The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-02
Mining Notes.

Three cars of ore came in from the Ga
lena King at Stockton yesterday.
David Evans was in Tintic yesterday
! looking after the interests of the Nav
! Day.
Secretary ]. Fred Corker finished pay.
ing out Mammoth dividend checks YES
| terday.
A. G. Horn went to Ogden last night
and will remain there until after the
Fourth.
Fred Dern went to Mercur yesterday
! with the pay checks for the Mercur en-
ployees.
The Conklin sampler received five cars
of Tintic and three cars of Stockton ores
yesterday.
G.. A Duncan went out to Mercur yes
| terday to look after the Overland and
Chloride Point.
Thomas Weir spent Yesterday in making
an inspection of the kismet property in
the West Dip.
r. ]. Colman. manager Of the Newhouse
mining interests. expects to go out TO
Bingham tomorrow.
Secretary McConahay was busily en-
gagged in sending out Sacramento divi-
dend checks yesterday.
Manager p T Farnsworth returned
home from Frisco yesterday after an in
spection of the Horn Silver.
The Taylor-Brunton sampling works re-
ported the arrival of nine cars of Tintic
and four cars of Frisco ores yesterday.
rive in New York City from Paris last
evening. He will reach Salt Lake about
July 8.
]. NJ. Howell. an old resident of Salt
Lake, has returned from Osceola, New.
where he is interested in the Mountain
Spring group.
Latest reports from the Gold Treasure
mine at Tintic state that streak of ga
lena ore has been encountered along the
hanging wall.
ha dirantorS Of he ou-o-
have levied an assessment of cents a
share on the capital stock. The assess
ment must be paid by the 3lst inst. or else
be advertised for sale.
Hon. Presley Denney has returned from
Beaver county. where he went to nego-
tate, it is supposed, with Judge Shope
of the old Lincoln mine for the sale of his
December property.
w. II. Cunningham of Captain De La
mars staff is expected home from his va
cation this afternoon. He went as far
east as New York City. d. c. Jacklin,
superintendent of the Golden Gate mine
and mill, is expected home with him.
John La Due has been appointed super
intendent of the Ophir mine in the State
line district. He left last night with a
force of men to commence work on the
west on the vein and the ore extracted
Will be shipped to the smelters here.
Millard Progress: Nephi Jennings of
LeVan spent couple of days in the city
lnlS week on mining business MIR. Jen-
nings has some fine looking rock along
with him and says he has got a fortune
down in the Buckskin mountains. He
expects to start shipping ore in a short
time.
John Dern stated yesterday that no ac-
ton had been taken towards closing W
a deal with Charles Lammersdorf for
certain interests in the Sewer mine. He
says he has had his assays made from
the ore brought up on his recent trip TO
the property. but no conference has been
had with Mr.. Lammersdorf since the
latters return from the mine.
Superintendent r. l.. Richardson came
in from the Knickerbocker mine in Par
ley's canyon yesterday and reports that
the tunnel has reached the length Of
ent force at work he will be able to tap
the vein within the next two weeks at
depth of between seventy-five and 100
feet. In prospecting some adjoining
claims he has made several encouraging
discoveries.