The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Mining Notes.

The Mammoth marketed four cars of
ore yesterday.
Franklin Farrell was scheduled to ar
rive from Butte last night.
The Centennial Eureka marketed ten
cars of copper ores yesterday.
Drifting is in progress from the $50 level
Of the Red Rose mine of Tintic.
The Utah mine of Fish Springs had a
carload Of ore in the market yesterday.
The Nay Day mine had four cars of
high-grade ore at the samplers yester-
day.
The Eureka-Hill mine OF Tintic is ex-
tracing shipping ore from the SOO-foot
A carload of concentrates from the Aro-
peen mine in Bingham was in yesterday
market.
The late assessment on the West Noun
tain Placer mine became delinquent yes
terday.
ten cars Of ore from the TIntic district
yesterday.
a. z. Hyde of the BuIlion-Beck diree-
torate, left for the mine last night, and
will return Monday,
DR.. P. A: H. Franklin. who has been in
the east for several weeks is expected
nome in the next day or so
The Idaho Recovery company report .
at the gold sampiing rooms yesterday
with 200 pounds of cyanides.
The New Fortune mill at Bingham is
nearing completion and will probably be
ready for the trial run by the first of
next week.
The Conklin sampler reported the ar
rival yesterday of ten ears of ore from
IIn1c. one from Bingham and one from
Fish Springs.
CAPTAIN J. A. Fades has returned from
Soldier Summit, where he is developing
some elaterite deposits for the Letter syn
dictate of Chicago
r. c. Gemmell who has been doing
some mining engineering work for a Mon
tana syndicate has returned home after
an absence of several weeks.
The electric pump for the Butler No. 3
incline OF the west Mountain Placer mine
at Bingham has arrived at its destination.
1t was shipped last Friday.
James Bentley and John H Benbrook
wlll get away for Cape Nome today. They
go to San Francisco and will sail from
that port the last of the week.
General Manager J. z. Bamberger of
the Daly-West went to the Park yester-
day morning, and will spend a day or two
underground in that big bonanza
Superintendent Ernshaw of the Shaw
NUT mine Of Bingham, who went out to
TuScarOra, New, some time ago 10 start
up the Young America mill is expected
home today.
c. Z. Adderley came in from Bingham
yesterday. He says some eighty men are
now on the payrolls of the United States
company and more men. he understood,
We're TO go on at once.
|. B. Hill, secretary of the Park Gold
Mining company, operating in the Mt.
Badly mining district, near Marysvale,
expects to leave for an inspection of that
property this morning.
The new shaft being sunk on the Ca
riSSa property in Tintic has reached
depth of fifty feet Three shifts are en-
ployed. 1t is to be pushed to the 1,0OO-foot
level as fast as possible
Noble r. Waterman has returned from
a trip to Ogden, where he spent several
days in looking up some mining PROPOSE
tons. He reports having found nothing
attractive in that section
A. J. Orem is back from a business trip
to Kansas City, where he succeeded in
inducing more capital to come to Utah for
Investment in mines. While away he
placed large block of Red Wing stock.
P. J. German leaves this morning for
Seattle, and on Friday next will sail for
Cape Nome on the TecOma- Pat says he
is going to stay two years, win or lose
John Meter and Charles Voigt also leave
this morning.
P. A. Mckenzie, the former superinten-
dent of the Dexter mine, will go out TO
Tuscarora, New, today to look after some
mining interests he has there. In week
or so he expects to return and take his
departure tor the gold diggings of Cape
Nome.
Richard J. Evans and Captain Benja-
min Tibbey will leave today for the state
of Sonora, Mex, where they go 10 exam
inc into the merits of gold mine which
has been called TO their attention. The
property is located not tar from Nogales,
AriZ.
Henry Newell, accompanied by Mrs
Newell, returned from a three months
trip to the coast yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Newell, his friends will be glad to
know, returns in perfect health, having
fully recovered from the long siege of ty-
phOid which laid him up last winter
Colonel George W E. Dorsey returned
yesterday from an extended trip to New
York and Washington. stopping for some
time at his Lincoln, Neb., home on his
way back. Mr.. Dorsey says he will be in
Salt Lake for the next two months look
ing after his mining interests.
The Brown Bear group in the Blackbird
district Ida, being operated by P. A. H.
Franklin and associates, is reported TO
be producing some sensational values
Recent explorations made there show the
veins Of ore to be increasing in size as
depth is attained.