The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Mining Notes.


Denman Blanchard left over the Rio
Grande yesterday for Boston.
The Centennial Eureka marketed ten
cars OF SllVer-gOld ores yesterday.
Ed F. Prudential. the Phoebe mining
man, IS in the city for a few days on
business.
The West Argent mine Of Stockton
marketed another car Of high-grade ore
yesterday.
The leasers working on the Carisa mine
IN T1ntic supplied yesterdays market with
a car of ore.
Manager G. a. Duncan of the Overland
mine OF Mercur, Is expected to arrive from
camp tonight.
Superintendent E. P. Jennings. of the
Star Consolidated mine of Tintic, will be
in the city today.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the West Morning Glory is scheduled to
take place tomorrow.
The tunnel on the Rice property in the
Stateline district, has been completed to
the length of eighty feet.
The COnklin sampler received six cars
of ore from Tintic, one from Deep Creek
and one from Stockton yesterday
The Oakland group of mines in the Red
Boy district, near Baker City, Ore. has
been sold to Spokane parties for $1,000.
A. Z. briggs of the Carbonate Hill
nina located near Peterson, Morgan
county, viii go out to that property to-
day.
Howard J. Benson, a we'll known Colo
RADIO mining and smelter man, was in the
city yesterday and was entertained by
friends.
Thomas W. Jennings will leave for the
Grand Gulch mine in Arizona tomorrow.
Another shipment of high-grade ore is
expected about March 1.
The Phoebe Record which has been
published regularly in that Nevada camp
since 1870. has suspended publication.
Limited patronage is assigned as the rea-
son.
De Lamar Messenger: The latest re-
ported find in Stateline, is on the Black
bird and Is said TO be worth s. per pound,
but we are unable TO learn any of the
particulars.
The offices of the Mammoth Mining
company were moved yesterday from the
D. T. Walker building on Second South
street to The Hooper block on East First
South street.
The Taylor & Brunton Sampling works
received -four cars of ore from Park City,
four from Tintic and two from Bingham
yesterday. A car of concentrates was re-
ceived from the Red Wing of Bingham
There is a movement on foot to raise
the rates of commissions for selling stocks
on the Denver and Colorado Springs stock
exchanges. The question will be decided
at a meeting to be held sometime next
week.
From Laramie CWyo.) sources, it is
lcdIN6l LfltlL TIE OMlltTS u LuC Il tIIl1-
HOggerty copper mine have been offered
100000 for that property and have been
given a month in which 10 consider the
proposition.
c. e Street has advices from O. E
Lawrence who with associates is OpeT-
ating the Jupiter property at Park city
under lease and bond, that trial ship
ment Of ore is TO be made about the flrst
of the month.
A letter was received from F. E. Wilson,
/. IoT1n do
yesterday. He stated he would not
be home until some time next week.
He expects to get out a shipment OF ore
before he returns.
De Lamar Messenger: The st. George
Copper Mining company has shipped 10
MOdena, 50.T14 pounds of copper ore, and
$3.50 pounds Of regulus. The smelter has
closed down pending the arrival of a new
water jacket.
Superintendent George 3. Ernshaw, Of
the ShaWmuU mine of Bingham, came
Sin from camp night before last to take a
look at the plans drawn for the new mill
to be built on that property and to dis
cusS matters relating to it with Manager
W. 3. Andrew.
The recent examina ton made of the
OpiliT mine in the Stateline district is re-
ported TO have been very satisfac tOry- It
is said there are three tons of ore blocked
out now to where there was one three
months ago, when a similar examination
of the mine was made.
Samples of copper ore from a new strike
in the Buckeye mine of Tintic reached
the city yesterday and were exhibited
BY II. 7. SappingtOn, the manager Of
the mine The samples were greatly ad-
miTed by all who saw them. The extent
Of the new disclosure has not been as
certained-
Civil Engineer Varian P. Strange has
returned from a trip 10 Bingham, where
he went on professional work for the
Shawmut Mining company. Mr. Strange
was greatly pleased with the property,
and says the mine has an immense
amount of ore blocked out awaiting the
erection of the mill.
English capital IS becoming heavily in
terested in the San Juan gold fields of
southwestern Colorado. The Columbus
mine owned by J. NJ. C9llOw, and located
in the Ice Lake basin, was transferred "A
few days ago to Arnold Cubitt of Lon
don Ii is to be added TO the properties
of the Golden Horn Consolidated Mining
company.
Baker City Democrat: The strike at the
Flagstaff mine east Of the city. cOntin-
ues to be a wonder. As development con-
tinues the vein keeps its width Of about
FIVE feet and much Of the ore shows free
gold Mr.. Imhaus, manager or the French
Flagstaff company, owning the Flagstaff
is in high spirits over this find and no
doubt a resumption Of operations by his
company viii soon take place on a large
scale.
Backfoot 0da) Mail; The CONSOLIDATE
"a Implement company shipped the sixth
car Of copper bullion for the White Knob
Copper company this week 1t looks as
though the White Knob people are sure
to make a grand success o. their under
taking Superintendent Darlington is a
man Of much business and executive abil-
ity and no better manager could be found
in the state.
ROYAL Ill.