The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-11
Mining Notes.

IL \. Cohen is in San Francisco.
today.
-Four cars of Swansea ore were at tn,
sampler yesterday.
| II. L. J. Warren went TO Bingham or
| mining business yesterday.
II. w. Horne, the mining engineer
went out TO Tintic last night
c. II. Lashbrook, the well known mining
man OF Bingham, is in the city.
Colonel E. a. Wall went out to TintiC
on mining business last evening.
E. G. Rognon of the New Mammoth
had business at Mt. Nebo yesterday.
George Silks and Cal Woods had
mining business in bingham yesterday.
r. Il. McConaughy and Glen r. Both
Wei visited the sacramento yesterday.
the Dixie mine will be in the market
today with a shipment OF ore and bullion.
Phomas Weir went to Tintic yesterday
to look after his mining interests in that
camp.
II. S. Mckay, president of the La
Cigale, is expected 10 arrive from Boston
TO-DAY.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler reported
the arrival of six cars OF Unite ores yes
terday.
A shipment of cyanides is expected
from the Star mine IN Pine canyon about
the 10Th inst.
The directors of the Dexter held a meet
ing yesterday and talked over matters of
d routine mature.
j. b. Taylor has returned from a trip
OF several days duration in the West
Mountain district.
Yesterday was dividend day at the
Mercur ONCE. ChecKS were sent out 10
the amount OF $5J,uVJ.
An officer OF the Showers Consolidated
said last night that the new steam hoist
Is expected 70 start up today.
W. w. Old, manager OF the Dixie Cop
per company, Will 90 down 10 Emery
county To-Day on mining business.
A. 5. Day, manager of the La RENE,
Will go 10 Unite today ana expects 10
remain at that property for several Gays.
John Dern has returned from a trip TO
the international with N. hopp. 1ney
report the mine IN better condiuon than
ever.
l.. Jacobs went TO Stockton yesterday %
make an inspection OF the Bunker IlIn
mine.
W. T. Dinwoody was at the Dipper
mine in Little Cottonwood Sunday. lie
recently let a contract Tor NIFTY Ieet O1
additional sinking.
Jonas Josephs of Shelbyville, Ind, went
with ii. ). Joseph ana ISadore Morris 10
make an Inspection OF the CIalend Il I risn
Springs yesterday.
Since Jan. l last the Taylor Brunton
sampnng works nave hsndieu from Unite
23,Sn IONS; bingham 4,z23 tons; other
camps la / tab 3-y5S Ions. IOtal. j.. 90 tons.
Ed Waterman returned yesterday from
q trip cas-. he went as Iar as Michigan
10 present tan mining propositions. III
which he was successful IN getting cap
iUal interested.
The shipment Of cyanides and bullion
when arrived from the Dexter yesterday
was valued At $SStp. This Is the largest
lot that has come down from that prop
erty LOT some time.
ENCOURAGING reports continue To come
from the Snowstorm on the West DIP.
Drifting has begun a. the do level and
good milling ore = ulscIOSed. The prop
erty ad1olns the South Daisy.
Another gold brick from the Dexter
mine in NeVana passed through the Ma
tional Bank Of the Republic yesterday. N
transit 10 The government assay ONCE at
Denver. II was valued AT $500
Pat II. r. Malloy left yesterday for the
Contact district. NeV.. to start up opera
TONS on the DE isanO group OF copper
claims, which aGjoins the Blue ord |
group. recently gathered in by Samuel /
NeWhouse.
VIII S. Brown. one of the Mercur di-
rectOrs, has arrived in the city from |
remont, Neb. lie expects to leave for /
Cherry Creek, New. today to see opera |
lions started up at the North Mountain /
mine AT that place.
Il was reported last evening that an /
important strike had been made on the /.
80 level in the Dalton q Lark mine of 1
Bingham, just 10 the south OF the shaft.
The ore IS SlVer-lead. and is said to be !
very fine looking stuff
+. NJ Langford left for the Melcher
nine in southern Idaho last night. The
lew air compressors and other machinery
AVE arrived at KeltOn and he goes M
% tfIp superintendent Nate White ger
l properly installed. Mr. Langford SAYS
lie goes not look for any important de-