The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-12
Mining Notes.

]. ]. Corum was in Bingham inspect
ing the Red Wing yesterday.
Frank 3. Cook was looking after
mining interests in Bingham yester-
da--.
The Mercur company reported at the
local refinery yesterday with 1000
pound lot of cyanides.
j. W. Neil, manager of the United
States Mining company, has been in
disposed for several days.
Colonel G.. W. E. Dorsey went out to
Stockton yesterday. to look over condi-
lions at the Galena King.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler made
settlements for seven cars OF ore from
Tintic and one from Modena yester-
day.
Ben T Lloyd says the Old Fred mine
is looking favorable. a shaft is being
put down to tap the vein cut by the
tunnel
w. D. Began left last night for a few
days stay in Tintic. He is operating a
very promising property in Grass val
ley, south of Park City.
Fred Houghton has taken his depar-
ture for Boston, to engage in the brok-
erage business, and Will handle Utah
propositions as d speciality.
J. A. Brown and f. E. Wilson have
returned from a trip to the Bunker Hill
mine, near Stockton, which they report
in most excellent condition.
J. La Barthe, representing the Canad-
ian Smelling Works of Trail. b. c.. is
in the city. He reports very prosperous
conditions in that portion of the north
west.
c. NJ. Henrotin, manager of the Des-
eret mine in the Gold Mountain coun-
try, has returned from months alb
sence in New York and other eastern
cities.
A private letter received yesterday
from Broker E. NJ. West, who is on a
honeymooning trip in Arizona. an
nouhces his return to Salt Lake about
Aug. /
W s. Brown of the Mercur company
left for Cherry Creek. New, yesterday.
Before returning he will see that work
is wei under way at the North Noun
tam property. He will be absent at
least one week.
T. Z. Williams, superintendent of the
Silver Summit mine. located near the
international, writes that the new tun-
mel is in fourteen feet under cover. The
formation appears to be highly miner
ahzed, and Mr.. Williams says he ex-
poets some pretty good ore soon.
X. c. Chambers and Edward H.
Ozark, the latter representing the in
tefests OF Mrs. Phoebe Hearst. widow
OF Senator Hearst of California. in the
ontario mine, went up to Park CITY
yesterday on an inspection trip. Thev
We're accompanied by Fred Clark.
White Pine News: w. \. Eskerly
after spending nearly a week in exam
ming Robinson district, left Tuesday
morning for Salt Lake City. via Osce-
ora. he Informed the News that he
had taken bond on about twelve
properties here, in two groups. and if
the capitalists he represents decide TO
take hold, he VIII be back inside OF
thirty days. The Morris and other
mines OF r. \. Riepe IN West .CamD
are lncluaed in the deal.
San Francisco Report: A full crew Of
men has been put to work in the winze
on the 1,l50, leading to the 1900 level
and the Report is authorized TO state
that work in that quarter will be pros
acuted with all possible Vigor and dis
patch This news viii be hailed with
pleasure by all interested in the Conn
stock, as great things are expected of
the ISCO level. Altogether fifteen men
have been put to work in the Con. Vir-
9ln2a in the last day or so.
John ". Smell was exhibiting Soma
nice specimens of ore yesterday from,
upper city Creek canyon. He had a
piece OF galena with him that assaye5
, p per cent lead, Il ounces silver ana
~ cents IN gold. Mir. Smell says he has