The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-26

c. V. Wheeler of the South Swansea
came up from Silver City yesterday.
Z. o. Lee. one OF the Four Aces di-
rectors, spent yesterday at the mine
L. G. Rognon of the New Mammoth al
Bingham was at that mine yesterday.
f. f. Wilson was at Bingham yesterday
making an examination of the Ben But
Ter.
The May Day. at Tintic. is said to be
looking fine, with d big breast of ore ex-
posed.
\. V. Taylor and w. II. Dodge returned
Yesterday from their trip to the Park val
ley district
Three cars of Bingham and one car OF
Tintic ores reported at the Conklin samp-
Ter yesterday.
b. F. Corey of Mercur went south yes
terday TO make an inspection of some
mining property.
Jesse Knight came up from Provo yes
terday and spent the day attending to
mining matters.
Captain Snyder has returned from a
trip to Bingham, where he went TO look
after some mining interests.
Fred b. Flindt. the well-known concern
trating man of Park City. is down to fix
up some business matters.
Dan Clay came in with a shipment of
ore from the Julia Dean. which adjoins
the Red Wing, at Bingham.
Gill S. Peyton is at the Chloride Point
on Lion hill. making preparations to start
I.
Manager Jones says the Mingo is now
turning out bullion again. though only
part of the plant has as yet been put in
operation.
Broker A. T. Moon yesterday traded
1900 shares of Daisy to J. G. Thompson
FOR a like amount of -Four Aces. The trade
WIS even up.
The officials OF the Red Wing at Bing
ham state that the force of men employ
ed at the mine will be increased 80 per
cent right away.
Reports coming from the South Sun
beam indicate that the shaft will have
reached $50 feet in depth by the end of
the next thirty days.
1t was reported on the street last even
ing that John McSorley, foreman at the
Daly-West mine. Park City had also been
put in charge of the Morgan property.
Morris Bamberger, who will retire from
the management of the Geyser- Marion on
June !, has accepted a similar position
will assume his new duties probably in
July.
There are three applicants for the no.
sition of superintendent OF the Geyser
Marion at Mercur. The directors will
make a decision in the matter at their
next meeting.
S. w. Mosby came in from Bingham
Yesterday. where he had been to arrange
the he p''elimii.aries OF starting work on the
Chic ago. a full force of men will he
started on drifts from two levels on the
lSt OF the month.
The Diamond Consolidated Mining COM
pany yesterday perfected an amendment
to It's incorporation articles whereby the
,ompanys CAPITAL is decreased from ST.
i9.VO TO S2(0.000 the par value of the
shares remaining at 81 each.
5 a. Kenner has received some very
encouraging reports from the Gold Hill
he Lincoln district, Beaver county. He.
associated with w. L. Croft and Others
Iwn the properties mentioned.
William G. Adamson has returned from
trip to the Beaver Lake district, where |
he went TO look at some properties He
'ayS he is well pleased with what he saw
here, and is of the opinion that more de |
'elopment will open up some good mines. |
Reports have been received from Park |
ALLEY, Box Elder county. to the effect
hat good showing of sylvanite ore had I
,een found in the property being Develop
d by Bauer. Denhalter and Leech. 1t is |
aid the ore carries very encouraging
'alues.
A car of ore arrived at the shelters last
vening from the Northern Light. on Lion
Hill. 1t is given out at the company's |
ffices that the ore will run from $50 to 200
unces silver and Sl5 to $50 gold. Ii is be-
eved the ore will be worth something
Ike $3.50.
John c. Stillwell. who has the manage
1ent of the Emma and Flagstaff mines at |
Ilta has come down from that camn
eet deep yet. and since the warm wealth.
r came on il is almost impossible for
ny one TO get about
A copy of the recently adopted amend
lent 10 the articles of incorporation of
he Boston-Nevada Copper company was
led yesterday with the county clerk. The
increases the capital stock
rom $4,000 to $4,000 and the par value
{ the shares from 10 cents to 81.
Word from Master Mechanic Murdoch of
70 Nm ut pa rtx ~. 10 ct icyI+ ]
the effect that the Marsac mill would
2 in readiness to start 'lp on the LIST of
lie month or very soon after The prin-
pal change being made at the plant is
lie capacity of the roasters, which will
: nearly doubled. &
Colonel S. B. Miner has returned from {
trip 10 the Petro at Bingham. where {
2 made preparations for immediate ore ]
iipments from that mine. He says the
inc is looking good. and while there he j
II some men to work building new ore
rs The new road from the mine IN !
ingham has been completed J