The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
Naw 20 Minine stoeks.
San Francisco Mining Stocks.
MINING Notes.

manager Jacobs was at the Ben Butler
yesterday
Two cars of Mammoth concentrates
were marketed yesterday.
Two cars of Honorine ore were market
ed BY manager Scheu yesterday.
The Grand Central company had eight
cars Of ore on the market yesterday.
The COuklin sampler was yesterday in
receipt OF three cars of ore from TintiC.
r. s Hamilton the stock broker, re-
turned from a business trip to Denver
yesterday.
The week closed on the marketing of ten
cars of copper ore by the Centennial-Eu-
reka company
r. w Griffiths leaves this morning to
size up conditions at the California He
VIII return tonight
+. L. Foucar. the well known mining
engineer. came in from Denver yesterday
on professional business.
Anton Peterson went out to the Silver
Bell yesterday. He Will be Joined today
by Manager Sonnedecker.
James Burke of the firm of Dederich &
Burke has gone to Stateline to look after
affairs at the OphiT mill.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was yes
terday in receipt of eighteen cars OF ore
from Tintic and two from Stockton.
L. n. Morrison returned Friday night
from a. trip to the Yankee and other prop
critics in which lac is interested in Tintic.
Manager Milan Packard of the Star
Consolidated was in town few hOufs
yesterday. The TWO cars of ore sent up
Friday viii be sold tomorrow
Advices from the Big Buffalo at Park
Valley are to the effect that the tunnel
is now in about 80 feet and being pushed
with three shifts. Indications of mineral
have already made their appearance in
the face
g. c. Parsons. the well known Denver
lawyer, who is Samuel NewhOuse's legal
adviser, spent several days during the
week at the Royal and Majestic prop
critics in Beaver county, returning to the
city on his way home Friday.
A. b. Lewis came up from Frisco again
yesterday morning and viii likely re-
main in town two or three days he re-
ports the Royal shaft nearing the 80
level and says a fine showing is being
made on the 100 and 200 levels.
The official bond of Francis W Quinn,
who was recently reelected mining re-
corder of West Mountain district. was
filed yesterday with the county clerk. The
bond is in the sum of $1,000, assured by
Joseph Lerwill and c. Z. Adderley.
John Heinrich. accompanied by Mrs
Heinrich and family, lett last night for
Seattle and the chances are they viii
eventually locate there. Mr.. HeImrlc-I.
it is understood, has mining interests in
the northwest as well as in Utah. and ne
is DESTROYS OF giving his personal atten-
ton to his holdings up that way.
Henry NJ. Nell, the we'll known cotton
statistician and operator of New ORLEANS,
arrived from the west last night and dur
ing the next few days he will be the
guest of his son, James w. Neill. It IS
nearly twelve years since father and son
met ana during mis- stay the gentleman
viii be given an opportunity to learn
something of the mines and mining re-
sources of this section.
The secretary of state yesterday issued
a certificate of Incorporation to the Pilot
Mountain Mining & Milling company.
which was recently organized at Basin
City. Grand county. with a capital OF
$4,000 in / cent shares, to develop the
Columbia. Snow Bank and Lucky Boy
mining claims, situated near Basin CITY.
S. c. Carpenter is president; R. 9. War
treasurer: Charles l. BrysOn, secretary,
and Alice NJ. Thomson. J. NJ. EssingtOn
and Lewis GregersOn are the other di-
rapfore