The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-28
marlet yesterday with a carload of good

market yesterday with carload of good
The Centennial-E Eureka had four cars
! OF ore on the market yesterday
J. A. Cunningham of the Mammoth re-
turned last night from an examination OF
the new strike III this great wealth pro-
Queer
Hon. Theodore Bruback will leave this
morning on a visit TO the Sterling coal
mines in Sanpete. and also to some of the
leading properties in Tintic district.
The new exchange is straining every
nerve TO get ready for its opening call on
MONDAY next The cali room is being
nXed up IN me shape, and It IS expected
that the new organization will do a land
office" business as soon as it is in working
order.
w. a Farnsworth, secretary of the
South swansea Mixing company and also
OF the salt Lake Stock and Mining EX-
change. is the happy father of fine little
daughter which put in its appearance at
his domicile Yesterday. Mr.. Farnsworth
was the recipient of many congratula-
tons yesterday afternoon over the pleas
inG event.
Gill s. Peyton, who is back from an in
spection of the Chloride Point, states that
the mine continues to improve as work in
its operation progresses The mill is also
doing excellent work and the tonnage of
good milling ore treated is being constant
ly increased.
At the annual meeting of the North
directors to serve for the ensuing year
was elected, as follows: John Heinrich,
president; M. A. Wood. vice president:
John Dern. treasurer; w. s. Brown. sec
rotary; j. II. Hedges and T. r. Higgins.
Rome Wheeler, superintendent of the
South swansea. who is in from Silver
CITY, states that the mine is holding its
own in q most gratifying manner Mr.
Wheeler also states that excellent prog
resS is being made in the cleaning out Of
the old workings of the Silver Park and
that the outlook for the property is most
encouraging, while the shaft in the
Silver Hill, adjoining, has reached a
depth of 10 feet and that there is a good
showing of mineral in the bottom.
Some of the treasury stock of the Palo
Verdi Mining company was placed on
the market yesterday and it met with a
hearty reception at the hands of mining
share investors. The Palo Verdi was in
corporated in this city on Thursday of
this week and well-known Salt LakerS
are at the head of the company, whose
property is located in Yavapai county,
Arizona, in the development of which a
pay streak ranging from six to eight
inches in width has been uncovered. the
mineral running high in its gold contents.
w. f. Snyder, manager of the Holland,
in Gold Mountain district who has been
ing business. states that he is in receipt
of adviceS from the mine to the effect
that the lower tunnel is now in a distance
of 200 feet and that the water is coming in,
indicative of an open country ahead. Mr..
Snyders brother, Bismarck Snyder. Il
bright young lawyer. who enlisted with
Uncle Sam from Baker City during the
late unpleasantness' with Spain, arrived
in the city yesterday and is stopping at
the Normandy.
1t is learned that r. w. Sloan has de-
cided to issue another edition of his
Handbook of Utah Mines" and that the
publication is to be brought up to date
in every respect. The former publication
was the best work of this character ever
gotJeu up ~ Utah and was invaluable as
a source of information regarding the
mining industry of the state the edition
being speedily exhausted. The governing
board of the stock exchange has given its
endorsement to Mr.. Sloan in this new
work and will give him the hearty sup
port of the exchange in this enterprise.