The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
don't, has been purchased by A. NJ.

Mont, has been purchased by A. NJ.
Hotter of Helena, for $4,000.
William Pischel left for Chicago last
night, and will be absent for at least
two weeks on a business trip.
D. ]. Frew, who has been in the city
from Marysvale on mining BUSINESS
for several days, will return home to-
Gav-
E. G. Rognon is Spending several
days at Mt. Nebo reservoir with his
Sunday school class of the Tiff NJ. E..
church.
John fireman, manager of the Ben
Harrison mine, went down TO that
property in the Beaver Lake district
last night.
Ten cars of ore from Tintic. two from
Milford and one from Bingham were re-
ceived at the Taylor & Brunton samp-
Ter yesterday.
Captain A. NJ Grant left for Montana
last night. where he is negotiating for
the placing of large amount of min
ing machinery.
G. A Duncan, managing director of
the Gill S. Peyton syndicate, went out
to Mercur yesterday, to look after in
terests under his charge.
L. E. Mcqueen leaves this morning
for Silver City, where he will have
charge of work to be done on the Co
lumbia tunnel, owned by d. F. Walker,
-
Howard Paschal and Willard d.
Thompson left last night for Milford.
where they will spend several days
looking over the copper deposits of that
country.
William Gray of the Mine & Smell
ter Supply company went to Tintic last
night, where ne will superintend the
erection of a 50-horse power hoist on
the Blue Bird property.
Thomas w. Jennings has returned
from Grantsville. where he visited the
Third Term mine, in which he is in
terested. Mr.. Jennings says the prop
erty is looking good, and brought in
some fine specimens.
The South Swansea Mining company
made a settlement with the samplers
for seven cars of ore yesterday, SWELL
ing the treasury to the amount of
81, 100. The company Will have four
more cars in tomorrow.
W. w. Olds took the Oregon Short
Line train for Milford last evening" and
will go on to st. George to manage
operations at the Dixie mine, in which
property he is extensively interested.
He Will be absent for a week or ten
DAYS.
Beaver County Minerals" is the
name of a neatly prepared pamphlet
of thirty-two pages, just issued by Edi-
tor W. NJ. White of the Beaver Blade.
In the book Mr.. White gives a very ac-
curate description of all the mining dis
trictS of Beaver county
Mrs. E. T. Crismon, president of the
Utah mine. accompanied by her hus-
band, left yesterday for a two weeks
trip to Fish Springs, to examine the
property and enjoy an outing Cain
Crlsmon left for the same place by
team, and after visit at the Springs,
will go on to Osceola, New.
Mt. Pleasant Pyramid: Work Will
soon commence on the j. H. Erickson
mining property at Milford. Nephi Ny
borg is interested in the mine and will
go out there from West Tintic. Mr..
Erickson says the ore in sight is worth
about S26 ton. with a cost in mining
shipping and milling of about So. They
will begin shipping this summer.
Manager A. S. Day received further
good news from the La Refine mine OF
Tintic yesterday. The drift is being
pushed on into the ore body cut into
creasing accordingly. The ore being
taken out appears to be of a higher
grade, and every indication points to
the near approach of something pretty
good.
General Manager J. W. Mill of the
United States Mining company reports
that good showing of copper ore is
developing in the tunnel being run on
the property, and he thinks so we'll of
it that ne has ordered an ore bin erect
ed. so that the ores taken out can be
saved. 1t is. yet too early, he says, 10
determine the extent of the discovery,
but 1t looks very we'll
Tintic Miner: The new Grand Central
hoist was started up on Wednesday.
and works beautifully. Contractors are
taking down the old one and it will
once more do duty on this side of the
mountain, at the Victoria, which is "a
double cousin" to the Grand Central. |
This hoist first did duty at the Centen-
which is the next neigh !
Dor of the Victoria on the west.
Phoebe Record: George c. Fetterman
and John Vietta made an examination |
of the Magnolia, owned by them and |
Messrs. 7. r. Jones of Salt Lake and
Colonel j. Eisenmaun of Pahranagat. |
They report the workings as looking |
splendid. The mine has shipped two |
or ore the past thirty DAYS |
that showed value of $3.50 per ton. 1t
will shortly be one of the great pro- |