The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-03
Mining Notes.

Three cars of Mammoth ore reached
the market yesterday.
The Yankee Consolidated viii have two
cars of ore on the market tomorrow.
A car Of United States lease ore
reached the market yesterday morning.
The Horn Silver of Frisco landed four
cars Of copper ore in the market yes
terday.
The Conklin sampling works was ses-
terday in receipt OF i've cars Of ore from
Tintic.
The pending assessment on Northern
Light becomes delinquent on the eth, or
Thursday next.
W. H. Taylor. who is operating the
January property at Bingham, came in
from camp yesterday.
Walter James. who is operating the
Skylark IN Beaver county under a bond,
came up from the south yesterday.
Sam NJ. Levy superintendent of the
Boss Tweed, viii go out TO camp this
morning to see how work Is progressing.
The Phoenix Of Bingham yesterday
sent another car Of ore into the market.
Phoenix ore is coming along quite regu-
larly now.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt of four cars Of ore
from Frisco, three from Tintic and five
from Bingham.
The Ben Butler company had four cars
OF crude ore on the market yesterday,
making a good early start for a big
output during November.
Manager Hugh Park Of the Ashbrook
mine, In the Park Valley section, came
in yesterday. He said there was moth
ing particularly new to report at this
time.
Manager Franklin went out to the
Yankee last nighE with party of Wis
itors. He viii renEltn over and take good
care of the excursionists who knock at
the Yankee PORTALS today.
John Boyle, the veteran Park City
miner, who has been over to TonoDah
and his old stamping ground, Virginia
City, returned Friday night, and will go
out to the Park again in a few days.
Bingham Bulletin: 1t is reported this
week that new ore areas are being dis
closed in the Ben Butler. With the great
showing il has been making and its in
creasing production. but for the late
slump in stocks and lead, Ben Butler
stock should be selling at more than dOu-
bic its present price. Yesterday it was
quoted at ISIS bid, 161z asked. The report
has it that there are twelve feet Of ga
lena ore showing in new place.
James Farrell, manager Of the Quincy
bonanza at Park City, was down from
camp yesterday, and will return today.
secured d lease on the Anchor mine, but
he declared there was absolutely moth
ing in 1t. The gentleman is one of the
executive committee of the Anchor di-
rectorate, and takes an active part in its
management, but he has never even
thought OF getting a lease on the mine.
Tintic Miner: z. G. O'Donnell went
over to the Eutonia in Erickson district,
West Tintic, Sunday, accompanied by
john Driscoll of the GOdiva. Superin-
tendent Tyo returned with the party. Mr..
Driscol, who maQe the trip to advise
with Mr.. O'Donnell as to future opera
tons, was highly pleased with the show
ing made. Some samples of very fine
galena were brought back, and Mr.. Dris-
coll is confident that the company will
be able to send out a consignment of
ore within sixty days. Mr.. O'DOnneII
says the vein in which they are drifting
Is sixteen feet between walls, consider
able Of the ore running very high in lead
and Of a class that makes tonnage very
fast. There are seven claims IN the
group.