The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-08
Mining Notes.

L. Z. Ritter left for a short trip east
yesterday.
Two cars of ore came in from the South
Swansea yesterday.
4. Hanauer has gone to Denver on a
short business trip.
Colonel S. B. Miner has returned tc
| the Dexter at Tuscarora.
Richard Guenther will visit the Little
Pittsburg on Lion hill today.
a 3OO-pound shipment of cyanides ar
rived yesterday from the Overland.
The last shipment from the Four Aces
gave returns of 90 per cent lead and Il
ounces silver
Five cars of Tintic and two cars OF
Bingham ores reported at the Conklin
sampler yesterday.
The 1-cent assessment on Ely stock be-
came delinquent yesterday, and the day
set for sale is the 26th.
An additional shift is TO be put on at
the International. which is said to be
looking better than ever.
r. B. Shepperd, Vivian McCune and
William O'Neil are in Uintah county,
looking after mining property of the lat
ter
The Taylor & Brunton sampler reported
the receipt of four cars of ore from
Bingham. three from Eureka and five
from Mammoth yesterday.
+. r. McNamee. who has been here for
several days. in connection with the big
mining company formed last week. left
for his home at De Lamar last night.
W. T.. Smith returned from Tintic last
evening. An immense flow of water was
struck Tuesday evening in the New Klon-
dixie and filled up the shaft for "a depth of
III feet.
Otto Letter and A w Winberg came
in from the Gonyon. near Diamond. last
evening. They report the property look
ing well. The shaft is all in ore at a
depth of los feet.
President Francis Smith of the Anchor
r.e,lr. as...l II -
Laughlin. came down from the Park last
evening. Mr.. Smith reports that work
on the Anchors new mill is progressing
as fast as the weather will permit.
Dr. l. r. Woodward. who has served
as surgeon for the De Lamar companies
at De Lamar. New, and Mercur. has been
engaged to serve in a like capacity at
Bingham. The doctor is now on trip to
Denver and will shortly return to take
up his duties at Bingham.
President A Van Patten of the Car
Donate Hill Mining company, who has
been i'm the city on business connected
with the mine since Monday, will leave
again today. Next Monday the force at
the mine will be increased to three shifts,
when a car of ore Il day will be mar
keted.
The offices of the Utah Consolidated
Mining company Che Highland Boy) were
moved from the sixth TO the fourth floor
of the Dooly block yesterday. where H.
IF. Poland. the company's representative
Messrs. Newhouse and Weir retain their
old quarters on the sixth floor.
Another shipment of high-grade ore is
expected from the Northern Light in a
few days. AdVices from the mine state
that 100 sacks are being filled with ore
that will go above 600 ounces silver. The
mill has been fired up and If all goes we'll
1t will be started up not later than Satur-
day The underground workings of the
mine are said to be filled with ore and
when the mill begins grinding. everything
below 80 ounces silver will be run
through it.
w. NJ. White, editor of the Beaver
Blade, who has been in the city for sew
eral days on business. received private
advices Yesterday from the South Gran
if. mine which is being developed under
the management of b. +. Woodward of
The Joe Bowers Extension Work is pro-
crossing i'm two claims on the property.
and within the past week a seam of ore
has been cut into showing very encour-
aging indications. The property is To-
Gated near Beaver City.
Reports coming from the Tetro at Tin
tic are very gratifying to the officers of
the company. Development work is be-
ing pushed theoretically in sinking and
drifting Latest advices from the mine
state that a naturalization has been en-
countered in both the tunnel and Wine.
being the first good-looking STUFF that
has come out of the property in several
wears. The strike is said TO be near the
Godiva side-lines indicating that some
thing pretty. good is apt 10 show UP al
most any time