The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-23

! David Keith returned from Park City
last evening.
H. L. ]. Warren is in Idaho on some
mining business.
C. A Cook will visit Bingham on min-
ing business today.
DR.. s. r. Woodward came down from
Bingham last evening.
Captain A. NJ. Grant went out into
Nevada yesterday on mining business.
The Conklin sampler received five cars
of ore from Tintic and one from Stockton
yesterday.
at the smelter with another car of ore
yesterday.
w. ]. Lawrence and w. E. Hubbard
went out to the Star Consolidated mine
at Tintic last night.
F. ]. Westcott, the bookkeeper at the
Ontario and Marsac mills, Park City, is
in town resting up
Managing Director Duncan of the Chic
ride Point and Overland Mercur, will
leave for these mines this morning.
The Mammoth came in with SIX cars
of ore yesterday. the Four Aces with two
and the Humbug with one. all of Tintic.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
nine cars of ore from Tintic, one from
Nevada and one from Modena yesterday.
Tim O'Connor has returned from the
May Day, near Phoebe, New, where he
says developments are going on salts
factorily-
The Bullion-Beck company has not yet
learned what the Eureka people intend
to do with its ultimatum on the water
question.
Secretay Morris of the Utah Stock Ex-
change announced yesterday that that
board would open for business again on
the morning of Sept. 3.
William Hatfield goes out to Tintic this
morning to look after his mining interests
and Immediately on his return he will go
to Alta, Little Cottonwood. for a like pur-
pose.
]. Park Claiming has returned from a
take his departure for New York, going
by way of San Francisco and thence east
over the Sunset route.
d. c. Jackling, superintendent of the
Golden Gate mill at Mercur. was In the
city yesterday. He says the big plant is
working along smoothly and the refinery
which started up about a week ago is
giving the best satisfaction.
A private letter received yesterday
stated that the tunnel being run at the
Perjue-Surprise mine. near Marysvale,
had reached the length of 102 feet and was
following a stringer Sof ore. The writer
also stated that it was. thought the main
vein would be cut into almost any
moment. Two shifts are working.
w. C. B. Allen, who is devoting his at
tention to the development of the Morning
Star mine at Bingham. came down from
that camp last night where he went to
prepare for the shipment of two cars of
ore. A force of men will commence load
ing the ore tomorrow and Mr.. Allen says
he expects to get it at the sampler by
Saturday.
The new crushers ordered for the Star
mine in Pine canyon sometime ago, are
being put in. When they are set up the
crushing capacity will be increased from
thirty-five to fifty tons. The mine has
shipped in some valuable cyanides in the
past few months. some of them going as
high as $50 to the pound, while the lowest
brought $45. The mine is under the man
agement of James Moffat.
c. A. Nelson, the local representative
of the Exploration company of London
(the Rothchilds). has returned to the city
after an absence of several months. The
which Mr.. Nelson represents is
operating properties in the Occur d'Alene
country in Idaho. as well as in other
western states. At present the company
has no interests in Utah. but it is under
stood it will not be very long until it will
have.