The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-13
Mining Notes.

D. c. Mclaughlin returns to the Park
today.
The Eureka Hill mine shipped eight
cars of ore last week.
Colonel I. S. Pine expects to leave for
the east in few days.
James Long, jr., came up from Gold
Mountain last evening.
NJ. R. Hunt is again at the Alaska
mine. He will return Tuesday next.
Willard F. Snyder will return from a
two weeks trip to California today.
A car of ore from the United States
mine at Bingham was sold yesterday.
w T. Rich. a mining engineer. Is
| down from OrOfinO, Ida, a guest at the
| Cullen.
Manager w. B. Andrew, of the
| Shawmut mine, was in Bingham yes
| terday.
The Glasgow and Western Of Nevada
marketed a carload of high-grade ore
/ yesterday.
The Murray Hill Mining company has
| levied a 1z-cent assessment which be-
comes delinquent June Z.
The late assessment on the stock of
| the Picnic Mining company of Tintic
| becomes delinquent on the 9Th instant.
| superintendent David Keith will
! leave for an inspection of the Anchor
mine at Park City tomorrow morning.
Captain Hugo Deprezin has been re-
| elected recorder of the North Tintic
mining district by the claim owners
| there.
Paymaster E. ]. Pithey of the Utah
| Consolidated will disburse the pay
roll at the Highland Boy smelter to-
morrow.
| NJ. L. Effinger, one Of the directors of
| the Ophir mine in Stateline. returned
home from a business trip to Michi-
gan last evening.
| Three cars of ore from the Uncle Sam
mine of Tintic were sold on yesterday S
market. The Horn Silver also dis
posed of three cars.
Superintendent Joseph Smith, of the
/ Wilson Teaching company, came in
from Nevada yesterday with ship
ment of gold cyanides.
/ A. F. Holden, managing director of
the United States Mining company, left
last night for Butte, Mont, where he
expects TO spend several days on bust
ness.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling
works received yesterday three cars OF
ore from Tintic, two from Nevada
three from Frisco. and three from
| Bingham.
Charles H. Scheu expects to go out
to the Honorine mine at Stockton to-
morrow. He expects to see the air
/ cOmpressOrs put into operation again
before he leaves there.
A. J. Cromwell. a wealthy English
capitalist, owning large mining inter
ests in South Africa, is in the city and
expects TO inspect the various Utah
camps before leaving the state.
The board of directors of the Aetna
Mining company, operating at Haley
Ida, held a business meeting yesterday
afternoon to talk over plans for the
future development Of that property.
A S. Day Of the La Refine mine Of
Tintic writes from New Jersey that his
health is steadily improving He VIII
leave for Ohio in a few days and after
making brief stop there will return
to Utah.
| President c. S. Graham Of the Bling.
ham a Eastern, operating the Jersey
Blue group came in from Bingham las
night and expressed himself as wei
pleased with the developments being
made there.
Word has reached here that Senator
W. A. Clark of Montana contemplate
I FlSlliiiS I l6Al SUM dll0 VIII lOOk ONel
conditions at tBe Ophir mine, WheT
some plan of action for the treatment
of the ores from that mine will prob
ably be determined upon.
Otto c. Backman, one of the director:
Of the Aetna mine, at Haley, Ida, ar
rived in the city yesterday to be pres
ent at meeting Of the board of di
rectOrs. He says the Aetna is showinl
up fayorably. Three men are at worl
on the property at the present time.
Boston News Bureau: It is estimated
that S5,000,000 will be invested in minins
machinery and in new vessels for thu
Cape Nome trade. The Treadwell eolt
mine Will have 1,020 stamps when IL
latest order for 240 is filed. One com
pany is shipping a complete equipmen
for six miles of railroad track.