The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-16
Mining Notes.

p. w. Cromby and Philip Dern were in
from Manning yesterday.
Two cars of ore were on the market
from the Sunbeam of T1nuc yesterday.
7. C. Hainline. the well known mining
man of Vernal, returned homo last even
ing.
John Dern will go out to Mercur today
to look after his many interests in the Dig
gold camp.
The Conklin sampler received fourteen
cars of Tintic and one car OF Bingham
ores yesterday.
The monthly pay checks for the Star
Consolidated employees were sent out to
the camp yesterday.
The Taylor Brunton sampler received
three cars from Tintic, one from Frisco
and one from Modena yesterday.
DEVELOPMENTS at the property of the
Woodlawn Copper company in Big Cotton
wood are said to look most encouraging
c. d. Gardiner of the Daisy directory
visited that West Dip Mercur, property
Yesterday. He is expected home tonight.
Edgar G.. futile of the Salt Lake Cop
per company left for the companyS mine,
The Copper Mountain, in Box Elder coun-
ty. yesterday.
The new gasoline hoist at the Interna-
tional mine in West Tintic was started up
last Sunday. Manager kopp says 1t is
running very satisfactorily.
Latest reports from the South Sunbeam
nj Tinfic state that a cross-cut has been
is directed toward the west wall.
w. ]. Carton of the Bingham Copper &
Gold Mining company, and Clarence X.
Mccormick went TO Ilntlc yesterday 10
make an inspection of the Tesora.
e. J.. Raddatz. the well known mining
man of Stockton, arrived in the city last
evening He says everybody is busy
around Stockton. and there isn't an idle
man in the camp.
George St. Clair will leave today for the
Italian mine in the Salmon River mining
district, Idaho where he VIII take charge
of development work. he expects TO be
absent three months.
new blower has just been set up at
shaft on the Knickerbocker in Parley's
canyon. and from now on two shifts will
be employed in the shaft, which is now
down distance of forty-five feet.
Manager VIII Lawrence of the Star
terday that a shipment of copper ore
would be made from the GOO level of the
mine the latter part of the week.
James Campbell of St. Louis and l.. L.
Knutsford, having came in yesterday to
look into some mining propositions TO
which their attention has been directed.
Samples of ore have been sent in from
ounces silver and per cent copper. The
rich ore is said to occur mainly in pock-
cts. 1t is being sacked and before very
long shipment is likely to come in.
John X. FOulkS has returned from a
trip to the New Mammoth mine at Bling
ham. He states that the new mill is
operating splendidly. Five of the large
teaching tanks are filled. A new gasoline
hoist has been installed at the incline
shaft.
A car of high-grade copper ore reached
the market yesterday from the Apex mine
near St George The ore is at the sam
pier and no returns had been received
from it up TO the close of business hours
last evening. The lot consists of about
fifteen tons.
Latest reports from the North Horn
Silver mine at Frisco Indicate that mine
Is in a very encouraging condition.
drift has been run forty feet from the
bottom of 130-foot shaft and is said to
be close TO the main vein, toward which
IL was directed.
IN speaking OF IKE Dlgglngs yeterday.
turned from trip to that camp SAYS
l.. Drake, one of the original locators OF