The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-17
Mining Notes.

Duncan ellis. one of the shift fore
men at the Silver King mine, is in the
city.
The Conklin sampler reported the ar
rival of ten cars of Tintic ore yester-
day.
Foreman Matt Connolly of the On
tario mine is down from the Park for a
day or two.
Captain Snyder was at Mercur yes
terday, where he made an examination
of mining property.
George H. Fennemore of Beaver, is
in the city. He is extensively engaged
in mining in southern Utah.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler yes
terday received five cars of ore from
Tintic and three from Frisco.
Colonel Altman has returned from the
south where he examined some cop
per properties in the vicinity of Mil
ford.
Secretary ]. II. Deming and John
Paradise, a director of the Valeo COM
pany, Park City, drove down from the
Park yesterday.
1t is reported that regular shipments
| of high-grade ore are arriving daily
at Milford from Stateline, and from the
vicinity of st. George.
H. North has purchased the seat of
! H. Hodson, and d. S. L. McCorkle has
bought that belonging to r. E. Water
man on the Utah Stock & Mining ex-
| change.
The Annandale mine, adjoining the
Emerald in Tintic, is said to have a
fine showing of ore. Development work
to the amount of $4,000 has been done
on the property.
Dan McCl6ud will leave this morn
n
OF the Buffalo Hump country Mr.
McCloud was at one time foreman of
the Old Galena at Bingham.
Mr.. Lyon. who owns controlling in
terest in the Wedge mine in the Horse
Heaven country, came up from Marys-
vale last evening and will remain in
the city several days on business.
E. G. WINS, formerly of The Herald.
has become associated with F. F. Nc
Gurr1n Co, and beginning
this morning will represent that firm
on the floor of the Salt Lake exchange.
b. s. Kimball and s. w. Mosby left
for the Park Valley district, in the
northwestern part of the state. last
night. on weeks trip of inspection at
the different properties in that section.
Mr.. A. Buck of Phoenix, Ariz., is
in the city looking after some mining
matters. He thinks favorably of COM
ing to Salt Lake to reside permanently
and become actively engaged in min
ing.
A letter was received yesterday from
the contractor working on the South
Sunbeam at Tintic in which he stated
the mine was looking fine and that it
is only question of a short time until
1t will be shipping ore.
James Farrell came down from the
Park yesterday. He says it will be
some days before ore hauling from the
Dalv West can be commenced. The
snow is going out of the hills very
slowly on account of the cold weather.
The new road has been completed
from Bingham to the Petro mine Glen
X Boutwell,, manager of the property.
Will return the last of the week and il
is expected he will start shipments of
ore from this mine a few days after his
arrival home.
j. b. Thompson returned yesterday
from Frisco, where he has been MAX
ing an examination of mining proper
ty. He states that a double compart-
ment shaft is being put down on the
Morrison group in Copper gulch. The
property is being operated by P. A.
Franklin, and lies adjoining the old
Cactus property.
p. p. Evans came down from Center
vile yesterday and reports consider
able activity in both the Pennington
and Centerville districts. In the latter
he saws several parties have moved
on to their claims during the past week
or two. pitched their tents and com
menced the seasons. campaign While
no paying mines have yet been devel-
oped there is every indication that this
work will develop something
good.
G. 5. Loring, who has been in charge
of the installation of the big hoistine
plant at the Grand Central, came in
from Tintic yesterday. and in a day or
two will leave for the Park to get
things moving at the Loring Bros mill
The plant was put in to work the old
Mayfower dump and tailings from the
first Weber & Kearns' juggling plant
and Mr.. Loring says they have decided
to discard the steam jigs in their mil,
and replace them with tables, probably
Wilheys.