The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-30
Mining Notes.

day
{. w. Peck. jr.. has transferred his sea
on the Utah exchange TO w. T. Cooper
Broker w. II: Tibbals moved yesterday
INTO his new offices in the Walker build.
! ing.
J. 5. Lakin. vice president of the Dex
Ter company, has arrived home from Tus
! cdrora. New.
W. B. Andrew will not arrive home from
New, until tomorrow.
H. T. Sappington has returned from 2
/ trip to Tintic where he has been looking
after his mining interests.
! The Crown Point Mining company has
1 levied an assessment of one-half cent :
share, which becomes delinquent July n.
The Glasgow & Western Exploration
( company is said to be handling 80 tons
! OF ore daily at its Golconda. New, mine.
State Senator o. :. Smoot and A Sin.
gleton of Provo are doing some work or
mining claims at the head of the Prove
river.
Work has been resumed at the Clara NJ.
mine in the South fork of Big Cotton.
property.
Ten cars of ore from Tintic. two from
Bingham and one from Frisco were re-
celved at the Taylor * Brunton sampler
yesterday.
The directors of the Sunbeam met yes
!
cents share on the capital stock of the
organization.
The directors of the Swansea Mining
company will hold a meeting today. at
which time it is expected d dividend will
be declared.
Lucien Simon, who has been in Park
City for several days attending to mining
business left for his home in Alameda,
Cal, last night.
Captain ]. r. De Lamar is due to arrive
/ and II
| is believed he will leave for the west as
soon as he lands.
Thomas w. Jennings wen. out to the
I Third Term mine. at Stockton Yesterday
where he viii remain several days looking
after the progress of development work.
l. y. Morrison arrived home yesterday
from Copper gulch, Beaver county, where
he is interested in the development of a
copper proposition with i. a. II. Frank
lin.
At the sale of delinquent stock of the
New klondike Mining company, upon
which the assessment was not paid, 600
and cost of advertising.
Tuscarora Times Review: George Boyce
is in town from the Dexter company 5
Jack creek power plant and is engaged
in placing the new motor in position that
will furnish the power for running the air
compressor.
\. q. Bast has arrived in the city from
the Stateline district. He says the dis
only a few properties being worked. Every
one there. however. is expecting things
to pick up in the near future.
Thomas Gillin came ~ from Marysvale
last evening. He owns Il large interest in
the Out of Sight mine in the Ohio mining
district. and says development is q Ding
along satisfactorily. 1t will not be long
until the mine will come forward with
some shipments.
J. b. MCGEE. an old-time Nevada miner.
took his departure for Phoebe. New, last
night. MIR. MCGEE operated in that part
OF Nevada twenty years ago, and has re-
turned there. expecting TO remain and
await the arrival of the Utah & Pacific
railroad, which he believes will be extend
ed into that old camp.
Joseph a. Bush d well known Salt Laker
is managing a property known as the
Mount Gilead. at Breckenridge Colo. The
mine is located above the old Mohawk
property. and is being developed through
a tunnel which has reached distance of
streaks of high-grade ore. The work is
being done by contract.
Nevada State Journal: We learn that
the late discovery of "A ten-foot vein of
fine ore in the undeveloped ground on the
Comstock has cheered up the good people
on the old lode. They have the oJurnafs
best wishes. and if by pulling hard their
way will help them to better times and
more hopeful fortune, they Will have
both.
John Smell has returned from Park val
ley Box Elder county. where he has been
making an examination of the Planetary
group. He says the mine looks good and
the shaft is down to depth of 100 feet,
from which point a croSS-cut has been
run about seventy feet. There Is lot
of ore on the dump that will do to ship
out soon.
J. \ Beaman has returned from Tfntic
where ne has been making an eXamna-
ton of miriIS properties. among which Is
the Tintic Rose. lying contiguous to the
Ajax mine Mr.. Beaman reports this
property has reached the stage of devel-
opment where pay ore can be expected
almost any moment Thomas CroXall Is
with him in the development
of the Tintic Rose.