The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-26
Mining Notes.

This is dividend day for the Petro.
W. r. Grant has returned from a trip
to Butte.
The Centennial Eureka marketed eleven
cars of ore yesterday.
+. q. RognOn went out TO the New
Mammoth al Bingham yesterday.
A NJ. Grant of the Colorado Iron Works
will leave for Nevada today on business.
The Mammoth mine reported in the
market with twelve cars or ore yesterday.
Addison Byber, the well known mining
man of Milford, came up from the south
yesterday.
D. G. Jackling of Captain De Lamar :
Mercur STAFF came IN from that camp
last night.
Manager J. w Neill of the United
States Mining company has returned from
a trip to Butte.
The Taylor Bruntan sampler received
twenty-five cars of ore from the Iintic
district yesterday.
The Conklin sampler received seventeen
cars of ore from Unite and one from
Bingham yesterday.
7. T. Farnsworth is back from a sew
erai days trip to the New Pass gold
property in Nevada
Two cars of copper and three cars of
concentrates were reported at the Horn
Silver office yesterday.
Editor Will c. Higgins of the Mining
Review was in Bingham yesterday ana
visited the New Mammoth mine.
John T. Hodson and Glen r. Boutwell,
We're in Bingham yesterday. The latter
spent the day at the Petro and Congor.
Superintendent Beck of the Aetna mine
near Haley, Ida, writes the ore bodies
in the mine show Improvement as devei-
opment progresses.
D. Mcpherson Boyd. the genial cashier
of the Glasgow x Western Exploration
company, has returned from the COM
pany's Nevada properties.
Captain De Lamar has changed his
plans about his coming to Salt Lake. He
Will be here a little later on, but the date
OF his arrival is now indefinite.
The directors of the Little Pittsburg
met yesterday afternoon and levied an
assessment of one-half cent share,
which becomes delinquent Aug. 2S
The New Mammoth mine and mill at
Bingham will be connected up with cleo
trio power today and within a very few
days the mine and mill will both be rum
ming wide open.
r. J. Evans, accompanied by Mr.. Lath-
rop. an eastern party Interested in the
Ophir mine at Stateline. left for that dis
trict last night. They will be absent un-
Ill the latter part of the week.
Albert S. Day. manager of the La RENE
mine at Tintic. will leave for the east
cago and New York before returning.
which Will be in about month.
Colorado people are Said to be getting
quite numerous in the Gold Mountain dis
Cripple Creek offers quite an attraction
from mining men from the Centennial
state.
Word has been received from ]. c.
mine at Stockton, stating that the mine
is improving right along, and he ex
presses the belief that the property will
enter the list of shippers within thirty
days.
Gus Cole. superintendent of the Ben
Butler mine at Bingham has advised the
local officials of the company that the
contractors have finished up tifty-five feet
of work in the new tunnel and some lead
ore is coming in, with indications of grow
ing bigger.
W. 3. Andrew. the well known broker.
has received d letter from his brother at
encouragingly Of the Nevada company's
property there. He says in a thirty-five-
foot cave a large body of excellent grade
ore has been exposed.
Elmer Hill who is operating the Key
stone and Fortune mines at Bingham
came in from camp last night. He says
the report circulated that he has a deal
on for the sale of the Fortune is untrue
Certain parties approached him on the
matter. but when he found out that they
were not possessed with the ready cash-he
cut off negotiations.
Frank Wilson is back from De Lamar
and reports everything quiet in the big
gold camp. Regarding the second pay
ment on the option recently given by him
on his April Fool holdings, and which be-
comes due on the first. Mr.. Wilson says he
has heard nothing whatever. He has not
received the slightest inkling of whether
II VIII be made or not. He is not worry
ing. however.
Charles Lammersdorf has a deal on for
the sale of all OF his interests in the Sc
vier gold mine for a price involving over
$4,000 He stated yesterday that he had
formed a connection with some st. Louis
parties who are to send experts out to
make an examination of the mine at once
Mr.. Lammerdorf controls all but about
1900 shares in the company and If the
leal goes through 1t will clean up every |
hing he has in the mine.
The death of Smith Ehenger. one of
Park City's old timers, which occurred in |
his city last week, interfered with a |
ieal which was pending on the Boulder |
Basin property in the Snake Creek dis |
rict. The ground is controlled by Will |
am John Wilson, DIR. G. ID. Gregor and |
,. c. Williamson, but MIR. Ehenger's one |
quarter interest was needed 10 complete /
he arrangements, so the sale will likely |
De held up for several months in conse- |
luence.