The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-13
Mining n oteS.

w. F. Smith will go to Bingham to-
day on mining business.
The Yankee Girl delinquent sal,
comes off on the 18th inst.
Contractor Joe Deiderich returned
from a trip to Bingham yesterday.
J. NJ Wheeler. superintendent of the
South Swansea, was in the city yeSter-
day.
/ Fred Flindt. the well known mining
man, came down from the Park last
night.
Arthur Murphy, manager of the
Daisy. and J. A. Earls, go out to that
mine today.
Superintendent r. C. Chambers re-
! turned from brief visit to Park City
| last evening.
Manager j. w. Neill of the Boston
Consolidated is expected back from
i Denver tonight.
! H. H. Green, one of the former own
ers of the Cuba, had mining business in
Bingham yesterday.
Horace Stayner is in Box Elder -coun-
| ty looking after some gold producers
for F. b. Cook & Co.
P. ]. Queally, manager of the KEN
merer coal mines in Wyoming, returned
to that camp yesterday.
New Mammoth, came in from that
Bingham mine last evening.
The directors of the Red Wing held a
meeting yesterday to pass upon some
bills and other routine matters.
a car of ore arrived yesterday after
noon from the Star Consolidated of
Tintic. 1t will be sampled today.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler re-
ported the receipt of ten cars of ore
from Tintic and three from Frisco yes
terday.
The delinquent sale of the Success
Mining company's stock takes place to-
day at . o'clock. Only 1000 shares are
on the list.
The Golden Eagle of Winnemucca,
New, is in the market with a car of
fine looking gold ore, which is to be
sampled today.
E. G. Rognon of the New Mammoth
has returned from Bingham. He states
seven teams are at work hauling ma
chinery out to the new mill.
Manager V. NJ. Clement came in from
Mercur, where he has been looking af-
ter matters at the Golden Gate for the
past three days, last evening.
Will Griffith went down to Milford
last night with the expectation of clos
ing up deal for some more mining
property in that great copper region.
The Iron Prince, a young producer of
Santaquin. is in active demand. One
block of 5000 shares was sold yester-
day to fill an order coming from Mich
igan.
If the owners don't get to the front
before, 5000 shares of Tetro stock will
go at the delinquent auction sale, which
takes place at the company's office next
Monday.
Fred II. Mills of the firm of Mills e
Blanchard. Boston, Mass, and one of
the associates of Gill S. PeytoQ, re-
turned home last evening, after quite
an extended business trip here.
Joseph Barrett and De Witt B. Lowe
sent a force of men to Milford last
evening, where they will commence
work on the Calumet group of copper
claims, which they have recently ac-
quired.
Assessment No. on the New Klon-
dyke is payable June .. The Murray
Hill Mining company assessment is due
June 10. and that of the Florence, To-
Gated in Camp Floyd district, on
June 10.
a few days ago a strike was reported
in the Alice property. al Park City. S.
T. Thompson, one of the interested par
ties, says no strike was made. Some
distance has yet to be run in the drift
for the ledge.
Colonel George w. Z. Dorsey, man
ager of the Galena King property, at
Stockton, returned from the mine night
before last, where he had been conduct
ing John Dern and Messrs. Meserve and
Southworth on a tour of inspection. Mr..
Dorsey says the work being done at the
mine is of such a nature that the prop
erty win he heard from in a substantial
way before long. Mr.. Dorsey left for
a several weeks trip to his home in
Fremont, Neb., last night.
r. T. Lloyd came in from Sunshine
yesterday, where he had been for the
purpose of inspecting operations at the
Sir Victor and Old Fred properties. The
shaft on the former is now down 275
feet and the bottom is in good look
ing stuff. If it is not pay ore it gives
every promise of developing into it on
short notice. Mr.. LLOYD is having as
says made which will demonstrate lust
what the rock is worth, and he feels
confident that the Sir Victor is on the
point of being a paying proposition.
People say Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
when all other preparations fail to do
any good, and you run no risk in giving
SGT 4.t.,