The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-14
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Mining Notes.


Henry Wallace, manager of the Grizzly,
came down from Alta last night
Five cars of first-class ore from the
Uncle Sam will be on the market tomor-
row
Two ears OF Excelsior ore from Eu-
reka, New, were reported on yesterday
market.
A carload of Gold Eagle ore came down
from Boise yesterday II Will De mar
keted tomorrow.
The COnklin sampler yesterday reported
the receipt Of five ears OF ore from Tlnuc
and one from Idaho.
James A. Pollock, the broker. will leave
for a two weeks trip 10 the old home
stead near ST. Louis this morning.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
Yesterday in receipt Of seven cars OF ore
from Tintic two from Bingham and two
from Nevada
Dispatches awaiting him indicate that
Charles +. Knox, president or the Mon
tana-Tonopah company. will reach the
city during the next few hours.
Manager Jacobs Of the Ben Butler re
turned from a two days trip 10 thaI
property last evening. He said there was
nothing new TO report at this time.
Leroy Hardy, the Century company's
metallurgist who came down Friday
night with the last cleanup OF gold bull
lion, will return to camp again TO-DAY.
Manager William hdlAiclu HdS -oAS w
10 Alta TO note the progress or develop
ments at the Albion. Rudolph Alff mas
also gone out to inspect the Orphan Boy
Willard +. Snyder manager Of the
California accompanied by other mem
beers of the company's official household
will 20 out 90 the Park and look over the
cOmpanys property today
The first cleanup OF the month came
in from the Sunshine yesterday. II con-
sisted of a batch Of gold cyanides valued
al S. 400 Both mine and mill are now
giving excellent accounts of themselves
The South Swanseas final cleanup, in
the shape OF three cars of ore, reached
the market yesterday morning. Like
Micawber, the management OF the prop
erty will now wait for something 10
turn uD.
Manager Chapman will leave for the
| Uncle sam today and make an inspection
OF the new gold strike. He stated yes
terday that he had received no particu-
lar Information concerning it for the past
day or two.
E. S. Barreiras, the st. Louis mining
operator who Is largely interested In
Park City companies and who came out
a few DAYS since 70 inspect the ST. Louis
Ontario ground. is still in the city, a
guest of Judge and Mrs. Norris SOM
! mer.
Harry Spence. who went down to the
| Kimberley iron mines to operate the dia-
mond drilling plant, is up from camp
waiting until water has been secured.
| The balance OF the force. he reports. is
/ pounding away with development at a
/ lively cliD.
/ The Carisa company was in the market
Yesterday with three cars of ore on its
/ own account and one car 10 be credited
\ to the Tregoning lease. Notwithstanding
/ the order to cease operating through the
/ old Carisa shaft. the property seems 10
be reaching the market with a nice ton
/ mage of ore.
| w J. Craig. manager of the Kennebec
| cOmpany's Little Cottonwood property,
/ came down from camp Friday night and
| will leave for the Yampa, al Bingham
/ today. Manager Sam NJ. Levy and Sec
/ rotary ?. o. EllingwOOd OF the Sampson
| will also spend the day in the "Old Re
1 liable cana.
! Manager Snyder, James w. Nell and
/ Superintendent Raddatz came in from the
| Houerine, at Stockton. last evening. Mr.
! RaddatZ says that during the siXty-five
4 days since ground was broken for the
| new 7,000-foot drain tunnel. distance OF
! $50 feet including the open cut work at
the start. has been driven.
/ c. T. Brown, mining expert, of soeorro
| n. NJ; J. L. Terry, general manager OF
| the New Era Gold Mining company OF
/ Chloride, n. NJ; c. ]. DOld. general man
/ ager of the Iron Mountain Gold Mining
/ company, OF EliZabethtOWn. \. NJ. and
| Frank T. Dawson OF this city spent some
/ time inspecting the Daily West, at Park
! City. during the past week
! General Manager Treweek of the Wa
! bash. accompanied by John NJ. Dough
| erty arrived on the belated Union Pa
I cific train last evening. They will visil
/ the mine today and BE- on hand for the
| annual meeting tomorrow, Walter "
( WishOn also arrived from Butte last
/ night and Is scheduled 70 make one of the
| party that viii be Al the mine today