The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-11
Mining Notes.

The Daly-West marketed seven cars
Of ore yesterday.
Ben Hampton has gone to eastern
Idaho to look after some mining bust
ness.
Superintendent R. c. Chambers re
turned from a several days trip to the
Ontario last night.
The Horn Silver settled for four cars
of ore and the Uncle Sam owners for
five cars yesterday.
E. NJ. Peck has bought the lease of
Sam Barlow and p. p. Hindmarsh on
the Lily mine of Tintic.
w. V. Rice and James Farrell were
among the mining magnates who came
down from the Park last evening
The new South Swansea hoist is be
ing installed and superintendent Rome
Wheeler is giving his personal atten-
ton to it.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler re-
ceived four cars of ore yesterday from
Frisco, seven from Park City, six from
Tintic and one from Phoebe.
a report came in from the EutOnia
mine in the ErricsOn district yesterday
that anCther vein Of galena ore had
been cut intO on the lower level of that
mine.
Superintendent r. c. Legg of the
/ EeXter. came in from Tuscarora yes
terday with the consignment Of gold
bullion and cyan.dCs reported else
where. de viii attend a meeting of the
directorate on Monday.
james =. SprUnt came down from
Garnet. Mont, yesterday, where he has
! had charge of he development Of a
+ lead mine for several months past. The
initial shipment has been made and it's
Z
pected tomorrow.
! GIL 5. Peyton stated yesterday that
/ he had no knowledge OF the Overland
/ starting UD soon. He has received no
! rec ent information from Manager q. A
| Duncan, who is in the east, that the
plans for the future have been agreed
upon Il understanding the report OF
/ contemporary.
Judge Morris Sommer goes to Park
! City today be present at a meeting
/ of the directors Of the West NaleO
Mining company, which occurs tomOr-
! row. During his stay he viii also s0i
/ the ball rollins for the Incorporation of
/ another valuable group OF claims lOcat-
ed on the line Of the Ontario drain tun-
mel.
The Mercur company reported at the
gold sampling rooms yesterday with 70(
pounds of gold cyanides, while the Dex-
ter of TuscarOra, New, unlOaded zoe
pounds Early in the week Chloride
Point sent in a consignment Of 25t
pounds. making the total for the week
1,050 pounds, with an estimated value
of S25, 600.
Judge Henry Shields, y. A. Gnlies
Henry Welsh, Timothy Driscoll anC
several other Parkites are in the city
today to attend the funeral Of the old
e~r
miner, John Malta, who died in BUTT
Thursday last, and Who is to be buried
from the Catholic church at o'clocl
today.
W: L. Richardson, who came up from
the south yesterday, reported that tn
recent strike near Alpine had beef
predicted by the people of that section
for a long time-that is they were sat
isfed that ledge would be unCoveTe,
some day that would prove remark
ably rich, as float assaying $50. 600
ton had been found in that section sew
eral years ago.
, Colonel Altman returned from a sew
. eTal days trip To Frisco Friday night
He reports a great deal of activity il
. the section surrounding the great HOrl
, ! Silver, and says miners down there ar
/ all at work with the demand unsup
piled. During his absence the cOlOne
learned that leasers in the Cave mine
Bradshaw district, had recently mad
two important strikes. both of them be
ing in the nature of new caves encoun
tered in prospecting
4 d. c. Mclaughlin OF Park City Ief
r for san Diego, Cal, Thursday, wher
he was summoned 10 the bedside O
n Francis Smith, president Of the An
: Choir Mining company. Mr.. Smith ha
n been in very poor health for a year O
p more, and couple of months since LEI
3 for the coast in the hope that til
f change would be beneficial. His friend
= here and in Park City fear that a gen
y eral' collapse has occurred, and believ
his chances for recovery to be slight.
Headquarters G. r. Maxwell Pos
G. a. R, Salt Lake City, Utah:
e The comrades Of George r. Maxwe
post viii assemble at the post han q
Tuesday, Feb. Is. a { 1890 o'clock. K
the purpose of attending the funer.
< ceremonies of the deceased members
* the Utah batteries. All old soldier
$ are invited to meet and march wit
: the post. By order
= HENRY =. BURNS.
p ALFRED KENT. Commando
:, Adjutant
d Candy sale at Kontz'. Monday.