The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25
Mining Notes.


The Bullion-Beck marketed four cars of
ore yesterday.
The Carissa and Star Consolidated mar
Aeted carload Of ore each yesterday.
Manager Frank B. Cook of the Column
Did copper mine of Bingham, was looking
over mat property yesterday.
~. ,. Lakfn, one of the directors OF the
Dexter mine, is at Tuscarora, New, max
ing an inspection Of that property.
the Taylor & Brunton sampler reported
yesterday the arrival OF six cars of ore
from bingham and two from Tintic-
G. C. Higgins has arrived IN Baker City.
OIe-, where he has gone TO interest him.
ter.
Colonel n. Treweek and his son. W. L.,
sest s1uay formed copartnership under
tae nrm name of Treweek d Son, for the
purpose of dealing in mines and mining.
Samuel Newhouse was IN the offices of
the Boston Consolidated Mining company
yesterday, and spent the most of the day
n gong through an accumulation OF cor
reSpondence.
The movement on foot to build a large
smelling plant at Portland, Ore, is meet
ing with success. When completed the
plant Will cut off the Oregon trade now
going to Tacoma.
w. II. Grant of American Fork, one of
me- me- vendors in the deal for the sale Of the
Nlloas property in the Deep Creek country
70 Messrs. Miles & Moorehouse, was in
the city on business yesterday.
Uncle Jesse Knight came up from Provo
last night to attend the Bryan meeting.
lie ne reports nothing new, at his, 1Sntic
properties, but the Uncle Sam and Hum
usual
0. F. Rebel of Spokane, Wash, a min
Ing engineer and expert who is said to
represent a combination OF eastern iron
Darons, returned night before last from a
several weeks trip through the Deep
Creek country.
Another great flow of water has been
struck in the Buckeye property at Tintic,
put the pumps are working, and Mr.. Sap
plngton, who has the bond and lease on
tne mine. expects to have the property
cleared OF the disturbing element shortly.
The highland Boy smelter has shipped
another consignment of copper pigs to
the eastern refineries, consisting of the
uSual ame1nt Of $1,000 pounds. This
makes nearly 100000 pounds of copper
pigs sent out since the smelter started
last summer
Bingham Bulletin: Work at Bingham
c. & G. mines for the present mainly
gu!ch working tunnel with main incline.
Dr71t VIII reach shaft bottom in about
100 feet, when a vertical raise to incline
VIII make the connection.
Charles H. Cole, the Globe bank wreck
er, who figured so prominently in United
states mining affairs, early in the weSI1
fled demurrer to the indictment against
him, alleging that the charges were not
sufnclently set forth and that the numer-
Gus counts failed to set forth facts which
W9uld constitute the alleged offense of
wtliful misapplfcation of the banks funds.
The defendant was to have entered his
plea Friday.
Tintic Miner: Sensational reports of the
Lower Mammoth come from Salt Lake.
The writer has some specimens from the
recent strike which show horn silver, and
are said TO run as high as 1000 ounces,
but the impression Is that this class OF ore
does not occur in very generous quantf-
ties Without any desire to belittle the
property. we venture to suggest that the
opinion Of disinterested person might be
ment.