The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-19
Notes.

r. G. Wilson went out to Tintic last
night.
Judge Powers was at the Orient mine
in West Tintic yesterday.
Frank Jardine foreman of the Little
PlttsburS, was in town yesterday.
| The -Four Aces reported at the smelt-
ers with four cars of ore yesterday.
The directors of the Galena mine Of
Fish Springs will meet Saturday next
! Telephone connections have been
| made between the Dyer mine and Yer
nal
H. a. Cohen of Captain De Lamar's
staff is expected in from San Francisco
! tomorrow.
The Conklin sampler received eight
I cars OF Tintic and one car of Bingham
ore yesterday.
| The smelter now under construction
at the Dyer mine will be ready for
operation about Sept. 1.
Superintendent r. H Charming of the
Utah Consolidated (the Highland Boy)
came down from Bingham last night.
The brokers' offices will be pretty
| generally deserted next Friday, on ac-
count of the masked carnival at Salt
air Beach.
Martin Mahukin, the we'll known
Mercur business man, came down with
the excursion from that place to Gar
field yesterday.
! Application has been made for
patent on the Liberal claim at Bing-
ham. surveyor went over to the
ground yesterday.
Il. c. Gemmel went out to Bingham
yesterday to look over operations at
the Wall group No. being exploited
by Captain De Lamar.
DR.. NJ. n. Buck, who has taken a
bond and lease on the Saunders group
at Bingham, went out to inaugurate
work on the property yesterday.
Henry A. Rives, the legal representa-
tive of Captain De Lamar at this point
returned from Mercur yesterday, where
he spent several days on business.
]. D. Roblit, prominent stakeholder
in the Lincoln mine, at Minersville,
came up from the south yesterday and
left for his Illinois home last night.
Colonel S. B. Miner has returned
from a trip to the Petro al Bingham.
He says everything looks good at the
mine and big shipments of ore will roll
in from now on.
The Centennial Eureka is doing some
heavy shipping these days. Hardly n
day passes without the arrival of sew
eral cars of ore at the s1nelters. Eight
cars came in yesterday.
Last Friday NJ. ]. O'Meara filed for
record in st. George, notices of location
for the Apex Extension Nos. l, 2, and
3 mining claims, situated in the Tulsa
cubet district, Washington county.
The electrical machinery ordered
some time ago which is to be used in
the hosting works of the Mercur mine
was sent out yesterday. A transform
er was also sent TO the Sacramento.
The deal for the Star Consolidated
mine now looks like a sure go. The
required amount of stock is practically
all in and within the next few days its
final contamination may be announced.
The electrical machinery which has
delayed the starting up of the New
Mammoth mill at Bingham has been
sent out to the mine. Manager Rog- |
non will go out to the mine today to get
its installation under Roadway.
1t is understood the directors of the |
Cedar Valley Mining company will |
have to re-assess the capital stock TO
make the assessment valid. By some |
oversight the notice of the delinquent |
stock sale was not advertised the re- |
quired length of time.
From a remark dropped in one of the |
mining offices a day or two ago, it may |
be taken for granted that the advent |
of the big companies into Bingham |
will precipitate some lively apex suits |
in the near future. Bingham is fast |
coming to the front as an up-to-date |
camp.
Washington County News: Five |
more teams left here this week to haul |
copper ore from the Copper Mountain |
mine. The extreme drouth is retarding |
work at this mine, as the springs upon |
which they depend for water are dried |
up and water has to be hauled some |
distance.
Provo Enquirer: Bishop ]. B. Keller |
is in from the Ashley country this |
morning, where he has been for about |
ten days looking after some mining in |
terests- He reports business fourishing |
and mining matters lively. The Silver |
King group, of which he and other |
Provo men are largely interested, looks |
very promising. Development work |
has been going on since last May, and |
ore has been taken out |
ready for shipment when facilities be- |
come favorable