The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-20

evening to inspect the Martha Wash
ington.
Manager Packard OF the Star Con.
was in town to make settlement on a
twO-car lot of ore yesterday
Jan.es Farrell. manager Of the Quin-
", came down from the Park last
night to remain over Sunday.
The Conklin camping works were
yesterday in receipt Of ten cars Of ore
from Tintic and one from Arizona
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt of five cars of ore
from Tintic and one from Gold noun
tain.
Five cars of ore from the Mammoth
were yesterday released from the SAM
pier and settlement viii be made to-
morrow.
The Eureka Hill is again in the ship
ping list. Five cars Of ore from that
old Tintic Bonanza reached the market
yesterday.
Charles s. Loring. the Park City mill
operator. is down from camp for
short visit. He IS figuring on keeping
his mill going all winter
w. w Armstrong. the Park City
broker and cashier OF the First Ma
tiOnal bank, was in town yesterday
getting in touch with the market. He
returns to camp this morning.
II. r. Rooklidge is in from the Queen
Of Sheba at Deep Creek. where devel-
Opment work with a small force Is
progressing. He says there is little TO
be said concerning it at present.
Manager Pat Ryan got control on a
carload shipment of high grade gold
silver ore from the Golden Star yes
terday. 1t will be on the market to-
morrow. and is counted upon to run
up well.
David r. Day. Phi. D.. editor-in- chief
Of the Engineering and Mining Journal,
came down from Montana and spent a
few hours between trains on his way
back to Washington. The gentleman
has been visiting on the coast for sew
eral weeks.
Manager Walter G. Filler went out
TO inspect the Boss Tweed last night.
Nothing was known concerning the
value of the ore when he left other
than the report from the mine that it
looked fine. He was too much interest
ed in the market to leave in the morn
ing.
a carload of high-grade copper ore
from the Grand Gulch cOmpany'S mine
in MOjave county, Arizona, reached the
market yesterday It viii be sold by
Manager y W. Jennings tomorrow.
Two cars from the Savanic property.
in the same section, are due in a day
or two.
In order that work in the mine may
sary, the management of the Uncle
Sam has set aside Wednesday of each
week as visitors dav. Permits to go
through on the day set apart can be
had at the companys Office in the Utah
National bank.
Secretary W. f. Madison of the
Pine Canyon Gold Mining company
leaves for Park valley today to inspect
the work now being done. A tunnel is
being run TO tap the ledge and reports
from camp are to the effect that the
face is in good looking material. He
expects to be gone four or five days.
Colonel n. Treweek of the Wabash
companys executive committee showed
the Messrs. A. T. Barnes and Esadore
Morris over the property Friday. The
new buildings are all well under way,
the machinery has been ordered and a
very few weeks will see everything in
apple-pie order about the big plant.
For the purpose Of developing LAO
acres of petroleum deposits in Grand
county. the Utah Oil company was or
ganized in this city yesterday with a
capital of 10000 in 10-cent shares. w.
! w. Old is president; w. II. Irvine. vice
president; Shand Smith. secretary and
treasurer, and w. H. Dickson and F.
A Virtue are the other directors.
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