The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Mining Notes.

c. o. EllingwoOd will be back from San
Francisco today.
Manager J. Z. Darmer of the May Day
left for Tintic last night TO size up con-
ditiOns at the property.
Manager Frank p. Swindler OF the BAN
berger-De Lamar properties came up from
the south yesterday TO remain oven
Thanksgiving.
Two cars OF ore from Alta one from
Bingham, one from Tintic and one from
Nevada were reported at the Pioneer sam
pier yesterday.
Receipts of ore at the Taylor & Brunton
sampler yesterday included three cars
from Bingham, two from Tintic, two from
Idaho and one from Montana.
Contracting Engieer Joseph Dederiehs
terday in search or men. lie wants TO
crowd work on the new smelter additions
While the weather is good.
Willard F. Snyder, accompanied by j.
j. Burke, the mechanical engineer. lett
yesterday for an inspection OF the Annie
Laurie and the properties of the Kimberley
Mining company at Gold Mountain.
\. j. Beetles returned from NeWhOuse
yesterday morning. He states that the
big mill is doing remarkably fine work
these days and the mine is looking line.
Otherwise, he said, there was nothing 10
report.
L. IT. Outzen. manager of the Annie
Laurie Extension cOmpany'S Gold MoCd-
tain properties, returned from a trip 10
Los Angeles yesterday morning. He had
been there on mining business, but the
nature of il he was not prepared 10 d.
vulge.
The Honerine tunnel is now in a dis
lance Of 9.I00 feet. Two hundred feet more
will carry the face into the developed por-
ton of the mine, and when that distance
is covered there will be something doing
in the way OF production al that big bO-
nanza.
L. G. Rowe, the Chicago director in the
Lost Packer company, is down from 4
viii leave for home. He reports that the
Smetler was finished when he left camp
and that as soon as the bins at the plant
had been filled with ore the plant would
be blown in.
Colonel John Weir, president of the Ne
vada- Utah company, came in from the
east Friday night and will leave Tor
Phoebe at once After sizing up cOndi-
tons. he states, he viii be prepared to say
Just what the cOmpanys plans for the fu
ture will be. Until his return from camp
he could not say anything that would be
OF moment to the public.
The directors Of the Star Consolidated
met yesterday and levied an assessment
of Sc 4 share on the outstanding stock OF
the corporation. 1t viii be delinquent on
Dec. y, and the sale day viii be Jan. -
This levy viii bring into the treasury
close to $1,000, and Il is confidently be-
lievcd that this sum will be all that is re-
CURED TO place the mine on an earning
basis.
Superintendent Werner Zeigler of the
| Ohio Copper cOmpany's properties came
| in from Bingham yesterday. lie says the
crippled condition of the motive power
! on the Copper Belt railroad has necessi-
/ tated the closing of the Ohio mill and that
/ the Utah Copper was about at the enc
! OF its reserve supply Of ore at the mill
| The road, he says. is barely able to sup
| ply the United states company witt
! enough coal to keep its big compressor
/ plant in operation, though relief Is prom
/ ised within the next day or two. If thC
: road does not have better equipment fci
! the winter months, Mir. Zcigler says, thS
shippers viii be in sorry straits.