The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-30
Mining Notes.

Judge Henry Rives was in Tooele
yesterday.
The New Mammoth mill will start up
this week.
Development work is progressing on
the Rob Roy at Bingham.
J. T. Mcconnell goes to Price today
for several days business trip.
The United States Mining company
marketed two cars of ore yesterday
The Centennial Eureka was in the
market with eight cars of ore yester-
day.
E. G. Rognon. manager of the New
Mammoth, visited that property yes
terday.
The Conklin sampler received ten
cars of Tintic and one car of Bingham
ores yesterday.
The Saturday afternoon closing
scheme of the stock brokers makes the
row have holiday appearance.
Quite a company of brokers are con-
templating a trip to the Ogden canyon
today on the Short Line excursion.
]. A. Cunningham, jr., has returned
to Tintic to look after his duties as su-
peTintendent of the East Tintic rail-
way.
Thomas Kearns is expected back
from the Big Indian property, on which
seize lively work is being done just
now. tonight.
The seat on the Salt Lake exchange
heretofore owned by Denman Blanch-
ard has been transferred to Popp d
Mccormick.
The Old Colony and Eureka Mining
companies have ordered the prelimi-
nary surveys for patent TO their Tin
tic properties.
city for several days, returned to the
Copper Mountain mine in Box Elder
county yesterday.
Superintendent Moeller reports he has
encountered some hard rock in the
South Sunbeam, and is only making
about foot a day.
d. c. Mclaughlin. the Park City min
ing operator. who has been in town for
two or three days, leaves for home
again this morning.
Edwards Roberts of Boston. who is
interested in a number of Utah mining
properties, has gone 10 Park City to
look UP some new investments.
The Townboy Gold & Copper COM
pany is the name of a new concern
about to be incorporated. The company
will develop seven claims in Dry Fork
canyon, Bingham.
ing to send down some new shipments.
1t is reported there are several car
loads of away up stuff" on the dump,
ready to come out
1t is reported a strike of good ore of
considerable importance has been made
in the Midnight Bowers. The stock
was very active, but the rumored
strike lacked confirmation.
Hartwig A. Cohen of Captain De La
mars exploration department, left for
New York City yesterday. Affairs at
the Bingham properties will be left in
charge of Henry NJ. Crowther.
Miss Bessie L. Shirley. editor of the
Salt Lake Mine & Stock Journal, has
case of infiammatory rheumatism. and
it will be some time before she will be
able to be out again.
Mr.. y. A Dunyan, superintendent of
the Eureka, came up from
Tintic yesterday with very sick child,
which was brought here for treatment.
Manager c. Z. Allen will remain at the
big mine until his return.
Carson Appeal: Men at the c. & c.
entered the 1850 level yesterday and
found a lot of timbers and other debris
that had been fioated out by the water.
Work will be prosecuted and the drift
cleaned out as rapidly as possible.
Mammoth Record: The Yankee tun-
nel on which Louis Gatewood has just
contract of 100 feet. and
contract for another 100 feet will be let |
by the company. An upraise will also |
be run ninety feet from the face of the |
tunnel. 1t shows streak of quartz and |
ledge matter sufficient to warrant Man. |
ager T. d. Sullivan to run a crosscut.
Silver City Star: Dan Neff and asso- |
ciateS have secured a bond and lease |
on some very promising property in |
West Tintic and are now sinking on the |
ground. good looking vein OF galena |
appears in the bottom of the ten-foot !
shaft now on the property..Dan brought |
in some very good pieces of ore show
ing galena and copper. and is enthusi- |