The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-22
Mining Notes.

Inc Red Wing marketed two cars of
concentrates yesterday.
The Centennial Eureka marketed fen
cars OF copper ore yesterday.
The South Swansea reported in yes-
terday's market with three cars of ore.
The late assessment on Four Aces
stock becomes delinquent on the 2Sth
inst
The Glasgow & Western had a car
load Of copper matte in the market yes
terday.
Frank ]. Cannon is now in Berlin on
business connected with his liquid air
company.
The Cave mine east of Milford is in
the market again with two cars of
high-grade ore
Harry Joseph contemplates leaving
tomorrow for a trip to the GaIena mine
at Fish Springs.
David Evans went out to Tintic last
night to make an inspection of the
Black Jack mine
A series of concentration tests are be-
ing made on ore from the No-You-
DON'T mine of Bingham.
nice vein of galena ore is said to
have been struck in the upraise being
run for air in the Hercules mine at
Stockton.
The air compressor which broke down
at the Honorine mine at Stockton about
a week ago, will not be ready for OBJ
Grafton for ten days.
Colonel H. L. Pickett left last night
for Parowan, Iron county, to appear as
counsel in mining suit which comes
up for hearing in that town this week.
The ore body encountered a short
time ago in the upraise from the 400
level in the Four Aces mine is reported
10 De steadily improving with develop
ment.
Ed Waterman of the firm of Water
man Brothers, has decided to Join the
pilgrimage TO Cape Nome and expects
10 leave for the north about the mid
die of May.
The Taylor & Brunton SAMPLER re-
ported the arrival yesterday of fifteen
cars OF ore from Tintic, one from Ne
Vada, two from Milford and two cars Of
concentrates.
Harvey j. Jones has returned from
a trip to Stockton and says property
has certainly struck that camp. He
says there are more men employed
there now than ever before.
The Montana & Denver Reduction
company reported at the gold sampling
rooms or the Consolidated Kansas City
smelling q Refining company yester-
DAY with fifty pounds of cyanides
Reports from the Lucky Boy mine
are to the effect that the ore bodies
recently opened on the 800 level are
proving bigger and better than the
most sanguine of those connected with
the company had ever expected.
The Herald's announcement yester-
DAY that General Manager James W.
NELL had Professionally placed his res
lgnation in the hands of President
robert ID. Evans, Of the United States
company, was the chief topic of con-
Versation IN mining circles and express
Slons of regret at his possible with
draWaI were numerous.
Speaking yesterday of the item from
Ilntlc paper which said that the chief
owners in the Sunbeam were preparing
for resumption at the mine, one of the
gentlemen mentioned said there was
nothing in it. The company was in
deDt, ne said, some $47 900 and until
THAT was wiped out here was little rea-
son to hope that anything would he
done.
L. z. Rigney, well known mining
engineer Of Leadville and Cripnle
Creek, has decided to cast his LOT in
OIdn and IS now comfortably located
JuASl OpCICQ ny MIN IN the
DOoly building. Mr.. Rigney has con-
trlDuted many articles on mining To
Colorado journals and has many friends
among the Colorado contingent which
has recently located in Utah.
Baker City Republican,: Mr.. Ed Can
non, manager of. the Free Coinage mina !
IN Sumpter district, arrived in this citv
yesterday from Portland and went IN |
on the evening train to Sumpter. Ar
irving here almost simultaneously with
Mr. cannon was a carload of machin- |
cry for deep sinking on the Frea CSoi,,
age, together with a saw mill which |
VIII be placed in position as soon as
possible TO saw out lumber for buiIdinp
and ten-stamp mill.