The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-25
Mining Notes

The Mammoth dividend of $50, 200 was
paid yesterday.
| Judge Powers spent yesterday at the
Orient mine, in the West Tintic dis
trict.
r. W. Mccartney of Denver is in the
| city working up a deal for Colorado as
Sociates.
r. H Holtzheimer, a prominent min
ing and business man of Eureka, was
in the city yesterday.
Two cars of ore from Stockton was
the total of receipts at the TAYLOR &,
Brunton sampler yesterday.
f. H. Lathrop, who has been super
intending affairs at the Calumet and
Contact mine in Nevada, is at the
Knutsford.
James Farrell of the ore hauling firm
of Farrell & Rice came down from the
Park last night to spend a day or two
with his family.
Howard D. Paschal of Chicago, who
is interested largely in Utah mining
enterprises, has returned from a brief
trip to Bingham.
L. G.. Rognon returned from Mt.
Nebo yesterday with his Sunday school
class, which he took out for a weeks
fishing and hunting trip.
Six cars of Ajax copper ore arrived at
the Conklin sampling works yesterday,
IN addition to seven other carloads
from Tintic and one from Stockton.
w. S. Scoville has arrived from Chi
cago and expects to inaugurate work
on his properties at Diamond, where he
has patents for $50 acres of ground.
The New Pass Mining company of
Cherry Creek, New, sent in to the Horn
Silver office another gold brick yester-
day. 1t represented value of some
81, 500.
c. d. Rooklidge leaves for the Park
this morning to take a hand in the
now being worked under lease by Fred
Flindt.
Development is reported going along
IN good order at the Eureka-Swansea
mine in Tintic. The shaft is down to
a depth of 200 feet, and during the past
week there has been d material change
in the formation, indicating the prox-
unity of ore.
j. F. Connor come in Friday night |
from Stockton on a late bathing train. |
which he drove to Garfield to catch. |
Jack is up 10 his ears in business con-
nected with a mining deal in which he |
is interested, though he is not yet ready |
to talk about it,
no yesterday. and Monday morning will |
go out to Tintic for the purpose of |
work in the tunnel on the
Watts property, which is now in a dis |
lance of 200 feet An additional 100
feet is to be run at this time.
The assessment of q of cent on
he Little Pittsburg stock became de-
inquent yesterday. and at the offices
If the company it was learned that
l. oil LII :
mounts charged up against them.
There will be very little stock adver-
ised for sale, if any.
Bingham Bulletin: Mater in Dalton
Lark was lowered to 500 level yester-
lay, and sinking main incline is ex-
'ected to begin by July l. 1t is to&be
nut down to 1000 feet. and Manager
is starting development
york at other points in the mine as
asst as the receding water will permit.
James w. Stevens, the we'll known
has returned from Osceola.
IeV., where he has been looking after
he remodeling of the mill at that
lace. He expects to leave in a few
avs for Park valley, Box Elder coun-
Y. where he is interested with William
Xix and L. H. Airs in the Elamega-
1 which an important strike of ore was
lade recently.
Bingham Bulletin: Nick Castro start
work on the 9TH in upper tunnel of
iaho No. 2 Greek group, and at 300 !
eet in is sinking on vein to connect
18th main tunnel The Wine is nearly
II in ore of shipping grade, several !
ms being raised in sinking three feet.
test showed nearly $50 per ton, with !
good per cent of lead. CONSIDERABLE
re was formerly shipped from No. 2 j,
nd other claims.