The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-23
Mining Notes.

FRANK b. COOK visited Tiptic on min
ing business yesterday.
Broker Ed Sheets is expected home
from a trip to st. George today.
The South Swansea marketed a car of
ore yesterday and the Horn Silver two
cars.
Sacramento reported at the gold
sampllng rooms yesterday with 300
pounds of cyanides.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling
/ works received three cars of ore from
Tintic. two from Frisco and three from
Bingham yesterday.
The stockholders of the New Nam
moth Mining company will meet today.
1t is believed by some that the session
will be a very spirited one.
Secretary NJ. C. Morris of the Horn
Silver Mining company is making UP
the annual report of the mine to be
submitted TO the stockholders after the
first Of the year.
Edward Mclaughlin, one of the prin-
] cipal owners of the West Ontario group
of claims, Park City. leaves for Boise
City today to spend the winter Boise
is Mr.. McLaughlin's old stamping
ground.
E. ]. Raddatz is in from Stockton to
spend the holidays. Work at the Homo
rine, he says, is progressing as we'll as
can be without machinery, pumps, etc,
which he does not expect to receive be-
fore sometime next month.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is a
copy of the telegram sent to the secre-
tary of the Comstock Pumping associa-
ton by Manager Ryan yesterday MORN
ing: AT $50 this morning wafer 112
feet six inches below the 1850 station.
No. elevator running continuously
Observation-Disclosures stock was quoted
at so a share at the opening of the
Boston stock exchange yesterday morn
ing. More orders for the stock from
Salt Lake have been sent to Boston
than the correspondents of the local
brokers there have been able to FILL
St George News: The shipments
made from the Apex group of mines
leased by. the st. George Copper Min
ing company, from April Z, to Nov. l.
this year. number thirteen, and consist
ed of 264,S2S pounds of copper ore. 123,-
Sos pounds of copper bullion and 1888
pounds of matte
st. George News: Samuel Fullerton
and Frank Dodge left here Wednesday
to do development work on the Cum
ningham mine. The Cunningham is a
rich copper property owned by Ed NJ
Brown. Andrew Sorrenson, James An
drus and Frank Dodge. It is close to
the Savannah mine
Further gratifying reports We're re-
ceived from the Northern Light yester-
day morning 1t is now said that the
ore body recently encountered is open
ing up in very encouraging manner
and a shipment of high-grade ore, the
first in three months, will be on the
market in a few days.
Henry Mccormick came down from
the Lucky Boy. al Custer, Ida. yester-
day to spend the holidays at home The
mine is giving a good account of itself
these days and the mill, with its re-
Gently added cyaniding department, is
also reported by Mr.. Mccormick to be
giving good satisfaction
Grand Valley Times: J. L. Loomis
came down from Mill Creek Monday
and left for Colorado Springs. He ak
poets TO return in few weeks. The
company of Colorado mining men he
represents. has arranged to put in re-
duction plant in the early spring, and
in the meantime will complete their ap-
plication for patent
HALEY Qda) Times: Foreman
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Beaton and
a number of other residents at the Tip
top group of mines came in last night
and stayed over until today, when
they returned home. They say that
work at the Tiptop mine and mill will
be suspended from Friday morning UNI
til Wednesday morning, the 9th inst |
On that date work WILL be resumed in
the mine, but not in the mill, as the |
weather is too cold. The mill could. of |
course, be kept in operation by heat |
ing ii, but as this would be somewhat |
expensive and the owners are not par |
ticularly anxious for the output the |
mill be shut down for two or three |
months, or until the return of miIder |
weather.