The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-15

with its second two-car lot Of ore for the
week yesterday
J. A. BEETLES has gone down to the
Royal company's mines near Frisco
W. A Sherman went down to Milford
last night to make examination of
the Milford Mining & Milling company 5
property.
]. J. Burke is expected back from the
Coconino company's property, where he
is installing Nein process copper leach
ing mill.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt of eleven cars Of ore
from Tintic. eleven from Stockton and
two from Nevada
MessTs. Kimberley and Filler are ex-
pected back from the coast. where they
tied up a big copper property. either to-
morrow or Tuesday
Manager J. ]. Trenain of the Stock
ton Gold Mining & Milling company re-
ported in yesterdays market with a car
of nice ore from that promising Stock
ton property.
Advices at the local offices of the
Yankee Consolidated and Blackbird com
panies indicate that DR.. Franklin will re-
turn from the east some time during the
coming week.
The directors of the Anchor company
were scheduled to meet in Chicago yes
terday, when important business affect
ing the cOmpany'S welfare was TO come
up for consideration.
Willard F. Snyder goes to Bingham to-
day to cut out az plan of campaign at
the ampson-Yosemite property. He says
the great block of ground will be sys-
LematlcallY opened ana that a good force
of men will soon be at work there.
A letter from A B. Lewis of the Royal,
Imperial and Majestic Copper companies,
who is now in New York, related that he
had recently submitted to an operation
for some ailment, not mentioned. and
when the letter was sent he expected to
be around again yesterday
George B. Earnshaw. the mining en-
gineer, left last night to conduct an ex-
animation OF gold property in the
the extreme northwestern portion of Ida
no. He goes in the interests of an east
ern syndicate and expects to be absent
two weeks or more.
NJ. p. Gilbert. manager of the Carbon
ate & Rather property, in Beaver coun-
ty, returned yesterday from a month s
trip that carried him on mining property
examination business into California, Ore
gon and Idaho he was out in the inter
ests of eastern people and pleaded that
ne was not at liberty to speak of the de-
tails of his journeying.
The Salt Lake & San Berito Oil COM
pany was organized in this city yester-
( day with a capital stock of $4,000 in 81
shares, to. develop petroleum deposits in
the states of Utah. California. Idaho.
wyoming and Nevada. NJ. A. Breeder is
president; II. b. Prout. vice president
g. W. Olson. secretary; Walker Bros
bank. treasurer, and the other directors
! ham. w. r. Hall and J. II. Felt.
The final cleanup shipment from the
Centennial-Eureka, pending the rettmber-
ing OF the shaft, reached the market yes
| terday. 1t consisted of four carloads OF
Silver-gOld and seven cars of copper ore
Since Jan. l. 1890. the company has beer
forwarding to the American Smelling &
Refining company an average of about
100 tons of ore daily, but the manage
ment declined to give out any inform1-
ton concerning the actual tonnage or the
/ metallic contents of the ore It is not
thought that the company will ship again
till its own smelter is ready to treat the
product.
The Bonanza Consolidated Mining COM
pany, with fourteen claims in the Snake
Creek district south of Park CITY filled
articles of Incorporation yesterday 1t Is
+ capitalized for 10000 81 shares. w. H
Dodge is president; Joseph r. Valentine
| vice president: r. b. Hughes. secretary
and J. +. Caine. treasurer. These Offic-
| falls with Henry Newell. J. L. Clark. A
V TAYLOR and r J. Mclaughlin consti
( tute the board of directors Work ha:
I been progressing on the property for sew
/ eral weeks. The company is in gOoC
shape financially ami according to the
/ best judges in Park City a mine viii
| soon be developed