The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03

-Four cars Of ore from Tintic were 70
ported at the Taylor * Brunton sampler
yesterday morning
Judge Thomas Cupit. The Park City
mining and business man, is down from
camD for a short visit
John Hunter. the Boise mining oper-
ator who has been in the city for several
days. Went north yesterday.
Manager Tony jacobson Of the CoIum-
bus Consolidated went out TO Alta YES
terday. his first visit 10 the mine in
over a month.
Judge J. W. Burton has sold his inter
eSts in the Sheha company and pla>9d
his resignation as n director in the hands
Of Secretary Child.
Manager George II. Dern has returned
from a several days trip to the CONSOLE
dated Mercur, where he reports every
thing moving smoothly
Secretary J.. A. Amsden OF the Yanke c
Consolidated company went out to Tiutic
yesterday 90 spend a DAY underground
with Superintendent Turner,
Lack of a quorum prevented the dive
tors OF the Tetrof company from holding
q meeting Yesterday An adjournment
was taken until Wednesday next
Nlex Caldwell. the lesser of the Tono-
Dah-Utah conipanvs property in Nevada.
is reported to be down 10 work and aek-
ing for shipment fine grade OF ore.
W y. Gundry came IN from Stockton
yesterday morning on a brief business
trip. He says the camp is going to boom
this year and before a great while it
viii rank with the best IN the state.
2 Eureka Reporter; a compressor and
hosting plant for the Eagle & Blue Bell
minis arrived this week. but because Of
the condition of the wagon road. will not
De removed to the mine at the present
time.
After taking an active part in the IN
stallatiOn Of the Utah receiver for the
Majestic company. Attorney Cherringt0u
and Colonel Henry Altman. the COM
panys Colorado receiver. returned from
Beaver county yesterday morning.
The big suowslide which occurred I'm
Little Cottonwood canyon early in the
week has been cut-through By the army
OF men who were employed in removing,
enough Of the debris 10 permit the pass-
age Of teams. and ore hauling was re-
sumed yesterday.
Boise Statesman: c. ". Pearce has
bonded his group Of claims i'm Curlaw
gulch to Salt Lake people This grouD
was developed considerably last var
with very satisfactory results II is
understood the shaft is. TO be pumDcd
out and il the showing be as represented.
the Salt Lake men will proceed with
development OF the property.
It was reported from Tintic yesterday
that o1iers had been given to start up
the mill at the Mammoth company 5
property. Inquiry at the office during
the afternoon brought ont the fact thar
the report was without foundation. The
company has no intention Of operating
the mill at the present time. the idea
being to continue marketing the better
grade ores. inst as has been done since
work at the property was resumed.
Tintic Miner; superintendent Elarls has
reached his objective point. the 100 level.
with the Wine in the south part Of Bull
lion Beck ground adjoining the Centon-
nial-Enreka. and VIII push a drift into
the ore channel which was opened in
the Moultoon tunnel, The 100 IN the Beck
corresponds with the LOO level OF the
Centennial. and Mr.. Earls Is confident
THAT be VIII open a big body Of ore at
ina tdepth- Leasers I'm the old workings
month.