yesterday of another big
Park City deal having been consummated
put nothing definite could be learned con-
corning it.
c. c. Thomson. the mining man of FRS
co. after several days in the city. on bust
| ness connected with the North Horn sill
yer property, pulled out Tor home again
last night.
Charles j. Petite. editor of the De Lamar
Lode, IS in the city 10 seek medical aid
His health has been somewhat impaired
on account of two years service IN the
De Lamar MILL
A lot of gold ore was taken out of the
Bryan mine, near Cornucopia, Ore. re-
Gently, which. ii is stated. averaged $40 a
ore brought $1,000.
The Consolidated kansas City Smelling
d refining company yesterday received 10
pounds of Yellow Jacket IdanO gold cya-
ntdeS and 100 pounds from the Star mine,
al Pine canyon. Bingham.
II. c. Decker a well known California
mining man, was in the city yesterday TO
spend few hours between trains with
Salt Lake friends. He is interested large
~ IN the oil fields in the southern part of
that state.
j. T. Croxall of the South Swansea staff
mas returned from an inspection trip to
mat Tintic producer. He reports every
thing moving along about the usual way
no new complications having arisen with
the Four Aces folks
A L. Holden and Richard A. Parker, the
latter well known mining engineer of
San Francisco, visited the Centennial-Eu-
turned to the. city last evening greatly
pleased with the conditions there.
Wood River Times: Colonel Sharp has
received from 7. R. Jones of Salt Lake
by himself and associates from their Cop
per Basin property. The dry weight was
429OO pounds, which brought 2.45, per
pound The returns were 81, 0O307 and the
charges $685. IS, leaving a net gain of
$S6962. Regular shipments will begin al
once and. il practicable, be continued un-
interruptedly.
Mammoth Record: Captain G. T, Bird
90 4SSS-ISiy letuilleu lloin l4iS E4uol duo
mine. in Payson canyon. He says he has
made arrangements for an active cam
paign of development work on that
ground. While in that district he started
three men at work in the tunnel, and /
expects to have two shifts at work in a
few days. Mr.. Bridges also states that he
has nearly completed negotiations where !
by some very good property of his the /
Dewey claims, which are situated in the !
eastern part of Tintic district. will form
the basis of an Incorporation. This prop
erty, which consists of the Dewey No. J. /
of and adjoining the r. G. W. acquisitions.
H. b. Cole of Salt Lake City and Mr.
Childs of Boston spent several days in
specting the ground. and they are the pro-
motors of the new incorporation.