The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04

faith in the future of the Ajax Mann
moth Extension. by putting up his cold
cash for development work, is in the
city. -as
F. E. Wilson is expected home from
Idaho in few days. Letters received
the Aetna mine, near HALEY, is looking
good.
L. n. Morrison left for Beaver county
last night TO superintend work on the
Copper property in Copper gulch, in
which he is interested with P. A H.
Franklin.
Captain u R. De Lamar arrived in
New York City from England Satur-
day evening. He will remain there for
about ten days before coming on to
Salt Lake.
James Earle, who has been the SUI
perintendent of the Mammoth mine for
long time, has rendered his resigna-
ton, to lake effect as soon as his sue
cessor is chosen.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ben Butler Mining company wNl take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Several matters of Importance Will
come up for consideration.
Encouraging reports continue to come
from the r. G. w. mine at Tintic. A
seven-foot vein of mineraliZed rock has
been cut into, indicating the approach
to something pretty good.
From reliable sources it is stated that
the Joe Bowers company has ST., 900
in its treasury which is TO be increased
shortly by the proceeds of ten cars of
ore about ready for shipment.
j. A. Brown, president. of the Joe
Bowers company, went out to Stockton
yesterday to look otter matters relative
to the West Argentine, on which he
consummaeed a sale few days ago.
Eugene Peyton returned from the
east Sunday afternoon, accompanied by
his bride. For the present Mr.. and
Mrs. Peyton will be Eat home" to their
friends at the home of Gill S. Peyton.
C. c. Higgins, the well known mining
stock broker, was treating the stock
exchange yesterday to cigars over the
arrival of an 11-pound girl at his home.
Mother and child are reported doing
nicely.
Preparations are being made to start
up the Annie Laurie mill in the Gold
Mountain country. 1t will be operated
so it is stated, by Pat Ryan and Frank
Hines, who have a lease on the dump
of the Annie Laurie mine.
]. C. Thompson, the we'll known stock
broker. left for California yesterday.
accompanied by his wife. They Will be
absent FOR about Two months ana VIII
spend considerable time at Catalina is
land to escape the heat of the interior
Allan G. Campbell took his departure
from Salt Lake last night. He will
cross the country overland from the
end of the Utah & Pacific to his great
Vanderbilt mines in California. On the
way he will stop at his ranch in Rose
Valley, southern Utah.
\ contract has been let to drive
tunnel 500 feet further into the noun
tain at the present workings of the
Alpha mine. in the Granite mountain
seventy miles southwest of
Ironton. Omaha people have recently
purchased a half interest in the mine
and in several adjoining claims.
F. D. Haskins and III. f. Dyer left
yesterday for the Tidal Stream mine
in the Erickson district, where they
went to inaugurate work on a new
This is the property from
which ore was taken a little over a
month ago that asSayed 1000 ounces
in silver. Some fine specimens of horn
silver have been taken from it.
W. H. Cunningham, who ably fills the |
position of treasurer for all of Captain |
De Lamar's mines in these parts, re- |
turned Sunday from a trip to New York |
and other eastern parts, where he went |
fee for awhile. The trip was made |
purely for pleasure. He was accom- |
panied by D. c. Jacklin, superintendent |
Of the De Lamar Mercur mines, who |
also returned.