The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Mining Notes.

me Mystic Shrine had a car Of ore
on the market yesterday morning
The CentenniaI-Eurela company
marketed thirteen cars Of copper ore
yesterday.
Two more cars of ore from NJ. c.
Fox's Colorado mine at Bingham
reached the market yesterday.
The Silver King company's regular
monthly dividend in the sum OF $780,
600 viii be distributed tomorrow.
Hart7vig A Cohen, Captain De La
mars general manager, left for the big
gold producing bonanza at De Lamar,
New. last night.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt of thirteen cars
of ore from Tintic. six from Frisco and
six som Bingham.
Frank III. Taylor of the Taylor &
Brunton sampler came in from Colo
RADIO yesterday morning to check mp
the boys on this end OF the line.
A car of concentrates from the But
terrified Company's Queen mill at Bing-
ham reached the market yesterday,
making the second car for the week.
The Lower Mammoth company closed.
the week by marketing six cars OF sil-
yer ore that netted S1,S12 and one car.
of copper ore that netted $3.50, or a lit
tie more than S45 per ton.
Managing Director Holden Of the
Centennial Eureka stated last evening
LtlAL the company was not aLLeE ele
Eagle K Blue Bell or any other prop
erty. The company. he said, was not
in the mine buying business at pres
ent.
George II. Robinson, Captain J. F.
Stearn and James w NeiIl returned
from an inspection Of the properties
in which the two former are inter
ested in Bingham and Tintic, yester-
day morning. Captain Stearn viii
leave for New York again in a day or
two.
Messrs. Scheu. Kimberley, Filler and
WiliaId r Snyder viii go out to
Stockton on a. special train today and
is being developed by the three former
gentlemen under bond it is MIR. Kim
berley's first trip to the mine since he
Joined Messrs. SCheu and Filler in open
ing it UP.
Manager Packard of the Star Con-
sohdated yesterday confirmed The Her
aids report that hesis planning to have
the second grade ores of that mine
treated at the Eureka Hill mill. Tests
are now being made Of the ore and If
it works all right a contract viii likely
be made with President Fox Of the
Eureka Hill company to handle it.
sheets & Thompson, one of the old
est brokerage firms on the row. went
out of business last night. In the near
future both gentlemen viii leave for
LllC tOdoL ana StDGLlQ SeNeldl lLOuLnS IN
recreation TRey have made a host of
friends during their business career
and should they decide TO re-enter the
arena next winter they win receive the
glad hand Of fellowship from all their
OLD associates.
The assessment work on the May
flower property in Pine canyon. Tooele
county. has just been completed by A
~. Avery and John Lundberg, and for
the amount of development done the
ore showing is a good one. Assays
just made show the presence OF So per
cent lead. SO ounces silver, $1-23 in gold
and 81 per cent copper William NJ
Beason Of the Z. c. NJ I. is one of the
principal owners.
The Battle Lake CWyo) Miner Of
May 81 contains a half-cOlumn descrip-
ton OF the Beulah Copper company's
property, in which sev eraf salt IlalCers
are interested. The paper says it is
destined to become one of the big bo-
nanzas Of that rapidly growing camp
end speaks i'm most complimentary
terms Of superintendent Ledbetter. an
Old Salt Laker. The property is con
troiled by strong Boston company
Edwin J. Houston Of the Thompson
Houston Electric company was ia the
city for a. few hours yesterday and
departed for his home on the noon
/ train. He has been making a flying
trip through Montana. Idaho and Utah
looking into the mining Industries. and
SO favorably was he impressed with
the resources of this state that he in
tends returning here in the near future
with view of making investments