The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-24
Mining Notes.


The Conklin sampler received nine cars
of Tintic ores yesterday
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
six cars of Tintic ores yesterday
r. Veltman of Vernal is in the civ
attending to some important mining bus
( mess.
The Uncle Sam mine of Tintic reported
at the sampler yesterday with five cars
A. G. Lamson. who has been confined to
DO about.
Don Mcguire came down from Ogden
yesterday and was in conference with
some mining men.
David Keith went out to Tintic yester-
day TO size up the different enterprises in
which he is interested.
Albert Burch has returned to his duties
as superintendent of the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan mine at Wardner. Ida.
]. H Conrad of the MASSACHUSETTS re-
turned to Park City yesterday to look
after the development of that mine.
Mark Hopkins. who has been in Boston
on mining business for the past two
months or more. is expected back by the
end of the week.
General Manager ]. w. NELL of the
United States company was again called
TO Butte yesterday on the great lawsuit
in which he figures as an expert witness.
The latest reports from the Bunker Hill
mine, at Stockton, state that the vein
out to about seventy inches and is looking
better all the time.
John Paradise of the Valeo directorate
came down from the Park last night to
give his attention to some properties in
the Pennington district in which he re-
Gently became interested.
Joseph Deidrich gives out the informa-
ton that the new hosting machinery at
the Raymond mine in Tintic will soon be
in place and will be started up within
two weeks. The Raymond is located at
Tintic.
A forest fire came near destroying the
Baker City. Ore, last Sunday. A gang of
sixty miners, after desperate effort, sue
ceeded in saving the building from de-
struction.
Manager T. R. Jones of the syndicate
smelters left Monday night for two
weeks trip TO Portland the the sound
country. The gentleman has gone for
recreation solely, and is accompanied by
his sister-in-law. Miss Helen Crawford
a private letter was received yesterday
from Superintendent Joseph Beck of the
Aetna mine at Haley. Ida. stating that
the ore body is widening out in the bot
tom of the shaft. and as development
progresses shows a better grade of cop
per.
NJ. II. HenreSy, the well known Park
City and Tintic mining man, who since
early last spring. has been running the
Emerald mine in Humboldt county.
Nevada, for the Chicago syndicate which
owns it, leaves for the mine again tomor-
row. after having enjoyed the festivities
attending the homecoming of the volun-
teers.
The directors of the Joe Bowers Extern
sion Mining company of Tintic have de-
cided to put in another boiler at the mine.
The Increased capacity is needed to handle
the water in the shaft. The work of sink
ing is going forward rapidly, however
and the shaft has reached "a depth of 400
feet. 1t will be continued on to the 800
level.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is a
COPY of the telegram sent to the secre-
tary of the Comstock Pumping associa-
ton by Manager Ross yesterday MORN
ing: AT $3.50 this morning the water was
down thirty-one feet six inches below the
] $50 station. No. l elevator running con-
tinuously Ran both elevators forty
three minutes on Saturday and thirty
minutes Sunday morning"