Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-26
MINING NOTES.

william Hatfield went to Tiutlc yes
terday
COL Kimberly has returned to his
| home Goo Sharon Pa
George AirIs left here yesterday for
One Dexter mine gt Tuscarora.
W. II. Cunningham Of the Consolidat.
ed Mefcur mines Us In Chicago on
/ visit
Vs. $. Uuhuewell has returned from
Nome laden with good pile Of gold
earnings
Last weeks heavy storms interfered
with ore hauling operations In the
mining camps
General Manager Cohen Of the Con-
soIidated Nerour arrived here today
from California.
Gold deposits IN the Seattle assay Of
fee. reported from July LIST TO Noyem-
Der 18th. amounted 10 Sl9,S27 900.
Silver King stock at a present value
OF SO o. share with 40 question as TO
future advancement, Is a recognized
first class security.
Manager Berry OF the Creole at Park
City. says the mine is lookin. splendid
~ now. with very bright prospects OF
improvement
Frank r.. Ball manager Of the West
Argent al stockton left for the mine
this morning. 90 see the shipment OF
a car OF concentrates turned out OF the
new MILL
M. r. Burgess, once a civil engineer
OF this city is now here for the pur-
pose OF purchasing a stamp mill to be
placed ON mining property which he
has acquired in Mexico.
Failure Of the water supply at the
Gemnl mine In Tintic has caused the
shutting down Of that property tenn
porariy, throwing out Of employment
about 100 men.
Reno Journal. j. f. Stating has
struck a lead four feet wide In his
claim eighteen miles north Of Reno
The rock Is decompOscd Quartzite re.
united by Oxidized iron IL Is heavy
with sulphurets.
Phoebe Record The Highland mill |
has just finished a test Of twenty tons |
Of ore from the Bristol mines, which |
has proven entirely satisfactory. The |
ore was from the mines OF the Oregon |
Short Line Mining company, and its |
manager Mr.. f. +. Prudential. In. /
forms US that the company intends /
putting up reduction works four miles /
from the mine.
Blackfoot Mail: j. NJ Walker, an
old.time citizen Of Blackfoot, who Is
now mining at Lava creek. Blaine coun-
ty, was In town Friday shaking hands
with old friends. He Is on the way
to Salt Lake with samples Of carbonate
lately unearthed which. he says are
valuable. The Lava creek district Is
coming right TO the front Of late. on
account OF several new and valuable
finds.
Wasatch Wave Last Monday Charles
BUTLER with about a dozen hands, came
down from the Steamboat mine, on the
head OF Snake creek. They report
about five feet OF snow at that time.
The party had hard work to get
through The deep snow, encountering
several sn0Wslides. one OF which was
about 300 yards across and so hard
that the horses crossed without sink
Ing. Work ON that mine is closed for
the winter The tunnel is now in about
600 feet
Eureka lNeyJ Sentinel: William ID.
Thompson one of the iessees OF tho
Bay state mine at Newark. has been In
town several days this week. In com,
pany with Thomas Robinson Jr., for the
purpose OF making necessary arrange
menis Tor the prosecution Of work In
that property. He secured the services
OF Andy Anderson and Tom Williams,
who uill 80 out with him. thus making
ten men at work I'M the mine, and
these VIII bee employed regularly dur
ing The winter
ST. Louis Finance The La Sal dis.
trict in Utah gives promise OF being
The greatest mineral producing section
OF the state. Indeed, some Of the min
ing engineers who have reported on this
ne" center OF mining hope In the Utah
mountains 60 So far as TO say that II
Nl.' Dee nothing less than a world won
DER. The rumble OF promise sounds
NOT unlike thar which preceded the
opening up OF the Cripple Greek dis
uI.' ana yet-lt may be- all rumble.
no mining camp is made until the
soIl Us 'n sight and plenty OF it,
Price Advocate. Charley Hyde came
over from Emery county last Monday.
ne says himself and brother viii come
..r' ."''.ffiHA uI me coal mine near !
Mll Pleasant and now IN dispute, when
NE court shall have passed upon the
matter Ho and fifteen others have
Illr.y .1Q,.l as many quarter sections
oi coal lands iu FerrOn canyon. with
plenty OF wood and water. The Fer
ron vein .s hard coal OF excellent quail
.y' ana There lis q uine-foOt vein OF II.
Ihey have DO opened up In several
places ana expect Goo develop the propeT-
ly on a large scale.
Phoebe Record John Sculy has dis
covered a sold quartz lead nfty feet
woe, and can trace &c 900 feet in length
oh iHe strike of the VEIN twelve feet
OF me vein averages $3.50 in gold, and
l ,l' rest 81" In gold per ton. The
discovery ls about three miles south
oi The famous Mendha mine, which
"lI average $50 in gold per ton and Is
opened 70 O. depth Of G75 feet, while
comparatively little stopping has been