The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-29
Mining Notes.

Richard Guenther, jr., will visit Eu-
reka today.
II. l. j. Warren had mining business
in Bingham yesterday.
The Conklin sampler received ten cars
of Unite ores yesterday.
J. a. Cunningham will visit his mining
interests in Tintic TODAY.
c. z. Allen. manager of the great Gen.
tennial- Eureka mine, is in Tintic.
The miners of the Gold Mountain dis
trict are about to elect a district recorder.
Representative William ONeil of Uinta.
county is again in the city on mining bust
ness.
Six cars of Petro ore will be marketed
today to help toward paying u July divi-
derd.
Mining Review, is visiting Tintic and
Mercur.
Three cars of Nevada ore was received
at the Taylor and Brunton sampler yes
terday.
David Evans has opened up a nice
building.
J. f. Hamburger left for short bust
ness trip to the northwest yesterday
morning.
S. J. Paul returned from Bingham last
evening where he went to do some sur
yeying work.
G. f. Dalton returned from a trip to
the Wedge Extension, near Marysvale.
last evening.
Samuel Newhouse will take his depart
ure for the east this morning, 10 be alb
sent from Salt Lake indefinitely.
The citizens of Gold Mountain district
are exercising every means possible TO
secure a postoffice at Snyder City
John Beck. who is engineering a big
asphaltum deal in Chicago, is not expect
ed back for couple of weeks yet.
Jonas Joseph of Shelbyville, Ind. Will
arrive in the city today. Mr.. Joseph is
Interested in various mining enterprises in
this state.
Frank L. Wilson expects to leave for
Idaho today. where he goes to look over
conditions at the Aetna, in the WOOD
river region.
Nelson r. Waterman has returned from
a trip up into the mountains above the
ogden Hot Springs. where he saw some
very favorable looking propositions
Charles I.ammersdorf will be up from
Gold mountain tomorrow to confer fur
Their with Messrs. Dern and Airs regard
ing the contemplated Sewer mine deal.
A 15O-pound sample of ore from the
Dixie mine, near St George. adorns the
window of Broker Peery's office. 1t Is
claimed it will run 60 per cent copper.
One car of copper two cars of first-clasS
silver-lead ore and three cars OF con-
centrates were reported from the Horn
Silver mine at the company's office yes
terday-
Olive b. Lee, representing Lees Texas
AIagazine. published monthly at Dallas.
Tex. has returned from Mercur. Mrs
Lee Is writing up the Utah camps for her
magazine.
a. II. Vahrencamp will leave for An
-telope island today to personally attend
to the development going on at the FREED
group of copper claims. All work Is De-
ing done by contract
Operations are about to start up on the
Big Hill property in the Tintic district,
which was recently Incorporated at
Provo. Sam King is one of the principal
owners of the group.
Fifteen tons of ore from the Utah mine
at Fish Springs, returns from which were
received at the companys office yester-
day, showed it to contain 200 ounces Sill
yer and 5Ola per cent lead per ton.
G. G. Hall has returned from his favor
lite. the Congor mine. at Bingham. and
comes back more pleased than ever and
expresses confidence that the day is not
far distant when it will rival the High
land Boy.
A box of cigars was placed at the dis
posal of the Salt Lake exchange members
during Yesterdays call They were furn-
ished under the direction of L. NJ. West.
n fellow broker, who is sojourning in
Arizona on his "honey-mooning" trip.
Twenty-Five tons of ore from the Check
mate property, located in the Willow
Creek district, Idaho was marketed in
rhis city yesterday on basis of 1856
ounces gold ia ounces silver and So per
cent lead. the gross value per ton being
about $50. or 81. $50 for the shipment.
Richfield Reaper: John L. Scott and
Michael Mansfield. owning a group of
sIaims extending from the Holland down
SEWER Creek canyon, have secured the
of some Salt Lake mining
men and il is proposed to organize a
company a1d incorporate the claims.
Richfield Reaper: From the region Just
south of Monroe, where SO much mining |
settlement has developed over some re- !
,uted rich discoveries. comes the report |
bat Sorenson brothers and Peter Bow |
In have encountered ore that Yields as |
much as 300 ounces silver and so in gold |
or ION This was accomplished after |
irving twenty feet, at which point a vein !
our feet in width and lying between
r,chvta and limestone was broken into. |