The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-27

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stock buying public, as it is a prOpo-
sition of u~ndeniable merit with every
Indication thai it will be a running
mate with the Dexter.
IN SOUTHWESTERN UTAH.
Getting Ready For the Spring Boom
In Stateline and Eagle Valley.
]. B. Smithson of the Burro mine in
Stateline district, in Iron county, was
among the arrivals from the south
Wednesday night, and he informs The
Herald that in Stateline as we'll as in
Pixies Diggings and Eagle Valley the
outlook for great activity this coming
spring and summer is OF the very best.
For some time past Mr.. Smithson has
been working at the Buck mine in Eagle
Valley, which is being developed under
the supervision Of Dan Mcleod, the
well known Bingham mine superin-
tendent, and Mr.. Smith states that in
the bottom of the eighty-five~foot
working shaft sunk in the exploitation
of this valuable property, a cross-cut
has revealed the existence OF a thirty
foot body of free milling ore which Will
carry average values of about SO to
the ton in the yellow metal.
In speaking of Stateline, Mr.. Smith
son announced his intention of soon re-
Stunning work in the operation Of the
BurrO, a s~ilver-gold property which has
already given a good account of itself
in the way Of shipments of h~igh-grade
ore. At the Ophir, adjoining, 1t is eX-
pected work Will be esumed in the op"
Grafton Of this embryotic bonanza on
the first Of the coming month. 1t is
also understood that MeSsrs. Peak II
Williams viii soon resume work in the
development OF the Sidewinder, in the
same locality.
One of the recent discoveries in State
line was made not long ago in the Ag-
gle D, owned by Jack Zillig, Mr.. Smith
son stating that in this ground report
has it hat a foUr-foot body of $50 gold
ore has been uncovered in the shaft,
the mineral also carrying a few ounces
in silver to the ton, and shipments from
this property nay be looked for at an
early day, as sacks were sent down TO
the mine several days ago.
The mines of Pixies Diggings are also
attracting a great deal Of attention at
the present time, the Blakely gold mine
showing up better and better with de-
Velopment, While within the next few
days men are to be employed in open
Ing up the valuable group owned by
Tom Coffey.
Pixies Diggings promise to grow into
nm important camp, 4 several houses
are now in course of construction there
NEW INTERPRETATIONS GALORE.
The Palo Verdi, the Boston 6 De
Lamar and Others.
The Palo Verdi Mining & Milling
company has filed articles at the county
clerks office. 1t has a capitalization of
$50, 600 in shares OF the par value Of %
cents each, and the incorporators are
j. w. Searles, DR.. a. G. Maclean, D.. H.
Peery, it,, II. L. Colburn, II. D. An
drews. The property consists of the
Little Chief mining claim, situated in
the Tiger or Humbug district, Arizona.
Officers: DR.. a. c. Maclean, president;
D. II. Peery, jr., vice president; j. w.
Searles, treasurer; r. l.. Colburn, Sec
rotary.
The in~corporators of the Electric
Gold Mining & Milling company are
w. l.. Nicol, II. D. Bastain, r. W. NicOl,
Joe Burton, +. j. Drake, William V.
Besten, S. J.. Weigel and S. Morrison.
and the concern a a capitalization of
SO, 600, GOO, divided into 600, 900 shares.
The company's property includes the
Sixteen Candle Power, Connecting Link
No. |. Full Candle Power, Electric
Spark, Sweeney lodes Nos. l, ,, 3, 4 and
), Swan, Gem, Chief, Jennie Fraction,
Lizzie Fraction and the east 900 feet of
the Lizzie claims, all in the Camp Floyd
district. Officers: w. l.. Nicol, preei-
dent; II. d. B%astian, vice president; r.
w. Nicol, treasurer; S. J. Weigel, secre-
tary. Is
Joseph Wilson, Eureka; j. E. Hosmer,
Coalville; a. L. Jacobs, w. Y. Coxall
and F. e. Wilson are the i~ncorpOrators
of the Crown Point Extension Mining
company. The capital stock has been
placed at $25, 900, in shares of the par
value of 10 cents each, all of which is
represented in the Livingston claim in
Utah county and Denver claim in Juab
county, both being in the Tintic dis
trict. Officers: j. E. Hosgner, president;
w. Y. Coxall, vice president; 4. l.. ia
cobs, secretary and treasurer.
The Wandering Jew Mining & Mill
ing company is capitalized at $4,000 in
300, 600 shares Of the a value of l cent
each. Willard E. Weihe, John J.. Nc
Clellan, James p. Olsen, Walter Will
liams, David Smeilie, Arthur Shepherd
and Arthur Rordame are the incorpo-
rators, and the property owned is the
claims in the Bountiful district. Off
GERS: Willard E. Weihe, president;
Walter Williams, vice president; James
2. Olsen, secretary and treasurer.
The Old Susan Mining company takes
in the Cliff, the Franklin claims and
the General Sheridan tune site in the
Tintic district. The incorporators are
B. T. Woodward, L. d. r. Thompson,
w. II. Simmons, P. J. DAILY and Dennis
Sullivan, and the amount of capital
stock is $40. 600, in shares of the par
value of 10 cents each. Officers: w. II.
Simmons, president: b. F. Woodward,
vice president; Josiah Barnett, treas
urer, and p. j. Daily, secretary.
Boston-De Lamar Gold Mining COM
pany also filed articles. the capital
stock being placed at $100, 000, in shares
of 10 cents each. The incorporators
are: J. Barnett, W.. II. Irvine, c. K.
J.. c.. Griffith. The property consists of
the Caribou Consolidated claim, con-
of the lease, Golden Fleece and
Caribou. in the Ferguson Mining dis
Nevada. Officers: E. H. Airs,
president; C. K. Mccormick, vice pres
ident; Josiah Barnett, treasurer; Clar-
ence Warnock, secretary.
The Silver Queen Mining company is
capitalized at 5000, 600, in shares of the
par value of 81 each. and the incor-
porators are: E. w. Center. F. l.. Luff.
j. Evans, Frank D.. Joy, A. F. Abb
bolt, F. II. Stewart and Charles Briggs.
The property consists of the Luzerne.
Primrose and Silver King claims, in
the Tintic district. Officers: E.. w.
president; Frank D. Joy. vice
president; r. j. Evans, secretary, and
T. S. Luff, treasurer.
The Ell Amigo Gold Mining
is incorporated by William Dix. Will
liam II. Dodge, James w. Stevens. E.
h Airs and G.. E. Airs. The capital
stock is $4,000, in shares of the par
value Of 25 cents each, and the prop