The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-01

The South Swansea was in the market
| with car of ore yesterday.
Ben Luce has returned from a trip OF
several days duration in Tintic
! Judge J. T. Mcconnell came back from
! Il Tying trip to Price yesterday.
Ben Johnson, the well snown Stateline
mining operator, left for the diggings
/ last night
The Conklin sampler received eight
! cars of ore from Unite and one from
/ Bingham yesterday.
! Colonel S. b. Miner will go to Bing-
! ham today, where he will look over con-
ditions at the Petro.
The Taylor Brunton sampler received
! eight cars of ore from Tintic and TWO
| from Frisco yesterday.
! g. F. Dalton and a party OF Ogdenites
/ will leave for the Gold Mountain and
/ Ohio mining districts today.
The second payment of 5000 has been
made on the purchase price of the
! Crackerjack mine near Grangeville, Ida.
! The Dalton & Lark mine, at Bingham,
/ is now connected up and receives its
light from the Jordan Narrows power
| plant.
The Ajax in Big Cottonwood canyon
is said TO be looking good and latest ad-
vices from there state that the shaft has
! reached a depth of over 100 feet.
Bert Seaboldt expects to pull out for
Denver and New York this evening TO
consult with some of the people whom
he is interesting in a mining deal or two.
Hon. d. d. Hoag. a member of the
Kansas legislature, is in the city, the
guest of his Son-1n-law, George Moore
manager of the Kansas City Smelling *
Refining company.
The Northern Light reported at the
local refinery with a shipment of 80
pounds of cyanides yesterday. This was
the regular weekly shipment from that
Lion hill property
d. II. Bero, who is working the Scran-
ton group at Bingham, came in last night
and reports conditions favorable at that
properly, which is being developed by a
shaft. The property is located north of
the Red Wing.
George Sutherland has resigned as sec
rotary of the Martha Washington and the
directors have elected Frank ID. Higgin-
botham, jr., to succeed him. The late as
sessment of L cent share becomes de-
linquent today
he directors of the Centennial Eureka
Will prOba bly hold a meeting today, when
il is expected that a meeting of the stock
holders Will be called TO consider Il pro-
posed amendment 10 the articles of in
corporation of the company.
a. J. Mulloy has returned from a trip
to HALEY Ida, where he has been on
mining business. He states development
work has started up in earnest at the
Big Camas mine. under the direction of
Henry NJ. Ryan, who arrived on the scene
last week.
The tunnel at the Free Coinage mine in
Big Cottonwood has reached the length
of 100 feet. Developments show some
very good mineral, but the officers of
the company say it will require consider
able more work in the tunnel 10 intercept
the main ledge.
Denver News: \ number of prospectors
and mining men have left this city and
Victor in the last few days for new
mining camp located near Marysville,
Utah. Specimens of ore from the new
district have been tested here and are
reported to run dollars per pound Many
are inclined to believe that this is the
scene of the new bonanza district.
Samuel Harsh, the veteran mining man,
to whose energy the success of the a. Y.
and Minnie mines in Leadville is largely
due arrived in the city yesterday and
spent a part OF the day in consultation
with Thomas Weir. Mr.. Harsh has min
ing interests scattered about various
parts of the country. He will likely take
a look at some of Mr.. Weir's interests in
Tintic before he leaves.