The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-15
Mining Notes and Personals.

The we'll known firm of Clark-Eldredge
& Co., has declared a dividend of 2 per
cent, payable today.
W. W. Chisholm and w. w. Bradley
Centennial-E Eureka officials. inspected this
Eureka bonanza yesterday.
1t is learned that the Morning Glory
soon to embellsh this valuable ground
with a steam hoist and pumping plant.
Roy Mayne. who has returned from d
visit to Tintic haunts. states that he has
started permanent work in the develop
ment of the Sunbeam Extension, and that
u shaft is being sunk on the ledge as
rapidly as possible.
The Old Spanish of Bingham, is in with
a shipment of eight cars of good ore.
This is one of the properties included in
so much has been said of late in mining
circles and in the press, and belongs to
the Niagara group.
w. T. Snyder, manager of the Snyder
Improvement company and also of the
Holland Gold Mining company, who is
now in Gold Mountain mining district,
writes that the Holland is looking ex-
ceDtionably well and that excellent pro-
gress is being made in its development.
The arrival of c. f. Furnham from Mil
waukee is reported. Mr.. Burnham is the
gentleman who claims the right and title
to a certain interest in the Joe Bowers
mine in Tintic district and it is alleged
that his visit here at this time is to
either bring suit against the company or
TO settle the OlIHCulIy-
Word was received in the city yester-
day to the effect that the Western Union
Telegraph company had awarded the con-
tract for its future supply of blue vitriol
to the Consolidated Kansas City Smelt-
ing & Refining company. This is the
largest contract of this character yet
made in the United States.
The Centennial-Eur will report at
the sampler today with ten cars of gold
dividend payer has been shipping very
heavily of late and is reported to be in
splendid physical condition, in conse-
pany is steadily advancing on the board
of the exchange.
The annual stockholders meeting Of the
Opehongo Mining company was held yes
was taken until 8 o'clock. at which time
a new directory to serve for the ensuing
year was elected as follows: w. w.
Chisholm, president; William Hatfield,
and treasurer, S. j. Carpenter and w. NJ.
Bradley.
The Golden Eagle Mining company has
levied an assessment of ! cent a. share,
employed in the erection of reduction
works at the mine, the plant to be a
combination of concentrating tables and
tanks for cyanding Ores from the Ophir
Consolidated will also be treated at this
mill A carload of good ore from the
Golden Eagle is now on the Salt Lake
market.
Hon Thomas G.. Merrill, Judge ]. A.
Street and their associates, who made a
visit of inspection to the South Sunbeam,
in Tintic district the first of the week,
are feeling elated over the splendid show
ing in this prospective bonanza and are
satisfied that with more extended de-
velooment it is the making of a heavy
producer of high-grade ore. The bottom
of the shaft is in n fine body of copper
bearing mineral. and copper glance is
now beginning to make its appearance in
the vein.
In the case of Wilson VS.. the Triumph
Mining company, appealed from the Fifth
judicial district 10 the supreme court
of the state a decision was rendered yes
terday affirming the decision of the
lower court, which was in favor of the
defendant. 1t IS stated that the property
of the company is in excellent condition
with some very fine ore in sight. Hon
Theodore Bruback, the president of the
company made an inspection OF the mine
yesterday
B. f. Redman of this city. manager of
the Tuscarora Chief mine at Tuscarora,
New, who has just returned from a-visit
of inspection of this embryonic bonanza,
states that work is progressing finely in
its development and that high-gra6e gold
and silver ore is being sacked for ship
ment, the consignment to reach the Salt