The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-19

near which place he win do lot of
work for the government this fall.
| Two cars of copper ore were sent up
from the Horn Silver yesterday.
The Bullion-Beck Tunnel companys
DELINQUENT assessment contains over
300 names.
The Carisa of Tintic yesterday swell
/ ed the amount of ore in the market by
two carloads.
Manager J. E Bamberger of the
| Daly-West has returned from a week S
trip to Colorado.
E. II. Meade who had intended leav-
/ ing for Leadville Wednesday, did not
get away until last night.
| The Taylor & Brunton sampler yes
| terday reported seven cars of ore from
Tintic; two from Frisco and one from
! Stockton.
Manager H. G. Heffron went out to
| Bingham Yesterday to look into af-
| fairs at the Bingham Copper and Gold
cOmpany's property.
| w. A. Wilson, the well-known mining
! engineer and expert. has returned from
an extended professional trip into the
/ districts of California.
Secretary ]. w. Langley of the Sill
/ yer Shield pulled out for a two weeks
/
| last evening. He was accompanied by
/ MS father
| The West Mountain Placer company
is keeping in close touch with its stock
| holders. 1t has called for another
Accent contribution in the way of an
assessment.
! Col. H. L. Pickett announces that a
carload of highgrade copper ore from
| the Savanic mine in Moiave county,
| Ariz., will reach the market during the
next few days.
| Mercur Miner: The residence for
merly occupied by Supt. McVichie is
being Overhauled and refurnished by
the company preparatory to its oc-
| cupancy by Supt. Edwards. NJ. L.
| Teall will occupy the Edwards house
on Mercrr hill.
According to Manager C. E. Allen,
| there is a scarcity of water at the Cen
tennial-E Eureka, and the Memmoth pipe
| line had to be connected with in or
! der to avoid a shutdown, for in an
other week there would not have been
water enough to supply the boilers.
Wasatch Wave: Thomas Kearns and
David Keith of Park City passed
through Charleston Monday en- route
to the Snake creek mining district
where they spent the afternoon in look
ing over J. r. Murdock's prospective
| electric power plant site, and returned
| to Park City Tuesday.
Price Advocate: The mine at Clear
! creek has not been running very stead
| lily of late, but the company has just
! uncovered a vein of excellent coal that
| is second 10 none, and no doubt the
! Increased demand for this coal will
| keep the mines busy from now until
| spring.
Mercur Miner: Messrs. Mari and
| Burkhart, who have been prospecting
| in the Beaver Dam mountains in the
| southern part of the state for the past
! year, are visiting their old haunts in
| Mercur this week. They report some
| very promising looking material and
expect to put in the winter developing
| their prospects.
NJ. NJ. Johnson. the well-knOwn and
popular mining engineer, connected
with the NewhOuse staff, underwent a
| delicate operation at the KeCgh- HaSmer
| hospital yesterday. 1t was Mr.. John
| son who exported the Imperial ground.
| and Mr.. Lewis came UP from Frisco
last night. hoping to be able to secure
| his services On other work.
]. J. GUentherodt, several years ago
a prominent resident of Salt Lake City
| but who has been mining in Colorado
| for the past twelve years during which
| time he also gained some renOwn as
| mining writer, passed through Salt
| Lake yesterday on an exporting expe-
ditiOn into Idaho for a wealthy east
ern syndicate. The gentleman express
| ed amaZement at the Improvement of
the city since he was last here.