The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-05
Mining Notes.


The Grand Central marketed six cars
of ore yesterday.
H. S. Mckay of the Boston & Mercur is
expected in the city today.
The Glasgow & Western company re-
ported with a carload of ore yesterday.
Samuel Newhouse will probably be in
week.
manager John A. Hunt of the May Day.
left on last evenings train for that Tintic
property
ID. J. Hunislnan left last night for the
Statelne district in search of a mining
proposition.
The Short Line excursion to Tintic and
Mercur this morning will start promptly
at O'Clock.
The conklin sampling works received
seven cars of ore from Tintic and two
from Bingham yesterday.
Colonel George w. Z. Dorsey leaves for
his home at Lincoln. Neb. this morning.
He is going back TO vote, he said.
John Jostin. chief clerk in the offices of
the Boston Consolidated Mining company,
is expected back from Denver tomorrow.
F. A. McDermid who is operating some
mining property in the vicinity of Cherry
Creek. New, was in the city yesterday.
The Blue Jacket mine in the Seven
Devils country is said TO be shipping
carload of ore week. that averages 40
per cent.
The Taylor & Bruton sampling works
received seven cars of ore from Bingham.
three from Nevada and six from Tintic
yesterday.
Chloride Point reported at the gold
sampling rooms yesterday with 800 pounds
of go.d-silyer cyanides. worth. it is esti-
mated over s3,C00.
The Little Pittsburg mine on Lion hill
is said to be looking up splendidly. Both
the gold and silver VEINS show improve
ment as work progresses.
Sir cars of copper ore were shipped from
the Highland Boy smelter to the eastern
market during the past week. The lot
aggregated 10000 pounds.
n. L. Marsh, representing a gasoline
operated mining machinery house of Den
YER. Is in the CITY,. cultivating the ac-
quaintance- of mine operators.
J. c. Stewart, one of the locators of the
Scottish Baron mines. in Inyo county.
California. expects to leave for Stateline
tomorrow to conduct some examinations.
A F. Holden managing director of the
Centennial-Eureka and United States
Mining companies. departed for the east
yesterday He was accompanied by Mrs
Holden. 1a-
Wood River News-Miner: The Hope
mine was sold yesterday TO l.. s. Mcclure,
owner of the Black Cinder The papers
are being made out and the price paid is
not known. although II is supposed to be
good one.
Phoebe Record: H.-W. Turner returned
from Deerlodge on Saturday evening He
reports things looking very much as if
there was going to be something of i'm
portance opened up in the camp and in
the adjoining districts also
George II. Robinson was at the Ontario
mine yesterday, familiarizing himself with
the territory. involved in the apex suit
brought by the Crown Point against the
Ontario. as he has been retained as one of
the latter company's expert witnesses.
Mercur Mercury: II was reported on
a CiQHlp
on the West Dip, had shut down for the
present. But small force has been en-
ployed at the property for some time past
and the news caused no special stir here.
Treasurer Burrage of the Utah Consoh-
dated expects to leave for his Boston
home in few days He is greatly i'm
pressed with the beauty of Salt Lake and
Its surroundings and it is with consider
able reluctance that he takes his depar-
ture.
Judge ]. W. Mcconnell returned TO the
that people interested in the big asDhal-
tum proposition will be on the ground in
a day or two, and by the end of next week,
he thinks, something definite regarding it
will be known
1t has been learned that in the heavy
transfers of Bunker Hill stock. made last
week, the officers of the company showed
their faith in the property by buying in
a large amount of the stock F. h. Will
son gathered in 5000 shares and V. 2.
Wells 10000 shares.
d
of the telegram sent to the secretary of
the Comstock Pumping association by
Manager Ryan yesterday morning. AT
inches below 1850 station. No. l elevator
continuously"
Application will be made to the listing !
committee of the. Salt Lake Stock ex-
change tomorrow to place Eutonia, the |
young bonanza of the Ericsson district, |
on the board. The committee will also |
act on the application of the Gypsie Blair !
and Garnet for a place among the listed !
stocks.
Baker City Democrat: Word reaches
here that the miners at the Bonanza mine /
demanded a reduction of from ten TO nine
fused. they walked out to the number of
fifty, all going on the strike except one |
man. Dick Hooker. About a dozen of the
strikers are now in this city. Mr.. F. p.
Hayes. president of the company. left here |
yesterday morning for the mine
Bingham Bulletin: The Red Wing mill |
vator having failed to work satisfactorily.
The defect will be remedied in day or |
two and the mill will then be fine sue
cess. Meantime work has been resumed in !
the Jumbo stope. and the mill bin and the |
big chute from the dump are full of ore. |
The mill should next week be treating
seventy TO eighty tons daily. All the |
of the Red Wing are looking fine !
and promise. the opening up of extensive !
new ore areas.
Phoebe Record: Thomas Christie died |
here on the 2btn. MI. CnrlStle was inter- I
ested in mining property both in Stateline !
and Deerlodge. He has been in the vicin- |
ty for about three years. and was in the |
interest of Minneapolis parties. He was |
not Of a robust constitution. He left |
STA feline on the 18th for Deeriodge. dis |
lance of about six miles, against the adj |
vice of friends. When about two and a |
half miles from the town on the Utah side |
he became exhausted, and a wagon COM |
ing along picked fim up and brought him |
into Deerlodge- Mr.. Christie was. We be- |
ieve, native of Minnesota. about SO |
years of age.