The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-25
Mining Notes.

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Mining Notes.
George II. Dern win be back from Ne
vada tomorrow.
Manager John ]. DAILY was at the Daily
West yesterday.
H L. ]. Warren has returned from a
| trip to New York City.
Samuel Newhouse is coming west from
New York He is now at Denver.
A car of ore will be in from the Louise
s., AT Bingham, the first of the week
The Ajax marketed five cars of ore yes
terday; the Mammoth reported with five
General Manager L. c. Huck of the
Annie Laurie will be out from Chicago
Tuesday next.
Ezra Thompson leaves for the Park to-
day, to look after business affairs on that
end of the line.
Manager Edgar G. futile has returned
from trip to the Copper Mountain mine,
in Box Elder county.
The directors of the old Centennial
Eureka incorporation are scheduled 10
hold meeting today
General Superintendent NELL will visit
the United States comDanys big bonan-
zas at Bingham today.
The Conklin sampling works received
eleven cars of ore from Tintic and one
from Stockton yesterday.
The Lion Consolidated and Galena King,
both of Stockton. reported in the market
yesterday with car of ore each.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling works
received one car of ore from Frisco, two
from Stockton and one from Bingham
yesterday.
James d. Murdoch, chief engineer for
the Ontario company, after having spent
two or three days in town, Will return TO
the Park today.
The gold sampiing rooms reported the
receipt of 800 pounds of cyanides from
the Overland and 15e pounds from the
Dexter yesterday.
C. n. Streveil president of the Chicago
& Bingham Mining company, expects to
spend Thanksgiving at his former home
in Miles City, Mont
Latest reports received from the Lion
Consolidated mine, at Stockton, conveyed
the Information that six feet of first-class
ore has been disclosed in that property.
V. p. Wells has formed partnership
in the mining stock brokerage business
with +. Z. Wilson. and Mr.. Wells VIII
represent that firm on the exchange mere
after.
George H. Robinson. the well-known
mining expert returned yesterday from a
several weeks trip into Arizona. where
expects to remain in the city several
days.
Colonel o. p Posey is scheduled for a
trip TO San Francisco. leaving tomorrow
night. He goes fer the purpose of ar
ranging for the equipment of the big mill
being erected on his latest Mexican ac-
QUESTION.
Foreman Fred Lewis of the Red Wing
mine. at Bingham. advised Professor w.
H. 1fbbals yesterday that he had begun
loading a car of concentrates. the flrSt
lot turned out from the company's mill
since its enlargement.
Walter c. Orem is back from a Bing
ham trip where he reports everything
looking encouraging at the York. Drift
ing is in progress towards point where
the officials of the company feel certain
how will lar Nra oh .
Varian P. Strange has returned from
Bingham where he went TO complete
patent surveys on the LennoX property.
He says development work is being
pushed forward on the property and two
tunnels are in the course of constructions
Frau Lake. the old-time Parkite who
is now in charge of operations at the
Vipond mine. in the Goose Creek range.
having visited a brother whom ne had
not seen for twenty years. He will return
to his post tomorrow.
Nevada State Journal: c. H. Norton of
Winnemucca has sold the Wandering
Boy very rich copper property located
near Winnemucca. 10 a party of San
Francisco capitalists. he price paid was
$4,000. Work will be commenced at once
to further develop the property. which is
claimed TO be the most extensive copper
mine yet unearthed in the state.
Baker City Democrat: Advices have
been received that a large party of Bay
the. Goth inst. their way TO the Bald
Mountain mine near the hex. a property
recently purchased by them through the
agency of Harry S. McCallum and T. w.
Davidson, who will accompany the party
and have been east for several weeks.
De Lamar Lode: Sam Fennimore
brought in some fine samples. showing
lots of free gold. from his Annetta group
on the Helene side of the hill. He will
leave for Beaver in a few days and will
put a fine sack of samples before his
partner and endeavor TO have things put
in shape for more extensive working of
what appears to be a very valuable
group.
Baker City Democrat: 1t is understood
from a reliable source that there is a
probability that the L. q +. mines at
Cracker creek viii resume active opera
tions in the near future. 1t is known that
eX-United States Senator JEFF Chandler
formerly of St. Louis, Mo-, now resi-
dent of San Francisco. is promoting a
deal by which, if negotiations are carried
out the E. & Z. mines will be purchased
by a wealthy syndicate.
HALEY Times: The Croesus people in
tend to add thirty stamps TO their mill
next spring. They have the ore in sight
that would keep forty stamps go-lg for
years. In a Wine from the 100 level there
is a width of twenty feet of ore. from
which two men extract the tWenty-eight
tons crushed daily by the mill at present.
If the two companies unite in a scheme
of reduction they will probably build a
cable or tramway between their mines
and HALEY and operate il jointly.