The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-11
Mining Notes.

Glen R Boutwell, went out to the Sac
ramento yesterday.
The Utah mine of Fish Springs market
ed a car of ore yesterday
The Horn Silver reported with one car
of copper and three cars of concentrates
yesterday.
The Conklin sampler received fourteen
cars of ore from Tintic and one from
Bingham yesterday.
The Carissa reported in the market with
two cars OF ore yesterday and the Mann
moth with four cars.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
eight cars of ore from Tintic and one from
Fish Springs yesterday.
J. w. Lyman, IL well known business
man OF Kansas City. is here to look after
mining interests in Bingham.
The payroll of the Ophir mine at State
line has been cleared up for another
month and employees checks forwarded.
William Orr the cyanide mill expert
went out TO Bingham yesterday and will
remain at the New Mammoth for several
days.
W. c. b. Allen was in Bingham looking
over conditions at the Morning Glory
group yesterday, which he reports look
ing favorable.
Eugene Mcdowell has been called to De
Lamar. New. where he has gone to ac-
cept the position of bookkeeper for the
April FooI Mining company.
a contract has been let for the construc-
ton of a 300-foot tunnel on the Home
stake, recently bonded TO r. c. Lund in
the Deer Lodge district, Nevada.
Reports from Park City arrivals are to
the effect that mining experts are almost
daily making their appearance and it
reminds the residents of old times.
S. Z. Werthemer. the well known bust
ness and mining man of De Lamar. New,
who has been in the city for several days
expects to leave for home tomorrow.
w. II. Dodge leaves for a several days
trip to the Park Valley district today.
where he will look into the operations go
ing on at the properties in which he is
interested.
Don Mcguire. the we'll known mining
man of Ogden, was in town yesterday
He is operating property on Willard hill
which is said to give promise of making Il
good mine.
G. D. GARDENER has returned from a visit
to the Four Aces at Tintic. He says the
mine never looked so good before and re-
ports that four cars of ore are being load
ed at the mine for shipment.
John Heinrich and Charles H. Bruner
who have large interests In the Mercur
company. came down from Oregon yes
terday. where they have been to examine
into some mining propositions.
John Forgie, the well known mining
man OF Milford. was in the city yesterday.
He is interested in several copper prop
erties in that vicinity upon which late
developments have shown some very en-
couraSInS results.
terday. He has been absent nearly TWO
weeks and the only information he would
give out was that he had been TO Old
Mexico TO examine u mining property in
the state of Sonora.
De Lamar Messenger: The Magnolia
closed down on the 3lst ult., for how long
time is not known. but it is believed ii
will not be very long before operations
Will be resumed anew, and much more
vigorously than in the past.
De Lamar Messenger: We are informed
that George Fetterman has been making
arrangements to bond the margarine min
ing claim, owned by J. +. Mcmahon. and
situated adjoining the Mono and April
Fool No. group on the north.
John b., Parish. the expert, came I'D
from Gold mountain last evening. where
he went TO examine the Annie Laurie
group. upon which ex-senator. Frank !
Cannon has deal pending Willard l..
Snyder returned from that camp also.
Richfield Reaper: Charles hammers
dorf is at the Sewer mine with some
experts representing st. Louis capitalists
with whom a deal is on for the sale of
the control of the Sewer. An option has
been given on 81 per cent of the stock
involving over $4,000. or so cents a share
Samples of dne-looking ore were brought