The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11
Mining Notes.

John l.. Weber came down from Park
| City last evening.
Manager A. S. Day spent yesterday at
the La Refine mine.
Important developments are expected
from the La Refine almost any day.
A large block of Silver King stock sold
at si2 a share on the curb yesterday.
G.. f. Hayes, the well-known Tintic
contractor, was in the city on business
yesterday.
Richard Guenther, jr. has returned
from making an inspection of the Little
Pittsburg on Lion hill
The stockholders of the Four Aces will
meet in annual session at the company S
Office Tuesday next at p. m.
w. NJ. White of the Beaver Blade made
a hurried trip to Milford Friday evening
and returned yesterday morning
Manager p. T. Farnsworth is on one of
his periodical trips to the Horn Silver
and Washington mines at Frisco.
The Picnic Mining company has leased
the Junction No. . and the Junction No
3 claims to Tintic parties for one year
International stock was strong on the
curb yesterday afternoon. Four thou
sand shares were unloaded at 121a cents
Eight cars of ore were reported at the
Iaylor Brunton sampler yesterday
six from Mammoth and two from the
Swansea.
Twenty thousand feet of lumber has
been shipped across the lake to the Bald
EdSie Mining company property on
Antelope island.
the Midnight Bowers. New Klondike and
other Iintic properties, returned TO Silver
City last night.
Manager ]. H. Stallings of the Joe Bow
ers went out to Tintic again last night
after attending the New Klondike stock
holders meeting.
]. A Smith of Coalville was in the CITY
yesterday, attending. meeting of the
board of directors Of the New Klondike
Mining company.
Tesora, came up from Tintic on mining
business yesterday. He reports every
thing looking we'll at that mine.
Mr., 1. S. Pine of New Haven. Conn,
who has been in the city for a couple of
weeks closing up important mining mat
tiers. returned to the east last night
hne speciment of copper ore was re-
ceived from the Dixie mine. near St.
George, yesterday. The ore was sam
pied and will run over 30 per cent copper.
Silver City is experiencing genuine
boom. A gentleman coming from there
stated yesterday that it is impossible to
get enough carpenters to supply the de-
mand-
]. H. Whalon. Dr. F. f. Botswick and
Emery Ward were in Bingham yester-
day attending to matters pertaining to
the Clyde Mining company recent in
corporation.
ore has been struck in the Blue Bird Ex-
tension. The report could not be verified
by those interested in the property here
last evening.
p. B. Mckeon came up from Milford
yesterday with the shipment of gold bars
from the De Lamar New mines. He
left for the east last evening and will
visit New York before he returns.
Mathew H Walker and others inter-
ested in the Alice mine at Butte returned
yesterday morning. Mr.. Walker says the
mine is In good condition. Parts OF the
old workings are to be retimbered.
John r. Foulks went out to the New
Mammoth at Bingham yesterday accom-
panied by several Indiana stockholders,
who came away pleased with their OBJ
servations.
A strike of very good ore is reported on
the 3O0-foot level in the Plymouth Rock
mine Tintic. No assays have been made
and the officers of the company have not
been furnished with information to de-
termine the extent of the strike.
The Highland Boy smelter shipped 2OO.-
yesterday-the first consignment sent to
market from the new plant-an event
which may be designated as the real open
ing of Utah's latest big industry the pro-
duction of copper.
The Bullion-Beck directors met yester-
day afternoon and declared the usual
monthly dividend of 10 cents a share.
amounting TO $4,000, payable on the 18th
twice that amount could have been or
dered paid had the directors felt so dis
posed.
J. p. Hanna and w. +. Ford have re-
turned from Little Cottonwood CANYON
where they made an inspection of the
Billiard Hank group. The property is
said to have good showing of copper
lead. gold and silver. Assays taken have
shown returns of Is per cent copper The
ground is undeveloped. having been ex-
plored only through twenty-foot incline
shaft