The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-09
Metal Market.
Silver, 50 cents. per ounce.
Lead, $40 per 100 pounds.
Copper, II cents per pound.
Mining Notes.

George Coismon is in Oregon looking af-
ter his mining interests in that state.
Harry. B. Cole. has gone to Idaho on
some mining business. He will visit Boise
before he returns.
The sTaylor-Brunton sampler received
yesterday five cars of ore from Tintic.
three from Frisco and two from Bing-
ham.
The South Swansea was in the market
with five cars of ore yesterday. the Horn
cars. ~ f-si'
c. o. Whittemore and p T. Farnsworth
went out to the Dalton &, Lark yesterday
to see how the ore bodies are being de-
veloped.
]. A. Brown, one of the Joe Bowers
pushers. has returned from a trip of sew
erai days duration into some of the
neighboring camps.
A. H. Tarbet, A. ]. Tarbet and Allan g..
L l. n left yesterday for a business trip
to Boston and New York City, They will
be absent several weeks.
Frank e. Wetaim expects to go out to
the New Yosemite property at Bingham
toady to decide just when the develop
ment work on the property is to be
started.
A private letter received from Marysyale
yesterday stated that disclosures of an
important nature have just been made at
the Wedge mine. The letter did not state
any particulars.
u. H. bdIuDeTSeT,i VINO mas been .clrculat-
ing among eastern mining men and invest
ors for the past two weeks, is now in
New York. No word as to when he will
be back has yet been received from him.
Eben Smith, who has taken an active
interest in several Utah enterprises. has
returned to his home in Denver He spent
week at the H. E. Cory farm at Provo
and INDUCED in the delights of trout fish
ing.
c. G. Parsons, one of the attorneys for
60 oil Nnv a;,,;x1
came down from Butte yesterday morn
ing, where he has been on legal business
He left for his home in Denver last
night.
A. D. Findlay, a prominent citizen of
Eanab, is in the city He says everything
is pretty well dried up in his section of the
state and, on account of the streams dry
ing up in the Buckskin mountains, mining
matters are at standstill.
came in from Lincoln, Ills, last night, ac-
companied by T. T. Beach. a prominent
citizen of the same place. The gentlemen
will leave for Milford tonight, to make
an inspection of that Beaver county boz
nanza.
Glen R. Boutwell, returned yesterday
from a trip to Joplin, Mo-, where he went
to look over some of the zinc and lead
mines in that section. He says he is salts
however he was pleased with the outlook
in the Missouri camp. A. H. Mayne is op-
Grating property there.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is
copy of telegram sent to the secretary
of the Comstock Pumping association by
Manager Ryan yesterday morning: ''Vir-
ginia. New, Sept. 6, 1S99-Aug. Water
man, Room q, Nevada Block, San Fran
cisco, Cal: No. / elevator running con-
tinuously; No. 2 elevator was run in con-
junction with No. thirty minutes. Water
is thirty four feet four inches below 1850
station
against the granting of a patent for the
Mahogany claim, owned by the La Refine
Mining company, at Tintic, is of little an
noyance to the management of that prop
erty Parties acquainted with the stua-
ton say the contestants have little show
to establish any claim to the ground. Man
ager Day said yesterday that the company
but when the case comes up for hearing
he will be prepared to defend the COM
panys rights in the matter.