The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15
Mining Notes.

T. B. McKeon came up from Milford
yesterday.
Robert D. Grant expects to leave for
Butte today
The Eagle & Blue Bell marketed
carload Of ore yesterday.
The Rabbit Foot mine in Tintie has
been closed down for an indefinite
period.
Two shifts will shortly be put to
work on the Iowa group in Park Val
lev district.
A. E. Hyde is scheduled for trip to
Chicago on mining business during the
next few DAYS.
A. H. Tarbet will depart for Butte
today to look over developments at the
Smokehouse property.
Judge John A. Street has returned
from Colorado where he was called on
legal and mining business.
H. NJ. Ryan went north Friday night
to look after his interests at the Big
Camas property, HALEY, Ida.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler re-
ported the receipt yesterday of seven
cars of ore from the Tintic district.
The air compressor formerly in use
at the Souix-Utah mill in Robinson.
has been purchased by the Black Jack
and Trail.
A nice showing of ore has appeared
in the Windridge. near Silver City, at
a point about twenty feet below the
220-foOt level.
Judge Morris Sommer, who has been
at Glenwood Springs on mining bust
ness for the past few days, will reach
home again this morning.
H. c. Missimer, the cyanide expert
formerly with the Dexter Mining COM
pany, has just returned from a bust
ness trip to Philadelphia.
J. c. Sullivan, superintendent of the
Raymond mine of Tintic was in the
city yesterday but had nothing new to
report regarding the condition of that
property.
The directors of the Bullion-Beck
Mining company held their regular
monthly meeting yesterday. but moth
ing aside from routine business was
transacted.
w. H. Child will accompany w c.
Tracy and o. L. Turner, two Colorado
mining men, to Alta today, where sew
eral days win be spent in making an
examination of the camp.
The. directors of the Galena mine
operating at Fish Springs, met yester-
day afternoon and levied an assess
ment of cents a share, which will be-
come delinquent in about thirty days.
A car of fine ore from the Nevada
company's mine at Galena, New, was
sidetracked at the samplers yesterday,
and several cars more wflI be along
during the next few days.
Frank NJ. Langford of the Melcher
company, whose home is at Bridge.
Cassia- county. Ida, leaves in tae morn
ing 20 attend the Idaho state Demo-
cratic convention, to which he is an
accredited delegate and which con-
VeneS in POcatellO on Tuesday
W. f. Snyder, who intended to leave
1or the east yesterday, was detained,
but he leaves today. He stated yester-
day that new information concerning
the Bay State property, in EIko county.
Nevada, had just about decided him
and his associates to leave it alone.
M. P. Gilbert general manager of the
Blackbird mines of Idaho arrived in
town yesterday from those properties,
Where ne reports development work be-
ing pushed along vigorously. Mr.. Gil
bert will remain in the CITY a few davs
when he expects to go to Frisco to
make an inspection of the Copper
Gulch properties, owned by the same
syndicate that controls the Idaho
bOnanZaS
A spring of fine water has been de-
NeIoped on the Imperial property az
frisco, and Manager Lewis said yes
terday morning that an ANALYSIS had
shown it to be of a most pure chsrac-
ter. 1t is in the granite and flows a.
bafrel aid a half an hour. but he is
confident that further development will
greatly increase the flow. In a co1ln-
Try where water is worth and sells for
tve cents bucket. the find becomes a
most valuable one.
The Tintic Miner is authority for the
statement that it has it from unim-
peachable authority that the Mammoth
company viii build no tramway. on
ne contrary it is stated that the New
East Tintic railroad will continue tn
operate with tariff, rate in force of
80 cents per ton for all down hin
freight and 50 cents per ton for all nm
hill traffic, to continue till Jan. /. 1901
when a reduction of cents a ton will
Ia made