The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
Mining Notes.

/ Jackson McChrystal went out to Tintic
last night.
The delinquent stock sale of the Little
/ Plttsburg company occurs tomorrow
The assessment on the Omaha mine of
! the West Dip becomes due tomorrow
Hartwig a. Cohen is expected to arrive
/ from California some time this week.
Superintendent R. G. Legg of the Dex-
ter will leave for Tuscarora again today.
The cents assessment of the West
Mountain Placer became delinquent yes
terday.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the May Day Mining company is
scheduled for tomorrow.
The stockholders of the Bonneville Min
Ing company will meet tomorrow to
choose officers for the ensuing year.
viii c. Higgins of the Mining Review
went to Silver City Friday evening and
remained over till yesterday
Thomas Weir returned from an inspec-
ton trip to the Ajax mine of Tintic yes
terday, which he reports looking pros
porous.
c. R. Ford, bookkeeper for the Utah
Consolidated Mining company, is still in
New York City. He expects to leave for
home the last of this week.
The Montana &. Denver Reduction COM
pany of Bearmouth, Mont, reported at
The gold sampling rooms with an initial
shipment of fifty pounds of cyanides yes
terday.
V. p. Strange has returned from a trim
to Tintic. While there he visited the May
Day, and he pronounceS it as being "a
whale and is preparing to make a big
! record.
The late assessment levied on the stock
of the Yankee Consolidated became de-
linquent yesterday, and information given
out by an official of the company last
night was to the effect that it was nearly
all paid in.
J. H. Haverley, the old-time minstrel
promoter, who during the past few years
has been devotng his attention to mining,
came IN from the east Friday, for the
purpose OF making a roundup of the
Deep Creek country. He will leave to-
day.
John ]. DAILY, accompanied by Mrs.
DAILY and an invalid child, are now in
southern California, and letter just re-
ceiVed from Mr.. DAILY says their trip may
be extended into Mexico before they re-
turn.
Superintendent r. c. Chambers will go
out to the Ontario today and return again
tomorrow night. AdVices from the Mar
sac mill yesterday were to the effect that
melting would begin about Wednesday,
so the first consignment of Ontario bull
lion since the run on crude ore began will
probably be sent to market by the end of
the week
Charles H. Scheu and Walter G. Filler
spent yesterday at the HonOrine mine
az otOthlOL- MT Scneu says lldI the
shaft has now attained a depth of twenty
seven feet below water level and that
sinking will go steadily forward till the
lW-toot mark is reached, when a drift
wlll be started east 10 intercept the first
big ore chute. The new pump is working
admirably.
T. W. Whitehouse of Pueblo, who has
been IN me city in the interests OF con-
templated rolling mill enterprise said TO
be IN process of formation. with Iron
county as its home, left for Kansas city
yesterday. The Colorado Fuel q Iron
company is saN to be backing the under
taking, particulars of which at this time
are unobtainable
The Star Consolidated mine of Tintic
has been closed down. This was the in
formation sent in from the Juab county
camp last evening The shutdown, hap
PLY, is no fault of the mine itself, but
because OF the breaking down of some of
the boilers. Repairs are to be made at
once, so the suspension will only be tenn
porary, probably not more than week.