The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-24
Mining Notes.

There was very little curb trading re-
ported in mining stocks.
The Daly-West was in the local market
with seven cars of ore yesterday.
Manager p. T. Farnsworth will return
from the Horn Silver mine this morning.
Joe Bamberger has returned from a trip
of several weeks duration in California.
A good showing of copper ore is re-
ported from the New Yosemite at Bing-
ham.
Grand Gllch nire in Arizona. is expected
home today.
Some fine specimens of copper ore were
brought in from the Bunker Hill mine in
Stockton yesterday.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling works
reported the arrival of eleven cars of ore
from Tintic yesterday.
Superintendent Thomas Kearns returned
from two days visit to the great Silver
King mine Friday night
The Conklin sampling works received
twelve cars of ore from Tintic and seven
from Park City yesterday.
General Superintendent James W. Neill
of the United States company's mines
reached Boston last night.
General Manager Robert ]. Coleman of
the Boston Consolidated and other New
house propositions has gone to Denver to
stay over over the holidays.
The Star Consolidated Mining company
made a settlement with the samplers
u
fourteen ounces silver and 81 in gold
Joseph La Due, superintendent of the
Ophir mine, Stateline. arrived in the city
yesterday. He says the mine never looked
so we'll as it does at the present time.
Don B. Giliies, SUPERINTENDENT of the
Sioux-Utah project in Tintic. came up
from camp yesterday and was in confer
ence with General Manager r. D. Grant
during the day.
Colonel George w. E. Dorsey who has
.fr- r1or
magnates for the past six weeks. tele
graphs from his Fremont Neb. home
that he will leave for Utah on Wednesday
next.
Manager Shepherd of the recently in
corporated Congress property in the Tin
tic district, made a flying trip down from
camp yesterday and returned last night.
The tunnel is now. in sixty feet and
good showing is being made.
Manager George Moore of the gold
sampling rooms returned from his south
ern trip yesterday, loaded down with
samples of something from somewhere,
came from he was not prepared yesterday
to state.
r. A. Kirker. who has been putting in
the past six weeks among the hydro
carbon deposits of the Whitmore canyon
section. returned to the city Friday night.
The gentleman is planning for the eStab-
lishment of another big industry in Utah.
the details of which are not yet ripe.for
publication.
The Lucky Boy of Custer, Ida. reported
at the refinery yesterday with another
shipment of gold-silver cyanides. weigh
ing 200 pounds. This makes $50 pounds
from the Lucky Boy in one week. the
first shipment having been on hand sew
eraq weeks before ii was sent out.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is a
COPY of tie telegram sent to the secretary
of the Comstock Pumping association by
Manager Ryan yesterday morning: AT
$50 this morning water los feet inches
below the 1850 station No. elevator
running continuously"
Bingham Bulletin: During this year the
Dewey mill has treated approximately
5000 tons of ore. which came from about
twenty different properties-Old Tele-
graph dumps and Neptune & Kempton
being among the largest contributors. 1t
is an excellent plant and does first-class
work. proving that the Bemis Bros. know
how to select machinery, put 1t up and
run 1t. Prospects are good that the Dewey
mill next year will be kept busy on ores
from the Dixon and other property under
the management of Roy Benis.