Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-08
MINING NOTES.

The May Day Of Tintic was on The
market today with two cars Of ore.
A car OF ore was on the market today
from the Excelsior property at Eureka,
New.
The Dixon property at Bingham
reached the market today with car
Of ore.
The Silver Shield Of Bingham will dis
tribute It's monthly dividend q SL5QV TO-
morrow
The Taylor Drunton sampler reported
two cars Of ore from Tintlc, one from
Nevada. and one from Bingham today
Testimony will be heard by Referee
Tinsey on an accounting between me
Grand Central and Mammoth mining
companies at Nephi on Feb. 18th,
Messrs. p. l.. Kimberley and W. G
Filler returned from the Annie Laurie
at Gold Mountain last night and report
the new mill working smoothly.
The Dixie smelter is running again
and the expert from New Haven, Conn.,
who ls to make an expert examination
of the mine for Eastern people Is now
on the ground.
-Four cars Of ore from the Red Wing
is at the sampler. A fifth Is expected
when the lot will be sampled. About 4
feet OF ore Is said to be in sight In the
mine
Manager Packard Of the star Con
was in town today. He says there IL
no special change at the mine Inc
bins are full OF ore and another snip
ment Is being loaded.
Secretary Grant of the Silver Cord
has returned from a visit TO that Blns
ham property and reports assays from
2.foot vein showing IL per cent cop
per "a so gold and some silver,
Mr. Farnsworth reports a continual
innroyement on the lower levels OF the
RnUIon- Beck as well as In the mul-
doom claim. Two fine bodies OF ore are
renorted 10 have been developed on the
700 and 900 levels.
HALEY Ida Times: Laura schwartz
Of salt Lake gives notice that she owns
O50 feet in the silver Crown lode CAIN
| In Warm Springs Creek district. Blaine
county Ida. and that the interest IN
tbe same claimed by one :, L.Schwartz'
her OK husband, is held In trust Tor her'
rx-Gov. ]. T.. Richard OF Montana Is
stopplng in the city for few days, he-
! rarding the Montana School OF Mines,
| OF which he IL president, Mr.. hiekaru
| saws only about one-fourth OF the appn-
| cants desiring TO enter the scnool nave
| gained admission and he LOOKS Tor tne
| school to maintain q very high stan
dard IN the nation
claude w. Freed Is back from 1nyo
| conntv Cal where he went fe"
months ago 10 direct work at the
! pailara, property. A force OF ten men
ia en,nloved under the direction OF F.
IT Vabrenkauip. and some very nice
gn,d rock has been opened up, samples
! - which are being shown by Mr.. Freed
II &c the Intention TO make some tests
shortly AZ the Buffers Laboratory In
this city.
Iakin. the well known mining
-, roturned 10 the city this morning
49,, paIo Alta, California, where he
| 49,. mil, him n nice home. Mr. Lakin
ha. hardly become accustomed 10 the
ronos ,hore vet but he Is looking to-
,,.aras the oil lands as place for
nroetable investment He VIII remain
n Inc city about a week looking after
Ne tnterests here. after which he will
leave for the West again
President Samuel Mcintyre Of the
uarnrnoth was in conference with his
attorncvs today regarding the action OF
de- conpany In smoking out the Grand
cantrai employees He VIII be governed
nv LEGAL advice In the matter. Regard
,1c she matter Judge Ellis says the
mssr,,no,h IL laborlng under a mlsap-
n,shenslon as the Grand Central COM
panY has not offered 10 take out a
pound Of ore from the strip In dispute
Which Which both companies agreed not 70
touch until a final decision had been
reached.