The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01

tain Placer company states that ne is
making good Roadway in getting these
Bingham diggings in working order
again after the catastrophe which hap
pened to the workings a short time ago
by an thrush of water into the drifts.
Superintendent William p. Dayton Of
the Valley View mine, near Bellevue,
Ida, writes the officers of the company
in this city that the ore cars and rails
have arrived. and have been hauled to
the mine, which continues to improve
as work progresses in its development.
The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Daly-West company for the election
of officers and directors for the ensuing
year will be held on Feb. 20. When
work is resumed in the operation of
this splendid property, which will be
about March /. Manager Daily expects
to give employment to between 200 and
800 men.
superintendent jacobson of the Lion
Consolidated mine at Stockton, is much
enthused over the favorable showing
in this promising property, which, he
states, is in excellent shape, while work
is progressing finely in it's development
| the expectation being that it Will not be
long before the company is on a ship
ping basis.
F. E. Wilson has resigned as secre-
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ramentO Consolidated Mining company,
owing to a pressure of business in othee'
directions, 5. J. Carpenter being ap-
pointed by the directory to fill the va
cancy thus made in the board. The
Office Of the company will be removed to
the Walker Bank building, while Mr.
Wilson will retain the old office at 316
Mccormick block.
AS the stockholders of the Utah Salt
the giving of a bond on the treasury
stock OF the company, the bond held by
eastern parties on the stock of the in
corDoratorS has been declared off, and
today the company Will begin opera
lions in the working of the property, it
being the intention to build a mill at
the mine as soon as the snow disa3-
pears from the hills.
Jack Davis of the Annie, which is 10
Gated in Camp Floyd district, between
Mercur and Sunshine informs The Her
aid that an engine and boiler for the
hoist to be erected at the mine has been
delivered, and that the plant Will soon
be ready for operation, in addition to
which pump utilizing electricity as
a motive power will most likely be in
stalled, when the work of development
of this promising property will be push
ed with greater vigOr than ever be-
fore.
1t VIII be seen by legal notice given
elsewhere in these columns, a special
meeting of the stockholders of the AL
lance Mining company will be held in
Salt Lake on March 4. for the purpose
of considering the proposition to amend
the articles of Incorporation of the COM
pany so as to enable the association to
increase its capitalization from 100, 900
shares of a par value of 81 each, to
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the extra $4,000 shares to be placed in
the treasury to be disposed of for work
ing purposes.
q. D. Miller, one of the leading bro
kers of the old exchange, has returned
from a visit of inspection of some of
the leading mines and prospects in the
southern end of Tintic district. taking
in the Four Aces, the Star Consolidat-
ed and the Joe Bowers. Mr. Miller
speaks we'll of the Four Aces, and was
most favorably impressed with the Star
Consolidated, the new strike in which
he pronounceS something great, while
he says the Joe Bowers is taking out
some of the finest galena ore he ever
saw.
Sam Godbe, the popular and exper-
fenced mining operator, is in from Bea-
Yer county, where he has been direct
ing operations at the old Cave mine. in
Bradshaw district. Mr.. Godbe states
that in this ancient producer a new orea
body has been discovered which is six
feet in width and which carries gold
values of $50 to the ton. besides a small
percentage in lead, the mineral run
ming so heavy in its iron contents that
the smeaterS are glad to treat it free of
charge. Mr.. Godbe is getting out ore
for shipment, and as soon as the
weather settles expects to make regu-
lar consignments to the Salt Lake mar
lrat