The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-20

John Dern will be back from Nebras
tomorrow. ~ ash d
Walter Orem will visit the York mine at
bingham today. o.
A. H. Tarbet is expected homo from, bis
eastern trip in few days.
Inc Centennial-Eurek was in the mar
ket with eleven cars of ore yesterday.
Colonel Dorsey has gone east on "a sew.
eral weeks trip. He left Monday night.
The shaft at the Gold Coin mine Mer-
cur, Is Gown to a depth of fifty-five feet.
The Chloride Point of Lion hill Mercur
IS IN the market with another Carload Of
high grade ore. -
The Conklin sampler received one car of
ore from Nevada and twenty-one from
Ilntlc yesterday.
,, the so directors Of the Star Consolidated
listing vacancies on the board
e.. II. Airs and w. H. Dodge went to
faIk CITY Yesterday TO examine some
property in which they are interested.
Judge II: e. Booth has gone to New
YORK ana Boston on a trip which will be
divided between pleasure and business.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is a COPY
OF the telegram sent to the secretary of
tne Comstock Pumping association by
Manager Ryan yesterday morning.:
The Geyser-M Marion reported al the gold
sampling rooms of the Consolidated Kan
sas City Smelling e. Refining company
Yesterday with its regular bi7weekly con-
trlbution of 400 pounds of gold cyanides
James P. Sprunt returned from a trip
10 OSceola, New, where he went to ex-
anime into some mining propositions. He
says there is some work going on in that
section, and indications for future actiY-
ity look bright He brought in some very
clever samples of gold ore.
Messrs. Robert d. Grant and Franklin
Farrell of the Sioux Consolidated came in,
from Iintic last evening and tomorrow
the gentlemen VIII leave for New York, to
la II
Grant will be back in few weeks. TO
take up his permanent residence in Salt
Lake.
Virginia. New, Sept 16.-Aug. Water
man. Room 2, Nevada Block, San Fran
cisco, CAL: At $3.50 this morning water
thirty-five feet below 1850 station. No. /
elevator running continuously. Have low
cred No. elevator 40 feet from 1850 sta
ton. Connections with the columns above
that station viii probably be made at
noon today"
Con Connors of the Oregon Short Line
railway, with headquarters at Nampa,
Ida, came up yesterday from Stateline,
where he went to make an examination
of the Ophir mine in which he is inter
ested. He says the property is looking
better than it ever has. The camp is quite
active again. and he characterizes the
Johnny mine as being an immensely big
proposition.
The twenty-seven cars of ore in transit
from the Mammoth mine We're not report
ed as having arrived at the samplers yes
terday afternoon. 1t was learned. how
ever, that the consignment would surely
be in some time today. Anyway, the man.
agement of the samplers We're trying to
figure out yesterday how they would avoid
the application of demurrage charges
against them.
Mercur Mercury: Work has been restim-
ed on the Tioga property. and a contract
has just been let to Andy Workman and
partners for an additional fifty feet of
tunnel which. when completed. will make
the total length 4l5 feet at which dis
lance. or less, it is expected. the vein will
be. encountered on. its dip. A large amount
of lumber is being delivered on the ground
and buildings are being erected prepara-
tory to an active winter campaign.
Grand Valley Times: Messrs. Norris.
Short. Hagus and McCaffery all of DEM
er, and officers in the American. Copper
Extraction company, operating the Card
ner teaching process, came in theSfirst of
the week, and went out to the Lisbon
district. where Mr.. Gardner is conducting
experiments. The gentlemen came with
the view of acquiring, either by purchase
or lease, copper property in this section.
and the erection of a large plant to oper-
ate the Gardner process which has heen
proved success with the ores
of the Lisbon district. -