The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-20
Mining Notes.

The Taylor & Brunton sampler was yes
JeTday in receipt OF eleven cars Of ore
from Tintic and seven from Bingham.
The Rio Grande excursion TO the mines
or Iinuc this morning promises to be
largely patronized. Round trip fare is 81
The annual meeting Of the Carisa com
pany is scheduled for tomorrow after
noon at ? O'Clock. Interesting reports
viii be submitted.
Joseph d. King Of the Mining Review
and Metallurgist. who has beer in at
tendance at the irrigation congress- is
spending day or two sightseeing in
this city.
The two cars of ore sold by the Tetro
company yesterday netted for the ~
seven tons. H.46S.34 ASSAYS on the ore
of the second class viii not be out until
tomorrow.
The new strike in the Silver Bell at
Park city is reported to be showing up
better every day. Manager Sonnedecker
VIII SO out to camp this morning and
note the changes which have occurred
during the week
During the past week the selling price
Of lead has advanced 25c- per 100 pounds
in the New York market The local pro-
ducers are beginning to feel as though a
raise in the settling price should be grant
ed by the American company here.
American Smelling & Refining pre-
ferred dividend is payable Oct. 6. to stock
of record Sept. %. Books, close Sept q.
reopen Oct. Z. Officers were reelected
ana T.. l. new mouse ana EDWARD BruS N
were added TO the executive committee.
According to a New York dispatch.
leading interests in Utah Consolidated
are expecting another dividend before the
close OF the year. The mine and smelter
are earning big money and there is little
likelihood that the fasteners will be ais
appointed
Bingham Bulletin: Water flow from
Dalton & Lark long tunnel is again in
creasins and Is now not less than 1900
gallons. Breast Of tunnel was yesterday
in quartzite The 1.050 level Of the mine
is now visible for the first time since the
company began operations, and work VIII
soon begin there.
When seen yesterday afternoon Mana
ger Packard Of the Star Consolidated
had not yet disposed of his car of high
grade gold ore. He said the lot contained
just 264 pounds less than thirty-eight dry
tons The three assays made on the con
trolls ran 49,. 1880 and 1854 ounces gold.
respectively, per ton.
Regarding the statement that there
were shareholders in the La Refine com
pany who felt that ore had been encoun-
tered in the workings a some time and
covered up, Manager Joseph said yes
terday that he would be glad to have
some Of them go in the property and
find IT, Il would be willing" said he
TO give a very nice prize to anybody
who can go into the mine and find out
where it has been hidden" The directors
left for the mine last night
AS the report has gained currency in
the east that the Majestic company has
not paid the July payroll. and that it has
no money with which to meet its August
accounts, The Herald is authorized to
say that the reports are absolutely I'M
true. The July payroll has beer dis
charged and tomorrow Assistant Secre-
tary Merriam will leave for Milford for
the purpose Of settling the August ac-
counts. The company is getting onto a
very sound financial basis and there is
not doubt but all Of its obligations will
he rromDtfv met