The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13

company has completed the purchase OF
It's property.
Silver dropped half a cent yesterday 10
81 cents oer ounce.
The telephone recently removed from
the stock exchange has been replaced
with new one.
Two cars OF ore from Tintic and two
rom Bingham were reported at the T. &
y. sampler yesterday.
Thomas p Rigney. the mining engi-
neer. has gone TO New Mexico 10 conduct
parties.
Mercur Miner: 1t is being rumored that
the Overland mine at Sunshine is to be
purchased by senator Clark. If the rn-
NOR be true we may hear Of remarkable
developments at our EeighbOring town in
the near future.
Bingham Bulletin: The Conner Belt
trains are obliged 10 move with great
caution. owing to the constantly VARYING
weather conditions. The train crews as
well as the management viii be thankful
ended.
John A. Hunt has returned from a
seven weeks trip into the southern coun-
try. along the San Pedro. and promises
good news in the near future. The out
made him lOog as rugged and strong as
a seasoned mountaineer.
bingham Bulletin: As stated by the
Bulletin I'm recent issue water is giving
incline, and Il may prove the cause of
driving the Ma drain tunnel being r.
sumed sooner than was intended. Wheth-
or the water Is from seepage or q vein
IS not Vet determined.
Uncle Jesse Knight was in the city yes
terday and for the first time in many
months he watched the proceedings on
change He reports that occasional
punches Of good orc are still being en-
countered in the lower levels Of the
Black Jack. but as yet a solid body of
II has not put in an appearance.
After an extended eastern trip which
carried him as far as London. Samuel
Newhouse reappeared at his offices in
this city yesterday morning During the
coming week bids for the material which
is TO enter into the construction of the
cotton concentration at the Cactus will
be considered, and the expectation is that
contracts for il will be awarded
A. W. Tibbals. who left for Goldfield
several days ago to take charge Of the
Goldfeld-Nindicator company's property
I'm that widely heralded gold camp. writes
20 mis- brother Professor w H Tibbals,
that he likes the look OF the ground.
which be says Is loca ted in the very heart
OF the proven mineral zone. He will be
IN shape to begin operations within a
very few days.
James W. NeiIi returned 20 Butte Fri
day night. his visit here having to be
curUailcd on account of more important
matters connected with his position on
the HeinZe staff. Since taking charge Of
affairs for Mr.. Heinze il IS said that Mr..
Neil has not only materially increased
the output Of copper bullion from the
Heinze shelters. but he has also sue
ceeded N reducing the losses three
fCurths
Tintic Miner: Work was resumed al
the May Day jigs this week. and here
AFTER they will add materially 70 the
revenue Of the mine. All four Of the jigs
will be operated, one shaft only being rln
Tor the present So far as can be learned
there IS nothing new to report from the
nine; II is understood that the Wine
from the 300 continues TO show ore OF
good value. and that it is the intention
of the management to send the main
shatt down fifty or a hundred feet e
connect with the ore before stopine he
gins. The low grade ores viii be called
upon, through the medium of the jigs, "a
provide a revenue for this and other de-
velopment work.