The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-26
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Horn Silver had four cars of con-
centrateS on the market yesterday.
The Joe Bowers Extension steam hoist
will be in operation within a day or two.
The annual stockholders meeting of the
Centenaial-Eureka will be held on the 7th
Of next month.
The Star mine of Pine canyon, Tooele
county, was in yesterday with a con-
signment of extra high-grade gold
cyanides.
The West Mercur. International and
TWeIve-Thirty were called for the first
time on change yesterday and were able
to establish quotations.
Assayer Gun RE yesterday reported the
following assay on the last ore received
silver, 20.Ge ounces: gold, .O4 ounces.
Bill Nye promises 10 become a popular
security with mining. share investors in
the near future, Judging from the inquiry
already being made for this security.
j. II. Stalllngs, superintendent OF the
Joe Bowers mine. who has been down
with an attack OF the grip for several
days past, is able to be out n around
again.
James Kelly, superintendent of the
Columbia mine on Lion hill. who is in the
city, states that the mine continues to i'm
prove as work in its development con-
tinues.
Joseph E. Ray of Fillmore is in the
city on mining business. Mr.. Ray is
promoting "a promising copper and gold
enterprise on the Colorado river on this
side OF the BUckskin mountains
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Salt Lake market yesterday as follows:
The Grand Central, ten cars; South
Swansea, five cars; Uncle Sam, seven
cars and the Mammoth with five cars.
Air connections ave been established
between the -Four Aces and Picnic mines
at Silver City, n it Will not be long
and regular ore shipments and it is
anticipated the first consignment will
comprise at least ten cars.
1t is learned that there were grounds
for tho rrr0n nrrhliShnI x-octnT1oN~ ~a1a-
tive to a strike in the Mammoth, as it is
now stated that a nice body of ore has
been disclosed in the %7OO-foot level in the
min with a strong probability that 1t
will also be uncovered on the 900.
N. G. Smith, who is mining north of
Ogden. was in the city yesterday. Mr..
are getting the mining fever and hat
those interested in the mines of Willard
hill are feeling much pleased over the
outlook. while there is a good showing in
the Dew Drop in Jump Oft canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hubbard and son of
Pipestone, Mimi. n Mr.. n Mrs.
BONNIE of Penn, Mich, are in the city
en- route to southern California, Mr..
Hubbard is a brother of W. +. and E. S.
Hubbard, well known mining operators of
this city. and he is one of the officers of
the First National bank of PipestOne.
DIR. II. N. Buck, president and general
ana of the Copper Mountain Mining
company. is wearing a broad smile these
laws because of the rapid advances be
&c ~
doctors owns a controlling interest in the
stock of the company, which is operating
valuable property in Beaver Lake dis
trict. g.
Encouraging news comes from the
Century mine in Box Elder county and it
is learned that in the development of this
gold fine bodies of good milling
ore are exposed ready for extraction as
soon as the new mill is erected in the
spring. The recent assessment on the
stock of the company has all been paid
and the outlook IS most iattering.
n gentleman OF reliability writing from
Tintic to Hon Theodore Bruback. states
that in the Joe Bowers near Diamond
a splendid body of ore has been struck
in the drift a distance of ninety-five feet
north from the shaft, the new find being
in ground owned by the company Owe
which there is not a possibility of a con-
hict. The property IS in excellent condi-
tion in its other workings with fine bodies
of high-grade ore exposed.
Tho business of dealing in mining
stocks presents sucn an inviting field
that not only are the number of brokers
already increasing, but the gentle sex
have caught the fever. and one of their
number at least, Miss Belle Shirley, is
now buying and selling mining shares,
and not only for herself. bur for others
on commission, and it is understood that
one or two other aides contemplate OPEN
ing a brokerage office at an early day.
George H.. Edwards. the efficient super
intendent of the great Mercur mine, was
in the city so as 10 be present at the an
nual stockholders meeting of the COM
pany. Mr.. Edwards. who is also direct
ing operations in the development of the
Ingot mine, states that he is well salts
fed as TO the outcome of this enterprise,
mammoth ore zones in the Mercur mine
are headed towards, the Ingot ground.
Good progress is being made in The pre-
liminary work being done in the explora-
ton of the 1ngot and heavy digging VIII
soon be the order of the day in this
property