The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-14
Mining Notes.

Varian P. Strange is in Bingham on
mining business.
a force of men were put to work at the
| Yosemite No. l, at Bingham, Monday.
The Petro will have shipments of ore in
the market before the close of the week.
The last shipment from the Daisy
brought returns to the company of s., 500.
Major jackson received 800 pounds OF
! cyanides from the Generalization yester-
day.
J. H. Richie has returned from the
! Gold Mountain district, where he has min
ing interests
Z. II. Airs went out to Mercur yester-
! day. TO inspect the properties in which
i he is interested.
The Bullion-Be came to the front
| with twenty cars of ore at the local sam
| piers yesterday.
The Conklin sampler received twenty
! cars of ore from Tintic and one from
Stockton yesterday.
Milo Clark has returned from Antelope
| island. where he has located some prom
! lsing copper claims.
{. ID. Rooklidge has returned from
/ brief trip to Park City, where he has
been on mining business.
Phillip Morgan. William ]. Wilson and
ii. r. Mcdonald are among the Park City
mining men now in the city.
Checks amounting to 1850 or over were
sent out TO Tintic yesterday by Manager
Hodson. to discharge the Tesora pay
roll for May.
Two cars of ore from Stockton. one
from Mercur and eight from Tintic were
reported at the TAYLOR & Brunton sam
pier yesterday.
r: {. Chambers returned from a short
business trip to Butte yesterday morn
ing He says everything is booming in
the big copper camp.
W. ). Flowers has located some promis
ing claims near the Maxfield mine in
Mil Creek canyon. He claims TO have
discovered some big silver-Iead lodges.
Work has been temporarily suspended
on the Mountain Lake mine, near Brigh-
ton on account of a large amount of
surface water caused by the melting
snow.
Sam ellison expects to leave for the
Buckhorn mine today. He goes out for
the purpose of sending in a shipment. 1t
Is said there are thirty tons of ore eX-
tracted that Will run $500 to the ton.
Bob Brighton is down from the Silver
Lake located on the ridge TO the east OF
the motel at Brighton, near Mt. Majestic.
The ground was located for Senator J. l..
RawlinS. and Mr.. Brighton says the cop
per ledge crops out for width of twenty
feet.
The Eagle &c Blue Bell reported at the
samplers with a shipment of high-grade
ore yesterday. The ore is from the new
strike recently reported and will doubt
less swell the company'S eXchequer sew
eral thousand dollars. Returns had not
been received from the shipment last
evening.
w. Il. Andrew Will take his departure
for Tuscarora, New. today accompanied
by j. y. Essletyn, who goes out to take
charge of the construction work on the
Young America mill. Mr.. Andrew will be
absent for several days and will see the
work of building the plant well under
way before he returns.
Another strike of hiGh-grade ore was
made in the Centennial Eureka during
Monday night. The strike is said 10 be
equal TO the one made something over Il
week ago. Some very fine samples were
received at the company's offices vester-
day. The mine will market eleven cars
of high-grade ore today.
William Whitehill is down from the
Park for the purpose of conducting a
party of gentlemen on trip of inspection
TO the Clarissa property, which is located
not far from the Naleo mine The latter
property. Mr.. Whitehill says is making
up 1O0-ton shipment of ore which will
be sent TO market during the next few
days The snow is now far enough gone
to permit of getting into the hills almost
anywhere on horseback, and in a few
days more all the mountain roads will be
open.