The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-01
Mining Notes.

the Golconda mine, near Baker City, Ore.
The Conklin sampling works reported
the arrival of five cars of ore from Tintic
yesterday.
mine in the Dugway mountains with a
carload of ore.
Over. 10 tons of ore was shipped from
the Phoenix mine Bingham, during the
month of August.
Walter c. Orem was in Bingham yester-
day looking after the affairs of the YES
pasian-Hoogley mine.
Nelson r. Waterman has returned from
a brief trip to the Willard mining district
near the Ogden Hot Springs.
Phil Sheenon, the we'll known mining
operator of Salmon City, Ida, was in the
city for a few hours yesterday.
The Taylor-Brunton sampling works re-
ceived eight cars of ore from Bingham
one from Frisco and five from Tintic yes
terday.
r. Miss Florence Hampstead has been Sc
Iected as stenographer for the Centen-
nial-Eureka and United States Mining
companies.
Willard F. Snyder goes down to Gold
Mountain again today to give his atten-
ton to matters at the Holland and Annie
Laurie properties.
The Tesora offices in the Dolly block
were being dismantled yesterday, and on
Monday next new offices will be opened in
the Morlan block.
Charles H. Drummer, one of the Mercur
directors whose home is at Fremont
Neb., made his appearance at the COM
pany's offices in this city again yesterday.
A shipment of seventy-five tons of con-
centrates is expected tomorrow from the
Dewey mill Bingham. The product COM
ing down is from Samson's Neptune lease.
The effects of the Observation-Disclosures
Mining company were being moved into
the new suite of office rooms fitted up
on the sixth floor of the Dolly block
yesterday.
The Showers Consolidated of Tintic was
in the market with car of ore yesterday.
Joe Free has returned from trip to
that property, which he reports in d
splendid condition.
Bingham Bulletin: At the Fortune mine
two feet of ore has just been encountered
in raise from Contention tunnel. The
Fortune and keystone are reported look
ing well all around.
A telegram received at the office of the
ager James W. Neill at Chicago yesterday
morning indicates that he will reach this
city tomorrow forenoon.
Colonel H. L. Pickett received a fine
sample of gold ore from the Deer Trail
property in Stateline yesterday. The ore
is filled with free gold and has every
appearance of being very rich.
Bingham Bulletin: Last weeks Thurs
day ore shipments footed up nineteen
cars. Saturday the total was twenty and
daily shipments are about twelve cars
$50 tons.
The Bingham Bulletin made its APP
pearance yesterday in a new dress. The
paper has been greatly improved and
Editor Graham is to be Congratulated fol
the good work ne is doing for that great
Utah camp.
The local officials of the r. G. w. mine
Tintic, are greatly encouraged over the
outlook for that property. A decided
! change has taken place in the forma ton
which is believed to be the forerunner OF
a body of ore.
c. o. Whittemore will leave tonight or
| tomorrow for Boston and New York to
! confer with the syndicate interested In
| the Dalton & Lark option on which a
! definite conclusion will be reached during
| the next ten days.
/ Morris r. Hunt has returned from Bing-
/ ham, where he has been looking after his
| interests at the Last Chance mine. The
mill started up about ten days ago anC
! Mr.. Hunt states is doing some good work
1 and turning out nice product.
A. ]. BEETLES and Joseph Deiderich re
! turned yesterday from Haley, Ida, where
1 they went to make some examinations o.
mining property. They came home loaded
I with samples. which will be turned ove
I TO the assayers for testing tomorrow.
Brigham Bulletin: III. Butcher and Jacl
Butler have a lease on the Petro dump
containing between 200e and 5000 tons o
! truck that gives promise of good pay
/ Ihey are delivering sixty 10 seventy TOM
to Heaston's power jigs for test run.
Bingham Bulletin. The new JOIN
| Brooks mill, at lower end of Eghty-nini
dump. has completed first shipment o
concentrates-five carloads, aggregatin.
| 100 tons-result of about two weeks run
Mill runs smoothly and its work is re
ported very satisfactory.
Hon. A. ]. Selfridge of Boston. who i.
interested in a. pending Idaho deal, tool
| advantage of his presence here to pay
| a visit to Bingham and look at some o.
the big propositions which are now tbs
talk of mining circles, both in Boston and
| London. The gentleman returned to tht
city last night.
Bert Seaboldt, who came in from Denve
! Yesterday. characteriZes the report il
/ Fridays Denver News that he had CLOSED
a deal on his Colorado asphaltum lands
| as being untrue Negotiations are still
pending and there is little or no douh
that sale will be made, but it has no
vet been closed.
Manager John ]. DAILY of the DAILY
West came back from the Park Frida,
| making. the dirt fly on the new spur Il
| the Ontario mill. and while the railroad
| company does not agree to have the lin
! open before Dec. l, he does not thing i
will take that long to complete it.
A party of Salt Lakers, consisting prin
| cipaily of the old Centennial Eurek.
| crowd win leave next Thursday 70
/ Idaho. where two weeks Will be spent ii
fishing and hunting. The party will b
I made up of W.. w. Chisholm. j. d. Ken
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