The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-14
Mining Notes.

Manager E. G. Rognon was at the New
Mammoth yesterday.
Captain J. R. De Lamar will arrive to-
/ day from his California trip.
A car of Croesus ore was in the mar
ket from HALEY, Ida, yesterday.
! Pay checks to the amount of about 50, COX
We're sent out from the Dexter office yes
! terday.
The Conklin sampler received one cal
! of ore from Deep Creek and nine from
/ Tintic yesterday.
/ Superintendent Kearns went out to look
! after matters at the Silver King and
| Naieo yesterday morning.
Supplies were sent out to the New Yo-
semitic at Bingham yesterday. Develop
! ment work will be started up at once
! A block of $1,000 shares in the Aetna
mine near Haley, Ida, was sold yester-
day at private sale at 10 cents shore.
Manager George Moore of the Consoli-
I dated Kansas City Smelling d Refining
company. was out at Bingham yester-
day.
Water G. Filler, having wound up the
business connected with p. L. Kimber-
ley's Gold Mountain deals, left for home
last night.
David Keith returned yesterday from a
ten days whirl through Yellowstone park.
Mr.. Keith will be III town for two or
three days.
The Taylor Brunton sampler received
one car of ore from Modena, two from
Stockton, six from Tintic and one from
Idaho yesterday.
John T. Hodson took a trip over to
Weber canyon yesterday and spent the
day looking over a copper property about
thirty miles above Ogden.
A new company will be organized in a
few days that will undertake the develop
ment of some iron claims lying contigu-
Gus to the Dragon Iron mine, Tintic.
Foreman A ii. Sturgis has written in
from the West Morning Glory mine at
Tintic, that he expects to cut the vein
of ore expected within the next few days.
Victor NJ Clement is at present in Chi
huahua, Mexico, looking for mines with
which to satisfy the longings of some of
his numerous English chentage, who are
anxious to get their money into action.
Assay returns were received yesterday
from some ore taken out of the Bunker
Hill mine at Stockton. The certificate
showed values of 6S per cent lead, 76
per cent copper, Sc ounces silver and $3.50
in gold.
AT the annual meeting of the Daisy
Mining company held in Omaha on Tues
day L. C. Hunter was elected president;
c. Gardanier vice president; w. f. Earis,
secretary, and Sam Park, treasurer. These
gentlemen, together with John Dern, con-
stitute the board of directors
Superintendent r. c. Chambers returned
from Park City, where he has been dis
charging the August payroll at the On
tario last night. The Ontario, he says,
West, which he inspected during his alb
sence.
Since it resumed operations last May
the Daly-West Mining company is said
to have earned, clear of all operating
expenses. about S1S5,000. and as its in
debtedness, including the purchase of the
Morgan property only amounted to some
SIC. 600 it is believed a substantial divi-
dend viii be declared early next month.
A fine specimen of copper ore was on
exhibition at room IL Central block yes
terday. 1t came from the Copper Nouns
tain mine, near St. George. and was said
TO contain values of rs TO 40 per cent in
copper The property is developed by
several shafts and tunnels and it was
stated that $1,000 tons of ore is blocked
out. A shipment is expected in the mar
ket soon
De Lamar Messenger: Work Is still pro-
crossing on the Ardath mine and with
very favorable indications of its becom-
ing paying property in the near future.
They are at present working in ledge
matter in a highly mineralized condition,
and are expecting TO strike pay ore at
anv moment. ]. II. Brown, one of the
owners and a practical miner. is super
intending the explorations at the present
time