The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-27
Mining Notes.

The Centennial-Eur marketed six
cars of ore yesterday.
The assessment on the Little Pitts
burg mine becomes delinquent tomor-
row.
j. B. Frank. who is operating a prop
erty near Haley, Ida, was i'm the city
yesterday.
F. A. Cook left last evening for Tin
| tic and will spend today in looking over
that camp.
Attorney a. G. Horn has returned
from Boise, where he went on some
mining business.
r. D. Millett and A. T Moon will go
out to Camp Floyd today to look after
mining interests.
Willard F. Smith will visit the West
Morning Glory mine at Tintic the early
part of the week.
John r. Foulks has returned from
trip into Idaho. He visited Blackfoot
and American Falls on business
Northern Light stock was strong on
the curb yesterday afternoon. Sales
were reported as high as Al cents a
share.
Judge Henry Rives has gone for an
outing in HardScrabble canyon and
viii be absent until the last of this
week.
1t is reported that a small vein of ar
gentlferous lead ore has been encoun-
tered in the Nancy Hanks mine at
Bingham.
n party of German capitalists are
reported to be negotiating for the pur-
chase of the Snowstorm group, Camp
Floyd district.
shiOment of 103 tons of Petro ore
was sampled yesterday, but up to the
close of business hours no returns had
been received.
R. C. Gemmell will visit the Galena
King tomorrow. Four cars of ore are
expected to arrive from that property
by tomorrow.
Thomas Kearns says there is moth
ing yet to be said about the Big Indian
deal. Developments at the mine are
still under way.
J. A. Brown of the Joe Bowers mine
has returned from Alta, where he has
undertaken the development of a prom
Using proposition.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
eight cars of ore from Tintic. five from
Bingham, five from Frisco and one from
Uvada yesterday.
The Grand Central marketed eight |
cars of ore yesterday. the Horn Silver |
reported with five and the Petro with |
the same number.
"a olOWI tl-1IdIIiolls Id Is III the |
city, the guest of John r. Foulks of the !
New Mammoth mine. of Bingham. He |
is looking up some Utah investments.
A test run is now being conducted at !
the big Silver King mill, Park City, to
determine the exact value of the Frue
vanners as savers of values in the light
shines.
George D. Campbell of Mt Carroll
Ill, is in the city, the guest of E. 9.
Lee. He expects to take look at some
of Utahs camps with view of max
ing investments in mines.
a shipment of gold bullion will be
sent from the Golden Gate mine, Mer-
cur, in few days, the first to go out
since the refinery resumed operation at !
Captain De Lamar's big mill.
body of shipping ore has been dis
closed in the Illinois mine at Bng-
ham. The management of the property
has announced the probability of early
of ore toward the smelters
Joseph Moss has returned from a trip
into the Horse Heaven country, near
Marysvaie. He made an inspection of
the Perjue-Surprise, and came away
very much enthused over its possibili-
ties.
II. ]. Reiling, the Salmon City Qda.)
mining man, who was held up in a
stage robbery between Salmon City and
Red Rock, Mont, last week. has Of
fered a reward of 81 1000 for the capture
Of the robbers.
G. S. Hayes, the we'll known Tintic
mining man. was in the city yesterday
and reports n very encouraging outlook
at the West Morning Glory mine. He
says the shaft is down to a depth of
ninety feet and is being pushed along
at.a rapid rate.
C. o. Whittemore and his eastern as
;ociates have completed their examina-
lion of the Dalton e Lark, and re- I
urned to the city. The result of the
examination has not yet been made
public, though it is understood the 6
fasteners were well satisfied with what
hey saw.
Mercur Mercury: The contractors for {
m the Rover broke through into day
light at the surface Wednesday at 16O {
eet. Grading has already begun for a {
loisting plant over the shaft, and oper- !
ltions on that property will soec pro-
.eed by way of the great Golden Gate
unnel system.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is a I
opy of the telegram sent to the secre- '
airy of the Comstock Pumping associa- I
ion by Manager Ross yesterday morn I
ng: Virginia, New, Aug. 23-August
Waterman, room %, Nevada block, /
ian Francisco Cal: At $50 this morn
ng the water was down 80 feet inches I
'elow the 1850 station. No. / elevator /
INNING continuously and alone S
Bingham Bulletin: The Last Chance Z
nill, which has been shut down for !
early a year, is to be started up and .
he shipment of concentrates will soon
ollow Several thousand tons of ore
gold silver and lead is
roken down and ready for the mill
rhich will probably be running by the s
istsof next week. The plant will han a
lie 100 tons of ore daily. The mine has <