The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
San FRANCISCO Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

The New state companys 2l5-cent as
sessment becomes delinquent tomorrow.
Sale dav is set down for Aug. 20.
George H. Robinson. general manager
of the TintIc cOmpaHv's properties. is
expected down from Butte this evening.
A great crowd of operators interested
in Park CITY Will take advantage of the
time allowed in camp today a result of
the excursion
Ed F. Prudential manager of the
Manhattan company properties at
Phoebe. came up from the south again
yesterday.
The Taylor - BruntOn sampler was yes
terday in receipt Of five cars of ore from
! Tinuc, four from Nevada, three from
Idaho and one from Bingham.
Word has Just reached the city that
4. z. Rigney is now in the central poF-
ton Of Cuba making an examination Of
large mining interests down there Tor
New York clients.
After spending several weeks in thor
Oughly familiarlZing himself with the
cOmpany's properties. President White,
of the Bingham Consolidated. left for
Boston again yesterday noon.
The DELINQUENT sale of shares in the
New York Bonanza company, made nee
cSsarV by the recent Scent assessment,
viii occur at O'Clock Tuesday after
noon The list of stock to be sold viii be
a small one.
Willard +. Snyder. general manager of
the HOnerine cOmpanys mines, accom-
panied by Walter James and his brother.
/ terday morning TO note the progress Of
work in the great drainage and operating
tunnel.
Accompanied by his son. Arthur A. B.
! Lewis came in from Chicago Friday at
ternOOn. Senator Lewis expects to re-
main in the city for a week or two look
ing after his various mining Interests,
while his son will go down into Beaver
| county and spend the summer among the
mines in which his father is so largely
interested.
Colorado last evening. where he has been
since the latter part of March on legal
business. He represented applicants to
! purchase coal lands as against timber and
stone applicants who were seeking title
at $3.50 Der acre. while his clients offered
the government go per acre The majer
was successful in making a difference
OF over SZO.VU0 IN price 10 the government
Patsy Marley is patiently developing a
big group Of copper-gold claims In the
Pennington district, fourteen miles north
of this city He has a tunnel in 175 feet,
J the face of which is now in a ledge car
| rying four feet of quartz that recent as
says showed to contain % per cent copper
and $3.50 in gold per ton. He says the
formation is regular and strong and with
greater depth he expects to develop a.
good mine. He has been doing the work
] without assistance from anyone up to
date.
General Manager o. J. Salisbury re-
turned from a three days trip to the
! Daly-JUdge Friday night. He says that de-
! Velopment is progressing nicely in the
mine while the mill continues to do most
satisfactory work He is more than
pleased with the manner in which the old
Anchor companys workings are respond
| ing to the click Of pick and drill, and
while there are still many places in the
mine that require Strengthening out and
putting in shape for active mining
the task is being hurried to completion.
| Superintendent Jack Keetley of the Sill
/ yer King Consolidated came down from
| the Park Friday night on a short busi-
ness trip. He says the new twO-stOry.
| S4x60-foOt. boarding house viii be ready
| for OCCUPANCY twenty days hence. All
of the old pipe has been taken out of
! the shaft and the new large columns for
the big station pump are now going In
A new gallows-frame is to be erected over
( the shaft and when the new AXIS hosting
] engine. with its accompaniment of one
eighty ana two eighty-five horsepower
boilers are installed, during the next
sixty days. he will be in splendid shape
| to cut loose in the property. He will re-
/ turn to camp today or tomorrow