The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-22
Mining Notes.

Gill S. Peyton is expected home toda:-
or tomorrow
]. D. Keifer leaves this morning for
Mercur. to be absent a few days.
y. L. Holden of the United States COM
pany will have business at Bingham to-
da%
Messrs. Dern and Airs. who are now
at Gold Mountain, will not return before
Saturday next.
y car of ore from Frisco and another
from Tintic were received at the Tavlor
Brunton sampler yesterday.
John Hunt was in from the May Day.
at Tintic, yesterday and reported the mine
showing up better all the time.
The Conklin sampler reported the ar
rival yesterday of eleven cars of Tintic
and one car of Deep Creek ores.
The shipment of thirty-one tons of Red
Wing concentrates, received a few days
ago, Melted the company about $500.
A telegram from Colonel Nick Treweek.
received by his son yesterday, is to the
effect that he will arrive home Saturday
morning.
Uncle Jesse Knight was up from Provo
Yesterday, attending to business. He says
deVeloDment work will start on the Deer
Trail at once.
ure TOR Beaver county. where he is en-
gaged in developing copper property in
the Beaver Lake district.
c. NJ. Freed and associates. who are
developing an Antelope island copper
property, have let a contract for 100 feet
OF additional sinking to A. G. Tanner.
The Star mine in Pine canyon is oDer-
atlng again and the forty-ton mill has
started up. The mine is said to he in
good shape and splendid results are an
ticiDated.
w. A. Scott. former Salt Laker, who
is now associated with the Mining and
Sclecuhc Press of San Francisco. came
in from Colorado yesterday and will
spend several days visiting Utah camps.
An amendment to the articles of incor-
poration of the Cedar Mountain Mining
company was filed yesterday with tho
county clerk. whereby authority is given
shares TO 100000 shares by a new issue of
stock.
David L. Gregg late of the Mine e
Smelter Supply company, will assume his
the Ingersoll- Sergeant Drill company of
New York within a few days. Mr.. Gregg
will have all the territory west of the
Mississippi river in his jurisdiction, with
headquarters in this city.
John r. Porter. who is operating in the
mountains east of Five Points, Ogden,
has received returns from the ore sent
to Cripple Creek TO be sampled. 1t gave
Porter has u vein about eighteen inches
wide, which he proposes TO develop fur
Their, believing it will widen out.
Z. G.. Rognon has returned from Mt.
Memo where ne mas Dttn spending sew
eTal days on recreation trip. He states
there is considerable activity in a mining
way in that section. and some very en-
couraging propositions have been opened
up on the west slope of the mountain. The
ore found there seems to be d high-grade
silVer-lead proposition.
The friends of John A. Finch. one of the
heaviest stockholders in the New Mann
moth mine will be panied TO hear of his
sudden death at St. Paul, Mimi, on the
seth ult. Mr.. Finch resided in Indian
apolis, Ind. 1t was only a few weeks ago
that he. in company with several others.
made an inspection of the Bingham prop
erty in which he was interested.
Clifford Hebert has been in town the
past day or two, purchasing necessary
materials for the development work he
and his associates are about to inaugurate
on the Rod group of claims. situated
about three miles south of the head of
the Weber river in Summit county. He
will return to the Park this morning and
go up the river with his partners Friday.