The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-15
Mining Notes.

Silver shot up another good notch
yesterday to 4S14 cents an ounce.
The Taylor & Bruntcn sampler was
yesterday in receipt of eight cars or
ore from Tintic.
The shareholders of the DAILY Mining
company viii gather in annual session
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
E. w. Griffith viii go out to Tintic
today for the purpose OF making an eX-
animation of the Martha Washington
propertyA
John j. DAILY, manager of the Daily
Judge, accompanied by Mrs. DAILY, VIII
leave for two weeks trip to the
coast today.
H. s. Joseph. manager or the silver
Shield and United Bingham properties,
went out to Bingham yesterday to note
the progress of developments
Joe S. Free is down from the Park
City Gold & Silver company's properly
again. The shaft is now down ITO feet
and a nice quality of ore is coming
from the bottom.
H. w. Robinson of Denver and j. r.
Haines of Chicago are here for the
purpose of inspecting the Imperial COM
pany's mines in Beaver county. They
are both largely interested.
Assistant Manager Ernest Bamberger
and Treasurer w. S. Mccormick left
last evening to be present at the an
nual meeting of the Daly-West Mining
company in Denver tomorrow.
The ores remaining in the mineral
exhibit belonging to the stock eX-
change, together with the large num-
Der of silver mounted show cases con-
tanning a portion of the specimens, will
be auctioned off at the close OF the
4 on, SATURDAY. next
Some very rich ore has been coming
from the Martha Washington, and If
any considerable body of it is devel-
oped through the work now going on,
the much-abused property win make a
stir At the delinquent sale yesterday
only 5000 shares were reported as not
having been paid. The amount sold
to meet the assessment brought about
Z cents a share.
A. ]. BEETLES and Nj. Nj. johnson, who
spent Friday at the Cyclone company, 8
property at Stockton, returned well
pleased with conditions. The work
there is being done under Mr. BEETLES
direction. He says the north drift
through the vein is beginning to show
some nice ore, and the next 100 feet
of work done will more than likely
bring first-class results.
F. c. Rutan, the well known Chicago
mining expert, who first discerned the
value and reported upon the Annie
Laurie. was expected to reach the city
last night He is said to be here this
time at the instance of l. B. Perrine,
or, rather, a combination which is fig
uring on some proposition the identity
of which Mr.. Perrine would not disclose
yesterday. Mr.. Rutan has many friends
in this city who will be glad to see
him out here again.
F. H Bull, the power behind the
Twin Falls Land & Water company.
and one of the latest investors in Utah
mines, came in from the east yesterday
to be present and take a hand in the
awarding of contracts for the Snake
river dams and the canals to be con-
structed by his company. Tomorrow is
the day set for opening the bids. P.
L. Kimberley. who was expected yes
terday morning also, failed to arrive,
but he will be here today.
The sort spots created by the
squeeze in Martha Washington have
not all healed yet AT Yesterdays ses-
sion of the mining exchange Brokers
E. NJ. West and C. L. Hudson had
some words over the way the stock was
handled during the call, and it looked
for a moment as though the peace and
tranquility of the exchange would be
broken by a passage at arms. At the
critical moment, however, the two were
separated. and Caller Jones put a dam
per on the affair by filming each of
them S.