The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-29
Mining Notes.

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last evening.
The directors of the International meet
next Tuesday.
Secretary Walter Scott of the Anchor
company, is down from the Park.
The Petro dividend of 2ia cents a share
or 5000 was distributed yesterday.
2. T. Farnsworth has been in Ogden or
mining business for the past two days
The Conklin sampler received eighteen
cars from Tintic and one from Neveda.
B. Christensen, large owner of Gard
ner gulch property. at Eureka, is in the
city.
There were rumors of strike in the
IngOt yesterday afternoon, but the report
lacked confirmation.
Charles Vadner. superintendent of the
Blossom mine at Kennedy, New, re-
turned to the city yesterday.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
eleven cars of ore from Tintic and one
from Big Cottonwood yesterday.
Samuel Vadner has taken his departure
for Butte. where he has gone to look after
some real estate and mining interests.
Ben Butler came in from Bingham yes
.terday. He SAYS the Ben Butler mine is
looking fine and indications are the best
James Earles has accepted the position
of superintendent of the Dalton x Lark
and left for the property yesterday MORN
ing.
Jack Duffield who has been in the city
several days shaping up a mining deal.
left for Park Valley, Box Elder county,
last night
j. B. Taylor leaves for Bingham this
morning. where he is to start work on
the Sunset claims, and 2. on the Argen-
tine group.
j. NJ. Wheeler came up from the South
Swansea yesterday. where he has spent
several days looking over affairs at that
Tintic producer.
A contract is to be let for 100 feet of
sinking on the Argentine mine at Bling
ham. The SHAFT is a single compartment
with manway.
The Red Wing was in the market with
forty tons of concentrates yesterday. No
returns had been received up to the close
of business hours.
Charles +. Street. who has just taken
a lease and bond on the Jupiter property,
went out to the Park yesterday TO exam
inc into the condition of the mine.
The Oregon Mining company. operating
up near Alta, has the new road to the
mine almost completed, and Will shortly
commence the shipment of ore in earnest.
Robert Northey. John Mullard and Sol
Allen. three miners from the Silver King.
came down from the Park Thursday night
and left yesterday for Johannesburg,
South Africa.
Charles Spillman, editor of the Eureka
Miner. who has been under treatment at
the keogh-Hosmer hospital for several
days for a threatened attack of typhoid
is rapidly on the mend.
Glen r. Boutwell, has returned from
trip to the Petro at Bingham which he
says looks better than ever. The COM
pany is getting out the ore rapidly and
shipping 1t down to the shelters.
DR.. Stanchfield. who is one of the les
sees of the Burning Moscow at Bingham.
was in the city yesterday. The property is
an old producer and the present lessees
are making occasional shipments.
The only receipts at the Consolidated
Kansas City Smelling Refining COM
zfeahl
pounds of gold ana silver cyanides from
2. c. Waite of Silver Star, Mont.
Martin McGrath was in town from
Park City yesterday, and will leave for
going on at his mining propositions. Mr..
McGrath holds an option on the Humming
Bird group.
Archie McSparen. foreman of the In
dependence mine of Bingham. was in
city yesterday. He says the tunnel being
run on the property is in 400 feet and
thinks it will take about thirty feet more
to intersect the vein.
David ]. Cook is in from Fish Springs
and states that work is progressing nice
y at the Utah and Galena mines. The
new shaft on the Utah is over 800 feet
1eep. The directors of the Utah mine
will hold their monthly meeting today.
J. E. Reyes who is operating a very
group of copper claims in
ccconino county, Arizona. arrived in the
,ity yesterday. He says there is consid-
erable activity in that section and with
development the country is apt to open
Up some very good mines.
Richfield Reaper, July 20: w F. Mitch
I'll, who has been operating on the sand
BARS on the Colorado river, arrived in
Thursday and went to Salt Lake !
Friday. He was very unfortunate in zoos
ng his boat which contained several |
hundred pounds of provisions. The loss |
vas about $500. The boat sank.
J. w. Miller who has been superintend- |
ng operations at the De Lamar-Wall |
;roup in Bingham for some time past,
anne in last evening and took the night !
rain for San Francisco. From there the |
gentleman goes down to Mexico on a |
mission he declined 10 discuss. 1t is pre-
umed. however, that he is off to make |
preliminary examination of some propo- !
ition down there for Mr.. Cohen on behalf |
# Captain De Lamar.