The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-17
Mining Notes and Personals.

1t is learned that good reports have
been received of late from the Imperial,
in Tintic district, formerly known as the
Undine.
]. e. Beveridge. the able superintendent
of the New Mammoth of Bingham, was
in the city yesterday on business with
the company.
Word has been received in the city that
ore carrying encouraging gold values has
been uncovered in the East Daisy, on the
West Dip of Camp Floyd district.
The annual stockholders meeting of
the Northern Light Mining company will
be held on Monday next, Feb. 20, instead
of Tuesday, as enormously stated yes
terday.
Frank Dalton of Marysvale, who has
tied to the Horse Heaven country, above
Bullion canyon, for the past eight years,
is in the city for the purpose OF assisting
in the formation of a company on the
Eagle. a promising gold property which
adjOins the Dalton.
Manager Smith of the West Morning
Glory, near Silver City. is pleased over
the fact that the bottom of the sixteen
foot shaft being sunk in the DEVELOPMENT
of this property is in body of mineral
lied rock which is heavily copper stained,
and he believes that with greater depth d
fine deposit of pay ore will be disclosed
The La Cigale, on the West Dip of
Camp Floyd district, was in yesterday
with a 2Gl-pound shipment of cyanides,
being the first consignment to be made
since the company put in roasters at it's
shipping list, the West Dip Will hereafter
make a greater showing than ever be-
fore.
The board of directors Of the Lulu Con-
soldated Mining company held meeting
yesterday afternoon and arranged for the
performance OF 100 feet of additional work
in the development of its Diamond prop
ert. which is located in close proximity
to the Joe Bowers. The thrty-foot shaft
of the Lulu is showing up some flne-look-
ing rock.
The Herald is informed that a party of
Chicago capitalists is in the city, the IN
tention of whom is to resume work In
the operation of the old Lincoln lead
mine in Lincoln district, Beaver county,
and that supplies and provisions. as well
as machinery equipment, are being or
dered for this purpose The Lincoln is
rich in its metallic treasures, but the
flow of water in its lower workings IS SO
heavy that IL will require heavy pump
inc machinery IL admit of its successful
operation in the Sture.
The Star Consolidated of Tintic district
has two cars more of high-grade ore en-
route TO the market, portion OF the con-
signment being composed of the high
grade ore for which the mine is so noted.
A day or two ago wagon loaded with
this copper ore. and being hauled by four
horses was caDsiZed over the dugWay
leading from the mine to the station at
Robinson. In a short time. however. the
roads will doubtless be free from snow,
when ore shipments from this property
will be heavy as well as regular.
L. Johnson. one of the leading mer-
chants of Vernal. was in the city yester-
day on business Mr.. Johnson was one
of the original uiscoverers of gold in the
Blue mountains. east of Vernal, over
which there is so much excitement in
mining circles at the present time. and
he is of the opinion that when the wea-
Their settles and more work is done in
the development of the prospects of that
region, quite a number of paying mines
will be disclosed there. Mr.. Johnson is
interested in the Manila. one of the first
locations to be made in the new camp.