The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-13

his mining interests at the May Day and
La Refine.
George w. Keel visited the ButIerfeld
mine yesterday.
Fred Dern went to Mercur with pay
checks yesterday
R, C. Wilson was at the R. C. w. in
Tintic yesterday.
Martin Buckley. the we'll known mining
man, has gone TO Butte
A. F. Whitney came in from the La
/, Cigale on the West Dip last night.
d. c. Jacklin of Captain DeLamar's
staff, came in from Mercur last night
J. J. Johnson of the Highland Boy staff
at Bingham came in from that camp
yesterday.
The Sacramento reported at the local
refinery with about 400 pounds of cyanides
yesterday.
DIR. ]. c. E. King of the Dixie mine left
last night for California, to. be absent
about two weeks.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
seven cars of ore from Tintic yesterday
and one from Modena-
John S. Lewis came down from Ogden
yesterday to attend a meeting of the
stockholders of the Frisco Mining COM
pany.
The directors of the Bunker Hill mine
of Stockton held "a meeting yesterday
afternoon and passed on some routine
matters.
J. j. Corum has returned from trip to
the Red Wing at Bingham, where he
found everything moving along very sat
isfactorily.
Thomas Weir has returned from a trip
of several days duration in Tintic where
he has been looking after Dragon Iron and
other interests.
Peyton, who is engaged in the banking
business at Creighton, Neb., arrived in
the city last night.
Joseph Beck, superintendent of the
Aetna mine near HALEY, Ida. left for
that property yesterday morning. He
expects to get out shipment of ore soon.
A p. Mayberry, the superintendent of
the Old Jordan and Galena, now owned
by the United States Mining company,
was in the city from Bingham yesterday.
Philo T. Farnsworth reports that vein
of copper has been discovered in the Pan
handle. owned by the Dalton & Lark. 1t
was cut by tunnel about 100 feet from
the surface.
The little rise in the price of lead has
made no perceptible change in the condi-
ton of lead stocks. Petro was active yes
terday. but at about the same figures as
the previous day.
Boston Consolidated and went out to that
Bingham bonanza, owned by Mr.. New
house. yesterday and distributed the usual
monthly pay checks.
Manager W. E. Poland of the Highland
Boy mine went out to that Bingham bo-
nanza yesterday and made the employees
or the mine glad by distributing their
monthly pay checks.
zJoe S. Free has returned from a trip to
the Showers Consolidated at Tintic.
While there the new hoist was started up
in successful operation. Drifting is in
progress on the 500 level.
Wood River Times: a car containing a
little over 60.00O pounds of concentrates
from the Tiptop mill was shipped from
this place today. a similar carload will
doubtless be shipped weekly from now
on.
Captain A. NJ. Grant returned from
Montana yesterday morning, where he
placed an order for a 300-ton concentrat-
ing plant. consisting of Colorado Iron
Works high-speed rolls and Bartlett con-
centrators.
II. L. Child came down from Big Cot
tonwood last night. He is engaged in
csed WITH tRere b 6eng ana dss8
Cuff. jr. He is running a tunnel which
is now into the mountain 500 feet.
Reports coming from the Old Ashbrook
mine in Box Elder county. owned by the
Salt Lake Mining & Improvement COM
pany, state that a set of concentrators
have been placed in the mill and put into
operation. The ore is being tested by
the concentrators to determine the most
way to extract the values.
Vernal Express: John Bennett has re-
ceived orders from Jesse Knight to begin
operations on the Grizley mine to drive a
tunnel 1000 feet or until the vein is
tapped One-half of this claim is owned
by Knight, one-fourth by John Bennett
and the other fourth by Pope brothers.
and promises to be equal if not superior
TO the Dyer.
John Beck, whose name is known all
over the west in connection with the |
famous Bullion-Beck mine, returned from |
the east yesterday, where he has been for |
some time past on important mining mat /
ters. Mr.. Beck has been engaged in float |
ing a mining deal, and when seen yester- |
day stated it had not yet assumed shape /
to make public. He will remain here only |
a few days and will then return to the |
east.
Virginia (Nev) Enterprise: Following |
is copy of the telegram sent to the sec |
rotary of the Comstock Pumping asso- |
citation by Manager Ross yesterday: |
Virginia, New, July 10.1S99.-Aug. Water |
man, room ~, Nevada block. San Francis |
co, Cal: No. l elevator working continu- !
Ously and water going down steadily for |
last thirty hours. Water is now 1873 feet |
below 1,750, standing two feet deep on |
$50 station G. Mem. Ross"
Hoods Sarsaparilla never disap- |
points. 1t may be taken for impure |
and impoverished blood with perfect |
confidence that it will cure.
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