The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-10
Mining Notes.

Robert Brown. foreman at the Cen
tennial-Eureka, was in from camp yes
terday.
Six cars of ore from Tintic and two
from Bingham We're reported at the Tay-
Tor & Brunton sampler yesterday.
Secretary George W. Lambourne Of
the Daly-Judge was in the Park yes
teTday discharging the August payroll
Gideon Snyder has returned from a
trip to the Gold Mountain district, where
he has been looking after his various
mining interests.
The Pioneer sampler yesterday report
ed two cars of ore from Alta, two from
Bingham, one from Stockton and one
from Silver City, Tintic.
A shipment of ore from the Yankee
Consolidated was marketed yesterday,
which contained. in addition to the sill
Yer and lead, SIS in gold per ton.
Dan Ferguson is experimenting opera
tions at the Burning Moscow, in Beav-
or county, and TO him is due the credit
for the recent strike of 90O-Ounce ore.
Manager Ernest Bamberger of the
Daiy-West returned from an inspection
of the cOmpany's properties Friday night.
He reports everything to be moving along
as usual
The stock exchanges in San Francisco
took a holiday yesterday, Native Son
day, and in consequence the quotations
of TOnOpah and other stocks did not
come III as usual
Arguments before Judge Morse in the
Wall-Utah Copper company case, involv
ing the question OF the courts Jurlsdlc-
ton, were commenced yesterday. Be
fore they were finished an adjournment
to tomorrow was taken.
Bingham Bulletin: Superintendent
Butterfield of the Queen reports that
II Is impossible to procure teams to haul
ore. This seems to be a general COM
plant among the mine owners. Good
teams and good tedmsters can readily
find employment in Bingham.
Sidney Bamberger and Frank p. Swind-
Ter have returned from the Bingham Mary
cOmpany's property and the details OF
the proposed plan of Development are
now being figured out. The first thing
that will have to be done is to build
a new piece of road in order that ma
chinery can be delivered on the ground.
Bad air is interfering somewhat with
the driving of the tunnel on the Odin
property at Park City, but another sixty
feet or such a matter viii carry the
face to point where connections can
be made with the shaft previously sunk
and in which considerable water deVel-
oped That connection made, and work
Will be pushed more rapidly.
Bingham Bulletin: The cables for the
aerial tram of the Bingham New Ha-
ven Mining company are being placed
IN position. Manager DOOlittie states
mat the toAAApdLAg mas bttu delayed with
its work considerably by the nOn-arriVal
Of machinery and equipments. 1t is ex-
pected that the tram will be in opera
ton about the LIST of November.
Bingham Bulletin: The Shawmut prop
erty, in Cars Fork. adjoining the Ben
Butler, is being opened up preparatory
10 inspection by a party of eastern cap
italists who viii soon visit Bingham. F.
A. DarrenOuge is experimenting the
property, and work began Monday on
the Cuba tunnel. The No / level of
the shaft and the L. d l. tunnel will
be made ready for the inspection of the
fasteners and it is understood that a
deal is on foot involving a large sum
for the transfer of the property