The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23
Mining Notes.

day.
Samuel Mcintyre, manager of the Nam
moth has returned from his trip to Hal
leck, New.
Receipts at the Taylor & Brunton sam
pier yesterday included seven cars Of ore
from Ifntic and four from Bingham.
Isaac Mckay, who is experimenting op-
eratlons at one of the properties in TonO-
pan for Salt Lakers, came over from
camp yesterday.
M. NJ. Miller and a number of other
brokers' left for Tintic last night to get
peep at the mines in advance of the
crowds that viii so out otday
General Manager D. G. Jackling of the
Utah Copper company came In from Col
oradO again yesterday and will spend sew
eral days on this end of the line
D., Visitors to the Carisa todya may visit
the mine through the SSiOux-AjaX tunnel
at II O'Clock. Superintendent Norman
viii be at the tunnel at that hour
Ernest L. Godbe will return from a trip
10 ROCKY Bar, Ida, today. He has been
making an inspection Of a gold PROPOSE
ton in the interests of local talent
Byron +. HartweII. manager. of the East
ontario company's property. is down from
the Park. He reports that work has
oeen resumed and says it will be crowded
Manager James Chipman of the Uncle
sam was asked yesterday if that TintiC
property would be thrown open to visitors
toudy on accOunt OF the excursion, and
ne promptly replied: mo, sirr'
Silver and copper both held the strong
positions yesterday which they gained in
the New York markets on Friday Local
producers are expecting an advance in
the settling price of the red metal tomor-
row.
Managing Director A. F. Holden of the
United States company, accompanied by
James James A. Pollock visited the United
states smeiter at Bingham Junction YES
terday, the trip being made in Mr.. Hol-
denis new automobile.
Articles of incorporation of the Michael
son Mining & Milling company were filed
with the county clerk yesterday. The
company is organized for the purpose OF
manufacturing mining machinery and
conducting general mining and milling
business. The capital stock is 800. 900
divided into 100000 shares at 81 each. The
officers and incOrpOratOrs of the COMPANY
are; c. o. Michaelsen. president: p /,
Dockendorf, vice president: David Bull
Tough, treasurer, and John II. Hitler, sec
Tetary.
Milford Times: 1t is reported that the
ore body encountered in the 1.IOO-foot tun-
mel on the Massachusetts ground of the
Imperial company IS improving with ev-
cry foot of work and that a large vein OF
very fine ore is being developed. but the
manag enent declines to give details "a
the public. The Imperial company has
been at work upon this tunnel for two
years. for the purpose Of opening al
depth the ore exposed by surface work
lngS and all viii be glad to know that its
perseverance is to be richly rewarded.
a. J. BEETLES was at the Boston Consol-
tdated on Friday He says there Is moth
ing particularly new to report concerning
developments in the big copper bonanza,
but he could not fail to notice the lively
interest that is being taken in the Bing-
| ham camp. The train was loaded with
visitors who were bent on seeing one prop
osition or another, and the scenes at camp
which greeted them must have impressed
| them with the fact that there was 'sOme-
| thing doing. The large forces of meI
employed at the Yampa smelter the
Utah company'S mill site and the gangs
at work on the Copper Belt extension. al
tend to give an idea of what is transpir.
ing underground IN the numerous mines
ana prospects now working fun crews OF
miners