The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
TIE SALT LAKE HFRALp: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 1e, 1899

illustrations. of the Red Wing mine at
i Bingham.
Harry B. Cole. the stock broker. is in
Denver. asafs
The Horn silver marketed two cars of
ore yesterday.
The Acme at Bingham marketed two
cars of ore Yesterday
Ed Loose of Grand Central fame-was in
the city for few hours yesterday.
The South Swansea reported at the
A shipment of high-grade ore from the
Chloride Point mine will be in the market
on Monday.
Over 1900 shares of Daisy stock was
curbed yesterdaysat figures ranging from
10 up to IFS cents.
Manager George A Lonsb4ry of the
Dyer mine. near Vernal, arrived at the
krutsford yesterday.
Superintendent H. G. Heffron went out
to the Bingham Copper & Gold company 5
property again yesterday.
Judge Morris Sormer Will GO to Park
City tomorrow for the purpose of form
ing another mining company.
Surveys have .heen completed on the
ground of the Florence Mining company
for some amended locations.
1t was stated at the Tetro office yester-
day that there would be very few deiin-
quents on the l cent assessment.
The conklin sarnpling works reported
the arrival. OF seven cars of ore from Tin
-
The Taylor & Bruton sampling works
received five cars of ore from Tintic, two
from Frisco and two from Bingham yes
terday.
y. S. Mitchner. superintendent of the
Lion Consolidated at Stockton. has re-
turned to that property after brief stay
in the city.
A carload of ore from the Lion Consol-
iGated mine at Stockton was in the mar
ket yesterday. 1t averaged Alb per cent
lead and 60 ounces silver
Mercur Mercury: Sinking the main
shaft continues at the Malvern and the
force will be increased as sOon as the
ground is sufficiently opened.
Mercur Mercury: Work is being pushed
ahead at the Glencoe. and marked i'm
provement in the character of the ground
leads Superintendent Raddatz to believe
that he will soon be in bonanza.
The New Mammoth reported at the gold
sampling rooms yesterday with 100 pounds
of cyanides which it is thought Will bring
5000. Chloride Point also deposited its
regular bi-monthly quota of some 900
pounds.
Mr.. J. f. Bamberger declines to discuss
his option on 50,0oO shares of DalSy-West
which expires tomorrow. The gentleman
says when the time comes he viii be will
ing to talk. but as long as nothing Is set
tied he has absolutely nothing. to say
Manager NJ. Kopp of the Maple mine at
Tintic Yesterday ordered new whim for
that property, which will be. put into
commission at once and used in sinking
the present shaft. which is down ninety
eight feet to the depth of 200 feet. at
which point il is the present intention
to commence cross-cutting-
George H. Dern left for Nevada yes
terday. The gentleman Will be Joined at
Elko by W. B. Andrew, who preceded
him and together they will go to Tusca-
rora inspect the Young America. Dex-
ter and other properties, and then proceed
to Galena OF look into its affairs. They
will be absent for about a week.
Robert Sterling has returned from
trip to Tintic. where he has been engaged
in making some surveys at the Picnic
mine He says ii is sure to make a big
property, and the new discovery of ore in
the shaft has widened out to twelve. feet
Mr. Sterling SAYS good results are being
attained in the development at the Sill
yer Bow mine
w. Mossop has resigned the responsible
position he has held for a term of years
with the Observation-Disclosures Mining COM
pany at Tintic, and accepted more
lucrative place with the Vulcan Copper
Mining company. operating in western
Nevada, under the direction of Superln-
tendent n. A. Dunyon. formerly OF the
Observation-Disclosures mine.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is
copy of the telegram sent to the stscre-
tary of the Comstock Pumping associa-
ton by Manager Ryan yesterday morn
ing: .'At $50 this morning water was I'D
feet 9 inches below 1850 station. No. l
elevator running eighteen hours and
thirty minutes. and No. 2 elevator five
hours and thirty minutes"