The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-13

! The Tintic Miner says another rich
strike has been made in the Uncle Sam
| mine, the particulars of which are diff
cult TO obtain.
Panguitch Progress: Thomas Haycocb
is reported as having found q vein of ore
west of Paneuitch that assays $3.50 pei
ton in gold. The claim is called the Bull
]ion-Beck.
j. F. Ferbrache writes from Dugway to
Mercur friend that he has 100 tons OF
good ore sorted and sacked and that he
expects to soon have Is or 100 tons more
ready for the market.
Bingham Bulletin: John Kelly and Dan
Heaston are retimbeTing the old Chicago
shaft, which was formerly put down 800
feet and has been still for some time
The Chicago is now known as the Krem-
lin and to be operated by the Kremlin
company, lately organized
Provo Democrat: Notice of the appro-
priation of Antelope springs. situated
about one-half mile south of the loop
on the Rio Grande Western railway in
Utah county. was filed Thursday by the
Superior Gold &c Silver Mining company.
the water to be used for domestic and
mining purposes.
Vernal Express: Messrs. johnson and
Hacking report that about twenty men
will be at work on the Blue mountain as
soon as Green river can be crossed. As
soon as the assessment work is completed
on their claims they propose to sink u
developing shaft on one of the claims to
a considerable depth.
Mercur Mercury: The road to the
Northern Light is open once more and the
first two loads of high-grade ore reached
Mercur Sunday evening The teams are
now busy all the time and shipments will
be made as rapidly as cars can be loaded.
There is Il great deal of ore sacked and it
will keep the freighters busy for some
time to catch UP with the work
Beaver Blade: Mr. johnson of Tropic.
Garfield county a partner of Mr.. C. d.
White. was a caller at the Blade office
last Saturday. Mr.. Johnson was showing
some copper ore that he is taking TO Salt
Lake for sampling. which came frome
property down, on the Colorado in which
he is interested. The ore is a copper sui
phide and appears to be very rich.
Herald Wells. New: Saturday after
noon string of about thirty horses and
eight wagons came into town from the
south. The outfit belonged to a Mr..
Lewis, who was on his way to the great
Nevada sulphur camp west of here. where
Humboldt station. He stated that they
had a hard trip from Salt Lake City in
through by Deep Creek.
Price Advocate: A Ballinger came in
Tuesday night from Huntsville. He did
not go on through to the Colorado river
on account of not meeting Bert Seaboldt,
as he had expected. at Hanksville. when
the two and Sam Whitmore were to look
oyer the workings, of the Good Hopes
Placer company. He experienced a very
rough trip. Mr.. Whitmore stopped in
Emery county for few days on the re-
turn trip.
Milford Correspondence Beaver Blade:
Quite little activity. manifests itself in
mining circles. Mr.. Sam Godbe is back
and making shipments from the Old Cave
mine again. Ten thousand dollars worth
of machinery passed through Milford en-
route for the Rollins mine in Lincoln dis
trict last week. The Forgie Bros. have
been showing capitalist Gillespie of Den
yer about the diggings for few days. He
left highly pleased with Milford's pros
poets.
Fillmore Progress: The pumice mine.
near Black Rock, shipped about twenty
five cars to Chicago last year and is now
turning out car each week. the owners
having an order for one car per week for
all of 1899. Three men are employed In,
mining, or rather quarrying and sorting
pumice. The mine is so close to the Ore
gon Short Line station as to enable the
mining and loading on cars to be done at
about - per ton. while the railroad gsts
about 50 or SO per ton to transport it to
where the pumice is manufac-