The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-09
Mining Notes.

3. F. Redman will go out to Tusca-
rora in few days.
J. F. Connor came in from the West
Argentine of Stockton yesterday
The late shipment from the Petro at
Bingham melted the company $500.
The Bullion Beck will likely come for
ward with its July dividend tomorrow
The TaylorBrun sampler received
fifteen cars of ore from Tintic yester-
day.
Sam Mcintyre. president of the Nam
moth. went down to that mine last
night.
r. ]. Coleman, manager of the New
mouse interests, was in Bingham yes
terday.
The Chloride Point reported with
200-pound shipment of cyanides yes
terday.
J. B. Graham, editor of the Bingham
Bulletin, came down from that camp
last night.
w G. Adamson, the well known min
ing engineer, has returned from a trip
into the La Sal country.
1t is reported Don Mcguire is about
to inaugurate shipments from his prop
erty near the Ogden Hot Springs
r. Z. Worrell left yesterday morning
Tor the Wedge Extension, in the Ohio
mining district. where he will remain
for several days.
Thomas Caffey is up from the Deer
Lodge district, in Nevada, for a few
days. Mr.. Caffey is operating in the
Pixies Diggings end of the district
H. Bennett, one of the oldest mining
operators in Nevada, is in the city for
few days. Mr.. Bennett has large in
terests in the Deer Lodge district.
The assessments levied some time
of Ia al
Good Hope Placer and Cedar Valley
Mining companies became delinquent
yesterday.
Mercur Miner: B. 7. Lloyd, who has
bond on the Sir Victor, was out from
Salt Lake a few days ago to arrange
for letting another contract on that
promising property.
George Silks. who is operating the
AjaX-Mammoth Extension in the Tin
tic district, came up from that camp
yesterday, and says the mine is look
ing more encouraging than ever.
Vice President w. H. Tibbals an
nounced last evening that he would
likely call meeting Of the directors
of the Salt Lake Mining Exchange
Monday to take up the matter of
choosing a successor TO President ]. +.
Jackson.
]. S. Fulton, the well-known broker
morning for Portland, Seattle and
British Columbia points, where he ex-
poets to recuperate his health. He I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis
several months ago.
The local officers of the Carbonate
Hill mine Of Morgan county are get
ting up the monthly pay roll. Man
ager A. Van Patten, who is in the city
for few days, says the mine will con-
tinue its regular shipments. Several
drifts are being run, and as fast as pos
sible the force at the mine will be in
creased.
Ed Loose of Grand Central fame
came up from Provo yesterday and
spent several hours comforting with
VIII Hatfield on important mining
business. 1t is supposed they have
something on besides the Grizzly in
Big Cottonwood. Mr.. Loose said he
had nothing for publication concerning
the Big Indian deal.
John A. Kirby, superintendent of the
Bullion-Beck, arrived in the city yes
terday. He says the company has con-
tracted to ship 5000 tons of ore to the
Farrell MILL forty tons of which is now
being treated there daily. A depth of
1.500 feet has been attained in the mine,
where there is a good showing of ship
ping and milling ore.
Elmer Hill of the Keystone and For
tune of Bingham is in the city. He
has just marketed forty tons of ore
from the Fortune. He says the mine
is being developed right along and the
lower tunnel has reached the length
IF 1,S40 feet. Mr.. Hill says the property
never looked so good as now. and he Is |
confident he is getting pretty close 10 |
q body Of ore of considerable magni-
tude.
Tintic Miner: The Treasure Hill
company is in arrears with the men to |
the extent of about three months pay, |
and to the woman who kept the board |
ing house for several hundred dollars. |
There are also several time checks |
floating around that have been cashed |
by business men and the management |
refuse to make any settlement becaust. |
of an internecine war that is raging |
over the control of the stock. The men |
TO whom wages are due are not in very |
good circumstances. and the course Of |
the company towards them has been |
outrageous.