The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-25
Mining Notes.

George H. Dern went out to Mercur yes
terday.
E W. Berry is down from the Park on
mining business.
A car of ore is en- route from the SNOW
ers Consolidated mine.
The Four Aces was at the sampler with
two cars of ore yesterday.
Harry Joseph will leave for the Galena
mine at Fish Springs tomorrow
Gill s Peyton will go cut to the Chloride
Point and Overland mines To-Day.
Five cars of concentrates from the Bull
lion-Beck were marketed yesterday.
A car of ore from the Croesus mine at
HALEY, Ida, was in the market yester-
day.
The Conklin sampler received five cars
of ore from Tintic and one from Milford
yesterday.
Glen r. Boutwell, and R. E. Nc
Conaughy were looking after Sacramento
interests yesterday.
Marcus E. Jones has gone into the Seven
Devils country. Idaho. to take charge Oh
a mining property there.
Tim Moriarity and brothers are prepar-
ing to do a lot of DEVELOPMENT on the
Uintah group near Mercur-
Manager P. r. Farnsworth. went down
to the Horn Silver and Washington prop
critics at Frisco yesterday.
The Taylor Brunton sampler received
five cars of ore from Tintlc, one from
Idaho and two from Nevada yesterday.
Robert Mulhall. who is managing a
property at Galena, New. came in yes
ferdav TO recuperate from a long siege of
typhoid.
M. c. Sullivan. superintendent of the
Primrose mine in Tintic, was In the city.
He reports that property looking better
than ever.
w. G. Adamson has returned from Nor
gan and Rich counties. where he has been
to examine some mining properties along
Cottonwood creek.
1t was learned yesterday that streak
of salena ore had been struck in the
Eureka-Swansea Extension shaft at Tin
tic. at depth of go feet.
CAPTAIN George T. Bridges was in the
city Yesterday and it is reported he is TO
do some extensive development on IL
property at the head of Payson canyon
1t is said during the past eight years
the De Lamar New, mines have pro-
duced So, 323, 600. out of which the captain
has paid himself dividends TO the amount
of s2,35O,OOo.
Two carloads of machinery have been
forwarded to Haley. Ida The consign-
ment consists of the necessary apparatus
for the new hosting works at the burning
Moscow mine.
Otto Stalmann. general manager of the
pany returned from an extended trip to
the headquarters of the company at
Glasgow yesterday
Dr. W. w. Belts has returned. from
to make another inspection of the DE La
mar mill to gather information for
scientific article he is preparing relative
TO poisonous mill dusts. The doctor
noticed an Improvement in the conditions
since his last visit TO the mill.
Jack Duffield left for Nevada yesterday
and was accompanied by a party of cap
italists who went along for the purpose of
making an examination of a property ten
miles north of Terrace. owned by Mr..
Duffield. Il. F. Redmond and others. a
deal is pending on the property and 1t is
said some money has been paid on il.
Boise Statesman: F. l.. Chaplin of the
Checkmate mine at Willow creek. is in
the city. He reports that the mine is
maintaining its record and looking fine at
every point The company has arranged
TO put in a ten-stamp mill. The frame for
it is up and the machinery is expected
to arrive next month. Wiley tables are
to be used.
Lewiston 0da.) Tribune: James Glen
dining received n message few days ago
from DR.. Bibby at the Grangerville sta
ton that Mr.. Stevens. one of the owners
of the Myrtle and Ivy group of copper
mines on the Snake river has just come
in from the mines and reported that eight
feet of ore had been struck that went 60
per cent copper. Mr.. Glendining is en-
deavoring to get one of the o. r. & n.
boats to go up to the property, which is
about seven miles below Pittsburg Land
ing. to bring out 200 tons of ore. Mr..
Glendining says these mines are the big
gest copper propositions in the world.