The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-17
Metal Market.
Silver, 6OAc per ounce.
Lead, $4.35 per 100 pounds.
Copper, lie per pound.
Mining Notes.

Superintendent Kearns came down from
the Silver King last night.
Captain A NJ. Grant left last night for
Montana, where he has gone on mining
business.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
nine cars of ore from the Tintic district
yesterday.
r. r. McConaughy and Glen R. Both
well of the Congor staff went out TO that
Bingham mine yesterday.
The South Swansea was in with six
cars of ore and the Eagle d Blue Bell
reported with one yesterday.
The Banzette mine in Robinsonville dis
trict. near Baker City, Ore, has passed
into the hands of new owners, who bought
it for $4,000.
w. b. Andrew left for the east last
evening and viii go as far as Boston, TO
confer with parties with whom he is as
ISOLATED in several mining enterprises.
The Horn Silver has three cars of con-
centrates, TWO cars of crude and one car
of copper IL transit from the mine. One
car of high-grade copper has just been
marketed
Archie Miner has returned from Mer-
cur. where he went on business. He
states that the Mercur hoist and drills
are now working by compressed air fur
nished by electricity
The last shipment from the Apex mine.
commonly known as the Dixie. was sam
pied yesterday. and gave returns of %
per cent copper and Sc ounces silver.
The lot consisted of about fifteen tons.
Arthur Murphy came in from the Daisy
mine on the West Dip, Mercur, last even
ing. He says everything Is moving along
favorably and preparations are in prog
ress for the enlargement of the mill,
which will commence in earnest within
the next day or so.
Sam Levy has just returned from the
Park, where he has been to look after
his Roaring Lion interests. Mr.. Levy
saws that several Colorado EXPERTS are
rpa rfain ~ hr Haa
for several days past, but what they are
out for no one seems to know.
Tim O'Connor, who is directing the
campaign of development in the May
Day and Great Eastern properties, near
Phoebe, New, for the Denver parties who
have an option on the ground, came into
town last night. He will leave for the
mine tonight where he will remain
week or ten days.
ID. +. Miller, a New York mining en-
gineer. recently returned from an in
spection of the big iron belt in Iron coun-
ty. lie is reported to have said that all
the iron in that county, and there was
miles OF it. had been located by Urie
Jones and j. NJ. Wicks, who should now
build a railroad To handle it.
Boise Statesman: Henry NJ. Ryan of
HALEY. who. with Aquila Nebeker and
others is developing the Camas No. gold
mine on the HALEY gold belt, has pro-
jeeted a I power s plant to supply all the
Wood river for the generation OF cleo
tricity. He estimates that plant suffi-
cient for all present and prospective de-
mands can be put in for 500 600.
c. O. Whittemore and p T. Farnsworth
were out~a at Bingham yesterday inspect
ing the work being done at the Dalton *
Lark. 1t is understood that some of the
eastern people interested in the option on
the property are expected out during the
next few days. and Mr. Whittemore IS
therefore anxious that as much Roadway
as possible should be made with develop
ments at the mine before their arrival.
Wood River Times: Frank F. Wilson,