The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
Mining Notes.

J. A. Brown left for Tintic last night
on mining business.
F. B. Cook was in Bingham yester-
day on mining business.
The Daly-West mine of Park City re-
ported in the market with thirteen cars
OF ore.
The Glasgow & Western Exploration
company marketed car of ore yes
terday.
The Galena mine of Fish Springs re-
ported in the market with a car of ore
yesterday.
Stock brokers do not look for any i'm
provement in the stock business until
after the holidays.
w. B. Andrew went out to Bingham
yesterday to look over conditions at
the Shawmut mine.
The stockholders of the Timpanogas
Coal company are scheduled for a
meeting in Provo today.
]. T. Breckon. NJ. E., will leave for
the Gold Mountain district to do some
work at the Annie Laurie mine.
The Conklin sampling works received
one car of ore from Tintic, five from
Park City and one from Nevada
The last car of ore received from the
Ophir mine at Stateline was settled for
on a basis of 215 ounces silver and IS
gold.
The Colorado iron works has closed
its Salt Lake Office, but Captain A. NJ.
Grant will continue to represent the
firm in this section.
P. ]. DAILY. accompanied by a survey
or, left for Silver City last night for
the purpose of surveying the Beatrice
D mining claim for patent.
Allan G. Campbell returned yesterday
tr-tr rfra 1..l1 Srat ali
He will remain in the city for several
days to attend TO some important min
ing matters.
The current issue of the Engineering
and Mining Journal contains an elab-
crate writelup of the Golden Gate mine
of -Mercur from the pen of H. L. ].
Warren of this city.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling
works reported the arrival yesterday of
one car of ore from Bingham, one from
Nevada, one from Fish Springs and
eight from Park City.
President Samuel Mcintyre is ex-
pected home this morning from Ne
vada Upon his arrival the Mammoth
directors will be called together to post
the forthcoming dividend.
Joseph Dederich, the mill contractor,
expects to leave for Mercur this morn
ing. and before returning home he ex-
poets to see the new additions to the
Mercur and Daisy mills completed and
ready to be put into commission.
H Scheff1in, representing the general
offices of the Gates iron works of Chi
cago, arrived in the city yesterday and
was the guest of George o. Bradley.
Mr.. Scheffiin came down from Helena,
where he placed a large machinery or
der.
The option on the Copper Glance
mine of Bingham, which was given to
local and eastern parties not long ago,
has been declared off. Yesterday was
the last day of the extension of time
granted, and the property is again in
charge of the original owners.
Operations on the O'Donovan group,
consisting of the Atlanta and other
claims. adjoining the Silver Key prop
e1ty. Park City, have been resumed
and the property is being tapped at
depth through the Silver Key tunnel
by parties who hold a bond and lease
upon il.
Baker City Democrat: The news
comes from the Bonanza mine, and the
reports are deemed in every way re-
liable, that recently new bodies of ore
have been opened in the mine and the
no time in two years past has the Bo-
nanza looked better than now, SO say
those who are in a position to know,
and il can be confidently expected that
the monthly outputs of gold from this
already big producer Will be consider
ably increased from this time on