The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-08
Mining Notes.

Mining Notes.
Nick" Robertson was up from Eu-
reka yesterday.
a shipment of cyanides is expected in
! from the Chloride Point today.
3. F. Woodward has returned to the
Joe Bowers Extension at Tintic.
O. B. Green was admitted to member
ship on the Salt Lake exchange yester-
dag
Will c. Higgins of the Mining Re-
view was in the Tintic district vester-
| day.
Thomas Weir has returned from an
| inspection of the Kismet, in the West
Dip.
The recent fifty-ton shipment of Sill
Yer Shield ore netted the company $40
per ton.
John r. Foulks and E. G. Rognon
visited the New Mammoth at Bingham
yesterday.
John Dern will today visit the In
ternational mine, in which he is heav-
lily interested.
Manager ]. w. Neill of the United
States Mining company was in Bling
ham yesterday.
The Conklin Sampler received yester-
day four cars of ore from Tintic and
one from Milford.
G. F. Dalton left yesterday TO look
over his mining interests in the Gold
Mountain country.
Captain A NJ Grant will leave this
morning for Butte, where he goes on
important business.
Colonel o. p. Posey, manager of the
Bingham Copper company, will leave
for California today.
w. ]. Mcintyre. late of the Mammoth
mine. has returned from a business trip
TO the Tintic district.
J. a. Brown will go out TO Tintic to-
day TO inspect the Joe Bowers mine, of
which he is president.
J. y. Odbert returned to the Gold
Mountain country yesterday, to attend
TO his mining interests there.
Captain Il. c. Gemmell has returned
from the Galena King, near Stockton,
which he reports looking very fine.
The recent shipment from the Silver
Shield mine, amounting to two cars.
showed average values of s26 to the ton
r. F. Warren will leave for the Ohio
mining district today, to commence
operations on the Wedge Extension
group.
The late assessment on the stock of
the Ben Butler Mining company is 2
cents share, not cents, as previously
stated.
The office force at the Glasgow e
Western Exploration companys head
quarters were busy getting out the pay
rolls yesterday.
The Taylor-Brunton Sampler reported
the arrival of sixteen cars of ore yes
terday, two from Stockton. three from
Frisco and eleven from Tintic.
Joseph Deidrichs, the well known
mining contractor. has returned from
his Idaho trip, where he went to make
an examination of mining proposition.
W. w. Charles of Leadvilie. Colo. is
in the city for pleasure trip. He is
connected with the Arkansas Valley
plant of the American Smelling &, Re-
filming company.
Will Hatfield has been up to Alta dur
ing the past few days. looking over a
mining proposition upon which there is
a prospective deal pending. He also
visited the Grizzly group, which himself
ana c. +. Loose have bonded from an
English syndicate for $4,000.
j. \. COram, director in the Bing-
ham Copper x Gold Mining company,
departed for Butte yesterday. to look
after mining interests in that state.
Meanwhile the building of the new
smelter will be left to the attention of
Colonel Posey and his corps of ASSISTANTS
here
L. Z. McCOnaughy has returned from
the Congor at Bingham, and brought in
with HIM some fine specimens of Pea
cock copper. taken from the regular
workings, which. it is believed, will
run from so to 20 per cent A new ore
chute has recently appeared in the
mine, carrying very rich values in the
red metal, aside from a good showing
of carbonates.
Mammoth Record: The Sioux mill
started up last Saturday, the first of
July, with a full force of hands. They
have a contract with one mine to mill
months. They also are buying ore from
a number of small mines just beginning
to ship pay ore. Any prospector in Tin
tic who has a small quantity of ore on
hand can now find a sale for it right at
home. The mill is running three shifts.
and employs twentyfour men.
Mammoth Record: With every shifts
work T. u. Sullivan's Little Chief prop
erty on the east side of Eureka town.
site and on the Eagle & Blue Bell
and the Grand Central ledge, gives
more certain evidence of wealth near
by. Some time ago they passed through
a BODY of black quartz OF copper
bearing character. and on Thursday. at
a depth of 1S5 feet, splendid white
quartz having the characteristics of
gold rock Those best informed be-
lieve that in a very short time they
will get into the ore and open a bo-
nanZa. Jake MoritZ and j. Oberndorfer
visited the property this week and re-
turned home in very happy frame of
mind.