The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
Mining Notes.

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John H. McChrystal was up from Tintic
yesterday.
The Grand Central was in the market
with three cars of ore yesterday.
Morris R. Hunt, manage of the Alaska
mine, Was out to that property yesterday.
The main shaft at the Ophir mine at
Stateiine is down to a depth of 2OS feet.
r. C. Gemmell left for the south yester-
day to conduct some mining examina-
tons.
Jackson McChrystal, superintendent of
the Genini mine, was up from Tintic yes
terday.
Elmer Hill. manager of the Fortune
group in Bingham, came in from camp
last night
Harry S. Joseph took last nights train
for Tintic to give his attention to the
Lower Mammoth
The Conklin sampling works received
six cars of ore from Tfntic and one from
Stockton yesterday.
Joseph Deiderich returned yesterday
from brief trip to Tintic, where he went
to attend to some mining business.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler reported
the arrival of three cars Of ore from
Tintic and three from Frisco yesterday.
w. S. Evans reports development work
going ahead very satisfactorily at the
independence gold mine in the Statelne
district
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terday morning where he went to make
an examination of the Yankee Consol-
idated.
Colonel J. H. Conrod left for Montana
Tuesday night to look after his mining
interests. He will probably be back Sat
urday or Sunday next.
1t was learned yesterday that Stott &
Jennifer the Eureka attorneys. had
placed an order for 10000 shares of Yam
kee Consolidated stock.
II r., I Warmer iS hack from Tintic
where he has been for several days sizing
up conditions in the camp for the En-
cheering & Mining Journal
F. E. Wilson will go out to Stockton to-
day to take the initial steps towards the
inauguration of regular weekly shipments
from the Lion Consolidated.
F. S. Sutherland, who has formed a
partnership with H. r. Carey, has re-
turned from trip into Oregon. He ex-
poets to leave for Denver in a few days
De Lamar Messenger: The Chairman
mine, near Ely. has made its second
cleanup under the new management and
a nice lot of gold dust is now on its way
to the refinery.
Dr. ]. X. Bracken was down from
Bingham yesterday. The doctor was the
owner of a large interest in the Jersey
Blue group. which passed into the hands
OF Connecticut syndicate some time ago
A. F. Holden managing director of the
United States and Centennial Eureka
Mining companies, was in Bingham yes
terday and expects to go out to Tintic
today to look over the property of the
latter named company.
Baker City Democrat: Heber j. Grant
of Salt Lake City, one of the twelve
apostles of the Mormon church. is so,
journing in South Baker. his mission in
this section being to inspect promising
Granite mining property in which he is
interested.
W. G. Lamb. secretary of the Silver
King Mining company, accompanied by
last evening and registered at the Ken
yon. Mr.. Lamb was named as one of
the new directors of the Alliance COM
pany Tuesday.
Ed Waterman is back from a trip TO
Tintic, where he went to examine the
Boston & Tintic and other properties.
The shaft at the Boston & Tintic is down
to depth of 104 feet. where a streak
of nice looking ore has been encountered.
As developer ent progresses an improve
ment is apparent.
G. H. Stafford the mill man. came down
from the Park last evening and said he
proposed to spend the winter in Salt
Lake with his family. In the spring he
goes back to Wardner, Ida, to work a
big dump for which he recently paid
$1,000 in hard cash and from which he
expects to clean up at least $4,000 during
the season.
Tuesday George A Cole brother of
Secretary Cole of the United States Min
ing company, came in from Boston and
registered at the hHulSlOTu- 1eSleIudy,
in company with Managing Director a.
F. Holden and General Superintendent
James W. Neill, the gentleman went out
to Bingham to inspect the great mine.
He returned with Mr. Holden last even
ing. highly pleased with what he had
seen. Mr.. Neill remained at the mine.
De Lamar Messenger: p. Sheahan. who
has resigned his position as mill superin- /
tendent for the April Fool company, left
Phoebe last Wednesday for Panaea, where
he will be joined by w. j. Dooley. 1t is
their intention to commence work on the
old Democrat mining claim, situated in
Chief district about twelve miles south
east of Phoebe. To Mr.. Sheahan is due
the unrivaled success of the company
with which he sewers his connections, an
honor which not alone comes from the
present and past management but the
community in general. and it may he
leaves our midst with a greater circle of
friends than he, and all join in wishing
him well wherever he may go.