The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-17
Minine Notes.

Mining Notes.
George H. Dern was out at Mercur
yesterday.
Victor NJ. Clement will leave for
Wardner, Ida, tomorrow.
The Four Aces was in the market
with two cars of ore yesterday.
The Horn Silver mine of Frisco mar
keted two cars of ere yesterday.
The Chloride Point reported at the
gold sampling rooms yesterday with
go pounds of rich gold cyanides.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling
works received two cars of ore from
Frisco and two from Nevada yesterday.
The moving of the Utah exchange
mineral exhibit to the Salt Lake ex-
change rooms will likely be completed
today.
The Conklin sampling works received
nine cars of ore from Tintic. one from
Stockton and one from Bingham yes
terday.
E. w. Center returned yesterday
from trip to Boston, where he has
been on a trip partly for pleasure and
partly on business.
The new pumping machinery being
put in at the New Klondike mine, in
Tintic, viii be ready to start up the
latter part of the week.
George a. Weber. treasurer of the
Weber Wagon company of Chicago. ar
rived in the city yesterday and will be
the guest of Max Sohr for d week.
Fred Lewis, foreman of the Red
Wing mine at Bingham, was in the
city yesterday and reported everything
in good working order at that property.
H. L. J. Warren is the author of a
ffrF arar.r -l,s,. -.-s.v e
the Daly-West mine, at Park City, in
the last issue of the Engineering &
Mining Journal.
F. E. Wilson and Thomas Merrill
the latter district attorney at Beaver
left for the north yesterday to make
an inspection of the Aetna and other
mines at HALEY.
Victor NJ. Clement, who has been out
among the neighboring camps for the
last week or So will leave for the north
today his destination being intended
for the Couer d'Alenes, in northern
Idaho.
w. V. Rice of the Silver King and
other Park City bonanzas, came back
from a ten days trip to Everett, Wash.
and other points in the northwest.
where he is extensively interested in
the lumber business.
The transfer of a Bingham mining
property by Fred Arbogast, C. S. Vad-
ner and others to Mccormick, Cook &
Co, noted in Sundays Herald, by an
error made in the composing rooms was
made TO read McCarrick, Cook & Co.
The crowd of mining men in the new
ID. F. Walker building will be increased
today by Smith & Free, who will oc-
cupy rooms 400 and 40. They will
make that the headquarters for the Eu-
tonla and Excelsior Mining companies.
Colonel H. G.. Hebron reports that
the Bingham Copper & Gold Mining
companys smelter proposition is still
being held in allegiance, pending the
arrival of the company's metallurgist in
Boston, where he is now several DAYS
overdue.
A report comes from Tintic that in
the north drift at the 260 level. in the
Midnight Bowers mine, blue lime
formation has been encountered about
thirty feet from the shaft The forma-
ton Is considered to be very encour-
aging discovery.
The board of governors of the Salt
Lake Stock & Mining exchange held
a meeting yesterday and decided to al
low j. G Thompson, a member of the
exchange, to transfer a seat owned by
him to E. w. Young of Colorado
Springs, Colo.
DR.. H. j. Faust and the other Deep
creek citizens who expected to leave
for the west last week are still in the
city, waiting for the storm to pass. DR.
Faust is now a permanent resident of
Deep Creek, having opened a mining
and real estate office at that place.
Walter G. Filler of Sharon, Pa. the
gentleman who so successfully closed
q NnId lfA,1 tot,
Kimberley recently, came in from the
east yesterday morning and pulled out
in the afternoon for California, where,
it is understood, he will look after some
other big mining propositions
P. t. Farnsworth is now making
preparations for an active campaign on
his Antelope property. at Bingham.
The mine has been opened to a depth
of over 600 feet, and that with a whim,
but Mr.. Farnsworth is figuring on
equipping it with a good hoist and MAX
ing things hum.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is a
copy of the telegram sent to the secre-
taTy Of the Comstock Pumping associa-
ton by Manager Ryan yesterday morn
ing: Virginia, New, Oct. IA, 1S99-Aug.
Waterman, room 90. Nevada block, San
Francisco, Cal: No. 2 elevator running
continuously. At $50 this morning
water nintey feet three inches below
1850 station"
Baker City Democrat: The sale of
the Black Bird group of mines, consist
ing Of three claims, situated one-fourth
of a mile northwest from the Bonanza
mine. has just been consummated by
Mr.. D. w. G. Nelson, manager of the
Denny Mining company. who had a
bond on the claims. The purchasers
are Pittsburg people, represented by
Mr.. +. ]. Conroy. The purchase price
is 5000. The owners of the Black
Bird group were Emil Kramesbacher,
Charles Johnson and A. McMurdo. The
properties are developed by a cross-cut
tunnel 800 feet in length. In, running
the cross-cut fifty-foot ledge was cut.
The tunnel will have to be run 257 feet
further to tap the main ledge. Three
shifts of miners are now at work.