The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-29
Mining Notes.

Dr. j. E. Hosmer was up from Tintic
yesterday on mining business.
Superintendent R. c. Chambers went
out to the Ontario again yesterday.
F. E. Wilson went out to take look at
the Bunker Hill mine at Stockton yester-
day.
A. ]. BEETLES. mining engineer for the
Newhouse properties, is out of the city on
business.
E. G. Rognon was in Bingham yester-
New Mammoth.
The surveys for patent on the Copper
Glance at Bingham have been completed
and approved by the surveyor general.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
one car of ore from Oasis, one from Bing
ham and one from Tuano New, yester
day.
Manager Clarence E. Allen of the Cen
tennial- Eureka was in Tintic yesterday,
looking after the affairs of that great, bo-
nanza.
General Manager Theron Geddes. of the
Sunbeam Mining company was in Tintic
yesterday, accompanied by Willard E.
Snyder.
Manager R. J. Coleman of the Boston
Consolidated Mining company and other
Newhouse interests, is in Wyoming on
mining business.
j. c. Marriott. a well known mining
man of Osceola, New. was IN the city
yesterday on his return home from So
journ in Colorado.
c. d. Rooklidge is down from the Park
for the purpose of securing parts TO re-
place some recently broken in the Hunt
ington mill at the Apex.
Colonel II. G. Hebron came in from
Tintic yesterday, where he has been CIV
ing his personal attention to operations
at the Shoebridge-B Bonanza.
The Sacramento reported at the samp-
ling rooms Of the Consolidated Kansas
City Smelling G Refining company yes
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Superintendent Reynolds of the New Yo-
semitic of Bingham has written some very
fiattering reports from that property. be
is preparing to get out shipment in the
near future.
Work is said TO be going ahead very
satisfactorily at the Midnight Bowers.
The drift being run is now in a distance
of I42 feet 1t is thought the main vein
will be tapped at about 160 feet.
P A. H. Franklin and J. E. Du Bots
where they have been on what MIR. Frank.
lin termed "a fishing trip" The size of
their catch and the kind. of fish will
probably be given out within few days
Virginia Enterprise: Following is
copy of a telegram sent to the secretary
of the Cornstock Pumping association by
Manager Ryan yesterday morning; AT
$50 this morning water was eighty feet
one inch below 1850 station. NO elevator
running continuously.
A miner who has been in Emery county
for over a week on some mining business
stated yesterday that the sulphur deposits
in that county owned by Mr.. Hardy, but
now held under an option TO a syndicate
OF New York capitalists for $4,000. are be-
ing vigorously developed.
De Lamar Messenger: Messrs. McCune,
Lund and Expert McFarlane have been
busy around Deer Lodge the past two
weeks shaping up the work on the Horse
shoe and Homestake mines. 1t is also re-
liably given out that they intend building
mill in the near future.
De Lamar Messenger: The gasoline
hoist in the lower tunnel of the April Fool
mine is now in operation. and Manager
Healy says that the work of prospecting |
the depths of Lookout mountain will be |
commenced in a systematic manner inn |
rnediately and continued until the noun |
tain is thoroughly explored. The recent !
Developments in the property are most
fiattering. and wood is now being deliver |
ed at the mill to last all winter.
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