The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21

that the Valeo is now hauling to tbs
sampler in Park City a 150-ton ship
Lhent OF ore. which will net, he says
from s23 to S25 ton.
Advices from Grantsville state thai
secretary of State Hammond has taker
q iedse ana pond on a group of copper
claims over in Skull valley. owned BY
L. W. Hale and A. J. Anderson
A fine sample OF ore from the Nebo
Star Mining company's property. near
| Nephi, was exhibited on the street yes
terday. 1t was said to carry values OF
~ per cent copper and $50 gold.
Fat Condor left yesterday on an
overland trip to Santaquin and Tintic
districts. Mr.. Condor will be absent
about ten days, and will make an in
spectlon of his mining properties.
Judge o. w. Powers is the owner of
the Julia Dean claim. adjoining the
Out OF Sight mine, in the Ohio mining
district, where an important strike of
Sold ore was reported i few days ago.
Grand Valley Times: A. l. Fowler
and George w. Hepburn will commence
shipping ore from their mines at Min
ers, Basin within a few days A Colo
RADIO party is bringing in heavy ore
wagons and teams to establish a regu-
lar line to Cisco.
Reports coming from Baker City.
Ore state that six-foot vein of ore
mas been struck in the Grey Ea gle
group. which lies adjoining the Red
10Y mine. IN the Granite district The
properly is owned by Arthur Murphy.
{. L. Preble and Chan Gardiner. all
wen known Utah mining men.
Eernal Express: d. Holloway, James
Grlfinl and T. r. Holloway have been
awarded the contract for the erection
OF me Dyer smeltert which will be
commenced at once. The boarding house
is now finished, and Il new frame build
ing of four rooms. for office and assay-
ing rooms. will be commenced at once.
Z. A Duncan has returned from a
orleI trip to the Chloride Point on Lion
mn, which, he asserts, is reaching q
stage or development far beyond his
expectations at the time he assumed
lhe management OF the property for
Ihl . Peyton- New ore bodies have |
peen opened lately and the mine is !
along very satisfactorily.
a gentleman who came down from |
ogden yesterday brought along with |
him some samples from the King Solo |
mon mine. which is being developed |
under the management of Don Mcguire
On Willard hill, about thirteen miles
north of Ogden Mr.. Mcguire has
oeen operating quietly, and very little
S known of the results, but rumor has
= NiiehS iio HdS ItCtiiliN encountered
pretty good and is prepar-
ng TO make shipment, having pur-
'hased several burros to carry the ore
Town the mountain
Wood River Times: f. f. Wilson of
he Aetna Mining company. has certifi-
'ates of three assays of Aetna ore made
~ F. NJ. Bishop of Salt Lake. The
lrst was made by A. L. Jacobs. the
salt Lake broker, who was here re-
emily. and who made up his samples
WITH great care, as he wished an aver. 1
ge or less. 1t shows 81 gold, 3 per !
ent copper. 81 ounces silver and So per !
ent lead per ton. OF the ASSAYS made
or Mr.: Wilson one indicated per cent {
Upper, % per cent lead. a trace of gold
M Sllf.4O silver per ton. The other I
1dlcated 6215 per cent lead. 729 ounces s
liver, so cents gold and / 3-10th per '
ent copper per ton. The samples were i
either the best nor the poorest They '
ere taken from different places, and b
was endeavored to get a fair aver 5
ge. h