The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-13
Mining Notes.

The Grand Central marketed, five cars
of ore yesterday.
g L. Street goes out to the Jupiter
by way of Big Cottonwood canyon to-
da-.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler received
five cars of ore from Tfntic and two
from Frisco yesterday.
j. B. Wymer. who owns some valu-
able property at Gold Mountain, leaves
for the east this morning.
Sam Warmbath. the mining man. will
go out to Tintic this morning, and will
remain in that camp a week.
d. c. lacking of Captain De Lamar
staff went out to Mercur yesterday, TO
look after Golden Gate affairs.
Ernest Ct. Miller returned from
Beaver county yesterday, where he has
been examining into some mining in
terests.
Nelson r. Waterman went out to
Tintic last night. to examine into de-
velopments at the Boston & Tintic
property.
Glen r. Boutwell, has returned from
the Sacramento. He states it will be
about a week before the mill will be
operated by electricity.
Charles NJ. Henrotin, manager of the
Deseret mine in Sewer county. is in
the city. He reports developments
progressing very satisfactory there.
Charley Reed returned from a three
days trip to the Park last evening. He
examined the Massachusetts strike dur
ing his absence, and says it looks fine.
Several teams were started up to the
Oregon mine at Alta yesterday, with a
load of supplies. Returning. the 6eams
will come down with a shipment of ore.
p. B. McKeon, the we'll known bust
ness man of Milford, came up from the
south yesterday. and was in charge of
some De Lamar gold bullion from that
point.
Charles a. Falco and wife yesterday
decided to Selma Stanley the Paradox,
Chester, Mississippi and Bulldozer
claims in the West Mountain mining
district. The consideration was 3d.
500.
A deed was filed yesterday in the
county recorders office conveying the
Frida and Papea claims. in the Bing-
ham district, from Peter Olsen and wife
to Edward McCarrick. The price was
stated as $4,000.
w. e. Nigus has returned from trip
to the Cedar Valley mine, where de
velopment is in progress. He states
some very good looking ore has been
opened up in that property. and every
thing looks favorable for a big cyanid-
ing proposition.
w. j. Lawrence, W. T. DinwoOdey
and Joe Young, superintendent of the
Utah division of the Oregon Short Line,
drove uD into Little Cottonwood can
yon last evening. They will examine
the AlaiX, after which they will con-
tinue their journey over into Big Cot
tonwood and on up To the WOodlawn
Copper company's ground. hey vii,
be absent for a couple of days.
Virginia Enterprise: Following is a
copy of the telegram sent TO the secre-
tary of the Comstock Pumping associa-
ing: Virginia, New. Aug. 10. 1899
Aug. Waterman, room %. Nevada
block, San Francisco. Cal: At $50 this
the water was down twenty
four feet below the 1850 station: the
water having risen and fallen during
the past twenty-four hours, while the
elevator was working continuously. q.
Nom. Ross"
Bozeman. Mont, Chronicle: The
many friends of Colonel o. p Chisholm
took occasion and had reason to con-
graduate him on Monday, when it be-
came known that the Centennial-Eu-
reka mine CT Utah, in which he has
long been interested, had been sold and
$50. 600 of earnest money put in the
bank. This famous property, which
for years has been a dividend-payer,
will bring the Chisholm family $1,000
900 in cash. William of Salt Lake is the
largest holder of stock The colonel
will get S150,000 as his share while
Bruce Chisholm of Manhattan comes in
for $4,000. While pleased, the CHS
holms have regrets also, for this mine
has never failed them as a dividend
producer.