The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21
Newhouse interests, has returned fror
a business trip to Denver.

Newhouse interests, has returned from
a business trip to Denver =
De Lamar Messenger: An important
strike is reported TO have been made in
the Gold Belt in Stateline, which was
recently bonded TO Judge Grant Smith
of Salt Lake.
Colonel ]. T. Woodman, who has been
! at the head of the Centennial Eureka
mine since its organization. is prepar-
! ing to do some active development work
on some of his Deep Creek properties.
Returns from assays taken on ore ex-
! tracted from the late strike in the West
Morning Glory mine at Tintic were re-
ceived yesterday and showed values OF
$1.4O gold. IA ounces silver and 20 per
cent lead.
| Wood River Times: They are sink
ing at the Tfptop, at the Croesus, at
the Black Cinder. at the Big Camas
No. l, at the Sitting Bull, at the Red
Cloud. and in several other properties
where for years past they had merely
run drifts and opened levels.
De Lamar Messenger: Lincoln coun-
ty has long boosted that it had a great
er variety of minerals than could be
found anywhere else in the world in a
like area Colonel Maxon, Mr., Yering-
ton and Mr. Dooley are getting up an
exhibit from this state to send TO
Paris.
Six hundred pounds of high-grade
cyanides from the Mercur was received
at Manager Moore's gold sampling
rooms yesterday, and as the company S
regular quarterly dividend day is draw
ing nigh the amount will go far to-
ward meeting the checks which will
then be distributed to the stockholders.
A party of gentlemen went up to the
Pennington district Tuesday to exam
inc a copper property upon which a
good showing has recently been made,
! and returned to the city the same even
ing. One of the party was seen yes
terday and asked to tell the purpose of
his trip, but he begged to be let off for
the present.
r.. NJ. Jones, the electrical engineer,
who is chief of construction in the big
Cripple Creek power plant and dam,
came in from Colorado yesterday and
left at night for San Francisco, where
he will remain looking after details of
his work for the next ten days. Upon
his return he will give his attention to
some work at the Bingham Tunnel
company's property.
De Lamar Messenger: Word comes
from Deerlodge that 9, fourteen-inch
vein Of gold ore assaying $50 per ton
has been encountered in the north drift
of the 200-foot level in the Horse Shoe.
This is one of the group of mines re-
Gently purchased by McCune and Lund
from johnson and Campbell for $50, 600,
and is another illustration of where
depth demonstrates the value of
Lodges in that section.
About the middle of July The Herald
announced that the Morgan mine had
been purchased by Colonel Bruback for
the Daly-West, and a contemporary,
which failed to get the information,
went to considerable trouble to deny
the accuracy of the news. Yesterday
morning, however, it acknowledged
that Colonel Bruback had transferred
his title to the property to that COM
pany for exactly the same amount at
which he bought it, namely, 100000
The recent big deals in the Gold Noun
tain district will appear as news in the
same paper sometime during the next
month or two.
Wood River Times: For valuable
considerations, H. r. Plughoff, Harry
]. Allen and Alice Allen have given to
William T. Love of Seattle. Wash, an
option on the Maryland, Golden Star
and w. ]. Bryan claims on the Haley
Gold Belt, and on all the machinery
thereon, on condition that said Love
work and develop the claims and make
the following payments: Five thou
sand dollars by Oct 6, 1900; S35, 900 by
April 6, 1901, and $4,000 by Oct. 6, 1901
Sellers are to retain possession and
conduct operations, and are to retain all
the net realized from the sale or re-
duction of ores from the claims until
the entire SIS, 900 shall be paid.