The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-20
Mining Notes.

! hiuiuS MULES
w. F. Smith left for Cassia county,
Ida, last night.
Ben Luce is in Park CITY, looking
after some mining business.
The assessment of one-tenth of a cent
a share becomes delinquent on Monarch
stock today.
The Red Wing of Bingham reported
| at the samplers with two cars of con-
! centrates yesterday.
The Mining Review. edited by viii
c. Higgins. has located in pleasant
| quarters in the new Walker building.
]. n. Essyltyn has arrived at Tusca-
rora, New, to superintend the construc-
ton of the new Young America saill
The Taylor e Brunton sampler re-
! celVed seven cars of ore from Tjntic.
| two from Frisco and one from Nevada
The Ernia Copper Mining company,
| with property near Milford, expects to
be in the market in few days with a
car of rich copper ore.
The De Lamar. Ida. mine is produc-
ing about $4,000 per month This is the
property Captain De Lamar unIoaded
on to an English corporation for 81 ,00D,-
600
Major Jackson of the Kansas City
Smelling company reports the receipt
of fifty pounds OF cyanides from the
Wright mine, in the Silver Star district,
Mont:
Sam j. Pollock. superintendent of the
Hercules, came in from Lion hill yes
terday. where he reports operations
being pushed with vigor all along the
line
Superintendent r. c. Chambers of the
Ontario is back from the Park and re-
ports the Marsac mill as getting down
TO work on Ontario tailings in good
shape.
Albert Johnson and John Mitchell.
two well known Mercurites. went over
TO Antelope island yesterday, where
they are operating some promising cop
per propositions.
The Wedge Extension Mining COM
pany has opened an office in the new
d. F. Walker building The company
IS operating ground adjoining the.
Wedge in the Gold Mountain district
Varian P. Strange has returned from
a trip to Brigham. He states that the
water is being raised out of the Zelnora
mine. preparatory to making ship
ments. The prOperty has fine show
ing of silver-lead ore.
A. G. Lampson and r NJ. Jones have
gone to San Francisco to attend the
annual convention of the Pacific Coast
Electric Transmission, association.
which began its session yesterday. The
gentlemen will be absent till Monday
next.
. Phoebe Record: Foreman OMAN of
the De Lamar mines cut the names of
all those who are in the habit o. stay
ing off drunk every payday for several
days. from the payroll this month. He
will have men hereafter on whom he
can depend To show up for work.
deavoring to get up an excursion to
the lake some time in July. 1t is the
intention OF the brokers to have a days
outing, and the features prepared are
boat racing, swimming races and a
masked ball in the evening at Saltair.
Manager T. r. Jones of the American
Smelling & Refining company leaves
for few days business trip to Denver
this morning. He denied that his trip
had anything to do with the smelling
business. regarding which he said there
was absolutely nothing new to report.
George Sutherland has returned from
a trip to Tintic. where he visited the La
Refine and May Day properties. in
which he is interested. MIR. Sutherland
is greatly pleased with the progress Of
development in both properties, and is
confident the two will become great
producers.
When asked if there was any special
reason for the big advance in Daily
West stock yesterday-S126 90 was bid on
the curb in the afternoon-Manage
John J. DAILY said he presumed ii was
due to the fact that there were more
buyers than sellers. He could give no
other reason for the advance.
Reports received from the Laurada
mine. at Cherry Creek. New, brings the
announcement that the pay streak has
widened out to four feet, ASSAYS from
which show values of s32 per ton. A
mill run is now being made, and The
company expects to report with the
first shipment of bullion in about fifteen
DAYS.
w. j. Walstelholme has returned from
a ten days trip TO the Beaver Creek
country. in Summit county where he
is associated with others in working
some mining properties. Mr.. Walstel- |
holme expresses the opinion that the |
recent reports coming from there are !
very much exaggerated. and that the !
hasn't anything like the merit |
claimed for it. He says it is good |
place to stay away FROM
A letter received yesterday from pri- |
vate sources at Wardner. Ida. states |
that the Bunker Hill Mining company,
which suffered from the explosions dur
ing the strike. is preparing to make |
of ore with a greatly reduced |
force in the mine. The wrecked mill is |
being repaired and part of it will he |
ready to start-up about Aug. l. The |
entire plant will be ready for opera
ton in October. and the power plant |
will be completed by Nov. l.
A whim was yesterday ordered for |
the PLANETARY companys property at |
Park valley, and as soon as the gentle |
nan can wind up his business here, Su-
+. T. Taylor will leave for |