Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-25


Four cars Of lead ore reached the
market today from the Eureka-Hill, Of
Tintlc,
Seven cars OF ore from Tintlc were
reported today by the Taylor Brunton
sampling company.
Col s. 10. Miner has not been at
his office for several days on account
Of sickness,
The ig-cent assessment OF the X. @.
W. Mining company becomes delin-
quent next Monday
President Samuel Mcintyre, OF the
Mammoth Mining company, came In
from the mine this morning.
o. ]. Eggleston will take charge Of
Mr. q. X. Fishers Office at col Dooly
block, In MIR Flscher's absence.
Isaac Trumbo expects to leave for
California tomorrow after a pleasant
stay IN this city Of several days
The first shipment Of cyanldes from
the Century OF Park Valley, IL said 10
have netted the company about $500
a. l.. Jacobs, OF the Ben Butler, Of
Bingham, reports no change In the
workings notwithstanding todays adj
vance in the stock.
The delinquent sale on the l-cent as
easement OF the Snowflake is adver-
tlsed for Monday, the 2Sth Inst, at
room S01, Mccormick building.
It Is reported that II. NJ. Mccartney
Of Los Angeles has bonded $50 acres OF
oil lands on the shores Of Great salt
Lake.
The lot OF ore received by Capt. Ea-
gan from Cherry Creek was settled for
today on controls showing 1872 20 ounces
silver and 90 ounces gold per ton.
The ledge is reported to have been
intercepted In the Ridge and Valley
shaft, and a softenlng In the ground
has taken place In consequence.
About 900 gallons per minute is now
being pumped from the Watseca mine,
Madison county, Mnot,. In which Hon.
A. w. MoCune, OF this city Is largely
interested, The shaft Is now down
2l6 feet.
Mr. Wigginton who Is acting as
clerk at the Bingham Copper and Gold
companys shelter, says the smelter Is
almost completed The trial run Is eS-
pectcd to take place about February
lst.
X. G. Chambers came down from the
Park last evening after spending sew
eral days attending TO business above
ground He saws he will go under
ground next week when he may be able
To say something about the Ontario and
DAILY mines.
Willard +. Snyder. who returned from
the East yesterday afternoon reports
negotiations for the sale OF the Dixie
Copper mine near st. George far from
completed in spite Of rumors 70 that Ell.
feet The property IL to be examined
by experts during the next few days
upon whose report the success OF the
deal VIII depend.
Laramie Boomerang; G.. F. Kuster,
assayer and chemist, and one OF the d.
rectors Of the Rambler Copper COM
pany has moved his assaying outfit out
10 tie mine and practicallyevcry CUBIC
foot of ore taken from the mine VIII De
assayed and It's value ascertained on the
ground 4 large dump Of lower grade
ore Is being piled up at the mine ana
will be treated when cheaper process
can be obtained or when cheaper trans
portation facilities can be secured from
the mine to the smelter.
HALEY dda) Times: A miner who
came In yesterday says that the COM
tinuation of the Maryland ore chute
was cut into n few days ago In the west
end Of the main drift on the 2OO-foot
level Of the Golden star. II was found
10 carry thickness OF four and half
feet OF ore that scenes as good as any
Vet found on the Gold Belt. The ore
greatly resembled the frst-class ore OF
the Croesus mine that sold for over
$500 ton. a chunk ~ Golden star ore
was assayed In salt Lake on a wager.
Capt. Black OF the Hattie group and
Mr.. HOLSTER managing owner OF the
Golden Star, bet the round-trlp fare,
lncluing the Pullman, Salt Lake 20
HALEY and return, that the ore would
assay over 800. The assay that Capt
Black got was $40 IN gold. 20 ounces in
silver and IS 2-iO per cent copper per
ton. Capt. Black lost HIS bet