The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-07
Metal Market. :
Silver, 59Ac per ounce.
Lead, $40 per 100 pounds.
Copper, lie per pound.
Mining Notes.

Frank Schuyler of the Picnic, Tin
| tic, is in the city.
Varian P. Strange is at Santauuin OF
some mining business.
p. B. McKeon of Milford came III
from the south yesterday.
The stockholders of the Red Wins
Mining company will hold their annua
meeting today.
G. L. Preble, the well known mining
man of Mercur, came in from tha
camp yesterday.
John F. Cowan and c. A. Cook will
| go to Butte today to attend to some
mining business.
w. D. Mathis, the stock broker, has
returned from California. Mrs. Mathis
returned with him.
C. H. Jacobs has returned to Seattle
where he has become interested in some
| mining enterprises.
E. j. Raddatz, the we'll known min
! ing and business man of Stockton, is a
guest at the Cullen.
The Oregon mine in Big Cottonwood
reported at the samplers with ship.
| ment of ore yesterday.
Default judgment was yesterday en-
tered against the Indian Creek Mining
company, in favor of w. S. Mccormick
for Sc, 1859.
The directors of the New Yosemite
Mining company will meet today
when it is expected contract for loo
feet of development work will be let
p c. Kittle Of the Kemmerer Coal
company has decided to make Salt
Lake his permanent home Ind has
moved his family down from Ogden.
Superintendent Thomas Kearns of the
Do,.I
last night, after having spent a few
days in attending to matters at the
great mine over which he presides.
Irvine & Mason, the stock brokers,
posted an offer of SIPS for the October
dividend on 1000 shares of Daly-West
stock yesterday. They seem to know
that distribution is forthcoming next
month.
J. C. Reynolds, superintendent of the
Bunker Hill mine, Stockton, came in
from camp yesterday. He Gays the ore
bodies in that mine are showing up big
and thinks there is no doubt the prop
erty will become bonanza.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler yes
terday reported the receipt of three
cars of ore from the Bunker Hill at
Stockton, one from the Oregon mine,
Big Cottonwood, two from the Carisa,
anu OliC llOll lnC 1 CSOl q, at HILL
A force of five men is working on the
Free Coinage group in Big Cottonwood
canyon. The tunnel has been COM
pleted for distance of no feet, and
the company has let a contract to run
it 100 feet further. The property is
said to be looking very encouraging.
w. /. Snyder and ]. C. Meeter came
down from the Park last evening, and
reported the town to be again on the
boom. Mr.. Meeter was on his way to
Price, where he conducts a lumber
business, and, Incidentally, throws a
few "sinaoleons" occasionally into the
mining prospects in that section.
The management of the May Day,
Tintic, has been engaged in putting up
new ore house and building a new
road A drift is being run fifty feet
below the present disclosures Of ore
to catch the vein at that depth. When
this work is completed it will be an
easy matter to stope out ore by the
carload.
Wood River Times: Tomorrow or the
next day sinking will be resumed at the
Black Cinder shaft, with intent to con-
tinue until a depth of 500 feet has been
attained The present depth of the
Black Cinder shaft is between 200 and
$50 feet. It will therefore be necessary