The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-10

Two cars of ore from Tintic, one from
Nevada and two more from Stockton
constituted the arrivals at the Conklin
sampling works yesterday.
FL r. Saprington has returned from
the Buckeye. He reports everything
going along about as usual. with no
| important developments &c note.
W. d. Mathis and Willard Weihe,
who own a large part of the capital
stock of the Wandering Jew, near
Pennington, will visit that property
today
Mr.. Kopp is very much elated over
reports coming from the Internati' . Il
mine, in which he owns a controlling
| interest. He says his stock is worth 81
a share.
A shipment of high-:srade copper is
scheduled to come down from the
Valeo at Park City. Advices from there
| state the ore body is immense and VIII
give big returns.
]. F. Conner is in from Stockton with
a shipment of high-grade jig ore from
the West Argent He says the Galena
King is rapidly coming to the front and
will soon be known as a big bonanza.
1t is reported from Denver that r. H.
! Terhune, late superintendent of the
Hanauer smelter, is likely TO assume
| the management of one of the American
Smelling company's PLANS in Colorado.
Charlie Merrill has returned from
| California, where he has been engaged
in mining since being mustered out of
| the Utah cavalry troop. which did gar
/ rison duty at the Yosemite park last
summer. He does not expect to re-
turn to California.
Captain De Lamar is pushing work
vigorously on his new Bingham acquisi-
tions. Reports coming from there say
that a force of thirty men is employed
working out a contract. Bingham is
in the swim this year and Captain De
Lamar is doing his part.
W. J. Lawrence and w. T. Dinwoodey
have returned from an inspection of
the Dipper in Little Cottonwood The
! shaft is down to a depth of thirty feet
and has been nicely timbered all the
way from the surface. Two feet of
/ very good ore is exposed in the bot
| tom.
P. P. Hindmarsh is extracting
some nice galena ore from the Lilly
mine. located east of the Humbug, Tin
tic district. Mr. Hindmarsh has lease
on the property and reports say he is
taking out ore from the 200 level that
Will carry values of 20 per cent lead
and 30 ounces silver.
The shipment of ore amounting TO
twelve tons, which came in several
| days ago from the Rabbits Foot, has
| DeeH SdDlDleu III Two iclS- VIE S-dNt
returns of 43 ounces silver, S1-c0 gold
and IL per cent copper. the other Show
ed values of 20 ounces silver, 81 gold
and % 40 per cent copper.
The Blue Bird Extension at Diamond,
! Will lie in the market in a few DAYS
with a shipment of ore. Reports from
| the mine confirm the runor that the
company is extracting some very fine
ore from along the foot wall of the
| 6r.if xN-hi &c haiper caaEpd made
ready 10 send out to the smelters.
1t is said Thomas Kearns has agreed
to take up all the treasury stock of the
Raymond mine at Eureka, for which
! he is to pay at the rate of % cents a
share. The block amounts to 100000
shares. Extensive development will
! be inaugurated on the property. The
! property is under the management of
]. C. Sullivan.
W. H. Cunningham, Captain De La
mars general manager in this city, ac-
companied by d. c. Jackling, assistant
| general superintendent of the De
Lamar mines, leave for a two-week's
trip to Buffalo and New York City this
morning. The office here will be in
charge of Owen Spencer during Mr..
Cunningham's absence.
Tintic Miner: Messrs. Hodson, Stall
lings, Smith and Hopkins, 1.-The Coal
vile crowd" as they are called here
abouts, have purchased the Dana group
on the east side of the Dragon iron
mine, to which NJ. F. Fitzgerald was
recently charged with forging a deed.
| The property is held under a bond and
lease by Brown, Terry & Woodruff of
/ Salt Lake. who own the Black Dragon.
| The consideration is 1000.
1t is stated that Victor c. Heikes,
special agent for the United States
commission for the Paris exposition,
has completed his examination of the
mining camps of the state. He makes
especially favorable reports of the Utah
| Consolidated and Silver King mines.
He expects to have "A verv creditable
display from this 2art OF the inter
mountain country at the big French
J show in 1900.
"Old Hoss'' Hardness, formerly one
! of the shining lights of the Park City
nine, but recently with the Butte team,
| has returned to his old love and will
/ captain the new Park City team which
! is now being organized. Hardness has
been in the city for the past few days
! arranging to secure the services of
several local players for his team. He
expects to fill it out with members of
| the Butte team.
]. II. Stallings came in from Tintic
yesterday. He says the water in the
: flooded Klondike property has Feceded
| SOlllC lew lttt- pul tItTt Is every
cation that a sufficient volume has been
/ tapped TO afford the basis for a first
| class water company. Before coming
| in he wrote to one of the directors and
| stated that he thought four S0-horse
power boilers and the Ontario COM
pany's Cornish pump might handle the
flow of what is likely to prove an I'M
derground river.
Willard County Progress: The De-
troit mining district has been reorgan-
| lied. NJ. NJ. Johnson, the newly-ap-
pointed recorder, was over early in the
week for the records of the district
He reports that the future of the dis
trict is assured. and that the present
activity in the camp will be perma-
nent. Mr.. Busby is down and will con-
! time the development of his claim. W.
| a. Ray, George ~ Lowe and others are
/ interested there and are determined to
make the camp big one, which the de-
posts of metal will warrant.
| A good appetite