The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
Mining Notes.


a car Of ore yesterday.
Don Mcguire was down from Ogden
for few hours yesterday.
Inc Red Wing of Bingham marketed
two cars of concentrates yesterday.
Don Mcguire, the well known Ogden
mining man, was in the city yester-
day.
E. NJ Collier, the surveyor, is prepar-
ing TO leave for the Deep Creek DIS
trict.
Ben D. Luce, the broker has moved
his offices to 800 and 300. D. F. Walker
building.
Frank Robb. tie expert mtIlman Of
Park City is down from camp on
business trip.
The Glasgow & Western Mining COM
pany marketed a carload of copper
matte yesterday.
Uncle Jesse Knight had six cars of
ore in yesterdays market from the
Uncle Sam mine.
DIT, R. A. Hssbrouek expects to go
east soon, in the interest Of the St. Joe
mine of Bingham.
Manager PhilO T. FdrnlsWOrth went
down to the Horn Silver Thursday
night and will return this morning.
The work of replacing the hoist at
the Emerald mine IN Tfntic which was
destroyed by fire, is going along rap
idly.
Charles Brown has resigned the Su-
perintendency Of the May Day mine
in the Tintic district, and is preparing
to 80 out on a prospecting expedition
It was reported yesterday that a nice
streak Of ore had been encountered in
the shaft at the Raymond mine in Tin
tic, but the rumOr lacked confirmation
last ni~ht.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler re-
ported the receipt yesterday of six cars
Of ole from Frisco, one from Nevada.
six erOm Tintic and two cars of con-
centrates from Bingham.
John T. Breckon, the engineer in
charge, will leave fer a ten days trip
to the Annie Laurie Monday. Waiter
G. Filler Of the Kimberley staff is
expected to reach here in time to ac-
COMPANY him.
With $4,000 ehares Of stock turned
back into the treasury through Fridays
delinquent sale, the only hope of the
Sunbeam getting out of debt seems TO
lie in the sale Of a portion of it for
development purposes.
Mercur Mercury: The sinking of the
Shaft at the Golden Gate extension has
been temporarily suspended pending
the installment of a diamond drill, by
which means the further exploration of
the ground will be carried forward
c. E. Graham, president of the Bling
ham & Eastern Copper company, oper-
ating the jersey Blue group in Bing
ham, is expected to arrive from the
east in a few days, to make an inspec-
ton OF that property and lay out a
plan Of development for this summer.
c. D. Rooklidge will go out to the
Park today to see how matters are
moving at the Apex. The roads be-
tween the mine and town, he under
stands are now in bad condition, and
no ore has been brought down for sew
eral days.
Since the closing down of the Red
Canyon, WyO.. coal mines a few days
since, the town has become almost de-
populated as far as the miners are con-
cerned. Many of them have come to
Utah to seek work, while others have
drlfted into other Wyoming camps.
The Mercur company unlCaded 1000
pounds of gold cyanides, worth some
where between so, 900 and $50, 600, yes
terday. Thursday the Lucky Boy
dropped in with 10 pounds, worth
about S2,O00-a showing fer the first five
days, Which augurS we'll fer the months
business in this Line.
MercUr Mercury. J. H. Baker, who
has directed operations at he Geyser-
Marion mine since the first of the year,
resigned his position with that COM
pany on ThurSday, and we understand
the superintendency Of the property viii
be assumed by MT. Fred Butler, late Of
the Daisy at West Dip.
Tintic Miner: o. II. Bossert, who has,
for the past two years, served the Ge-
mini and GOdiva mines as SURVEYOR,
has accepted a position as superintend-
ent Of some gflsoDte properties in east
ern Utah. Mr.. BOssert has many
friends in Eureka who will regret ex-
ceedingly his departure.
Denman Blanchard, one of the Boston
directors of the Chloride Point and
Overland mines, has returned home.
He went away we'll pleased with the
work being executed by Manager Dun
can. The first carload Of machinery
for the new mill for the Overland wifi
be shipped from the east next week.
Phillip D. Wilson, formerly city edi-
tor Of the Colorado Springs Gazette,
but mere recently engaged in the min
ing business in Cripple Creek, was in
the city yesterday. the guest of Messrs.
Randle & TllrOckmOrton, the stock
brokers. Mr. wilson is en- route to
Cape Nome, where he goes as the repre-
sentative of a Colorado syndicate.