The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-31

he goes on some important mining busl-
ness. Upon his return he viii visit Ar
kansas. He will reach home about Oct. l.
The promoters of the Oregon Industrial
exposition. to be held in Portland this
fall. are collecting an exhibit of ores
from the various mines of that state. 1t
is said a very creditable showing will be
made.
James and John Sharp have returned
from trip to the Bunker Hill mine at
Stockton, and report that shipment Is
expected from that property today Five
cars OF ore are said to be in readiness Tor
the market.
General Manager NELL is back from his
visit to the United States company s
mines at Bingham. The gentleman says
while there are no new strikes to report.
those recently made are proving up bigger
I day by day.
David Evans departed for Tintic last
night. and took along with him the pay
checks for the men employed at the May
Day mine. He expects to remain in the
district for several days. and will look
over the various mining interests he has
there.
Captain J. R. De Lamar will arrive
from New York on the Oregon Short
Line train from Ogden this afternoon. He
is accompanied by his little daughter.
The captain will remain here some little
time in looking over his various mining
interests.
j. A Colbert. the well known mining
tons in the vicinity of Marysvale, has
returned from trip to his home in Lin
coin. Neb. He was accompanied by his
wife, and will leave for the Pluto county
camps today.
A large chunk of ore from the Tesora
mine OF Iintic arrived at the office of
Broker d. II. Peery, jr., yesterday. and
was placed on exhibition there. The ore
came from the recent strike made there
and mining men who saw the sample are
unanimous in the opinion that 1t is pretty
fine stuff.
lie Lamar New Messenger: The ball
ance of the machinery for the April Fool
hoist arrived on Friday. and Superintend-
ent Healy has everything about ready to
put it in place. This is the important step
towards exploring the depths of Lookout
mountain below the level of the lower
tunnel. The confidence with which Mr..
Healy is at work is generally renewing a
strong feeling of better times for this
section shortly.
Moab Times: The visit of a number of
Colorado and eastern mining men to Mill
creek the past week has raised much in
terest at that point. Mr.. LOomis OF Colo
RADIO Springs. a man of wide experience in
mining, who spent the CAST week there. Is
decidedly pleased with the outlook, and
he and other Colorado capitalists will
take hold of the developing of a number
of properties in that part of the La SAILS.
Arrangements are being perfected for the
carrying on of work continuously during
the coming winter.
De Lamar CNev) Messenger: The car
load of Johnny ore was shipped from here
to Modena on Monday, from which point
it will go forward to Salt Lake Cell
Newell went with it. The, work of get
ting it off was attended with enough bus
tie to liven things up a little and seemed
to please everybody. We hear very flat
tering reports from the Johnny, and often
get glimpse of some very rich ore that
comes from the property. The lot. which
consisted of fourteen tons. 800 pounds, av-
eraged Sl20 per ton, and was sold in open
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