The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04
Mining Notes.

John Sharp was at the Bunker Hill
mine at Stockton yesterday.
/ The Taylor & Brunton sampler
! received a car Of ore from Green River
yesterday.
Word has been received from New
/ York that Samuel NewhOuse will Short
( ~ take his departure for Utah.
The Conklin Sampling Works re-
/ ceived seven cars of ore from Park City
and three from Tintic yesterday.
/ Frank Peyton, the well known Tintic
mining man, has accepted a~spOsition
with the Trent machinery house
The directors of the Boss Tweed mine
Will hold a meeting the latter part of
/ this week to discuss some important
matters.
! e. o. Lee CT the Four Aces directo-
rate has returned from Tintic Hld re-
| ports that a shipment will arrive from
+ that property soon.
/ w. J. Lawrence and w. 7. Dinwoodev
were in Tintic yesterday. where they
/ entertained Waiter q. Filler and J. L.
/ Kimberly at the Star Consolidated
mine.
! The new tramWay being built by the
! Centennial Eureka to facilitate the
! movement of ores between the mine
and the railroad tracks is nearing COM
pletiOn.
Superintendent Joseph Burnsworth OF
/ the Alfred Reed mine in Alta has adj
/ vised the local officers of that company
/ that development work there continues
4 to show up better results.
Messrs. John Heinrich and Charles
H Drummer of the Mercur, accompan-
/ led by James Booth of Scribner. left
I for their Nebraska homes last night.
! Charles J. Devereaux will leave for
! Boston this morning.
! Charles S. Ford. the mill contractor
! who had charge of the erection of the
/ Young America mill at TuscarOra, New.
/ arrived home yesterday. He came down
I a few days sooner than he expected on
account of the Illness Of one of his chill
/ dren.
The Azurite copper mine, located near
! Green River, Utah, reached the market
yesterday with it's initial shipment of
ore. The property is owned by Frank
Dalton and others. and is said to be a
/ proposition of more than ordinary
merit.
Superintendent J. P. Turner of the
/ Niagara came in from Bingham yester-
! day morning to file some proofs of labor
and look after other matters in connec-
/ ton with some Of the United States
/ company's ground upon which patents
+ are pending.
/ Yesterday was the date set for the
j sale Of Emerald stock. upon which the
late assessment remains unpaid The
date Of sale has been postponed until
+ the 10th inst, but an official of the com
pany stated yesterday that the assess
ment would all be paid IN before the
latter date.
! Baker City Democrat: +. J. Godfrey
i of Tabor * Godfrey, owners Of the Red
/ Boy mine, which has a regular month
/ ly output Of from $4,000 to So, 900, came
! down from the mine yesterday to his
! home in this city. he says there are
I siXty-five men employed at the mine.
and 1t is the intention to sink to the
/ $500 level
Frank E. Wilson received word by
/ telephone yesterday from Brigham CITY
that in the drift run to cut
/ the vein in the Brigham City Copper &
, Slate cOmpany's mine. ore was Just be-
/ ginning to come in. Mr. Wilson be-
t lieves there is every indication that the
/ property will report in the market with
some early shipments.
Two hundred and fifty pounds OF
I cyaniees from the Daisy and fiftv
I pounds from the Star of Pine canyon
( were received at the gold samplinr
I rooms Of the Consolidated Kansas CITY
/ Smelling q Refining company yester-
! day These cOnsignments, together
I with 200 pounds from the Geyser- Mar
/ ion, and 200 pcuSds from the Lucky
/ Boy. rounded outSa week which repre-
! scented close 20 $4,000 in value.