The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-06
Mining Notes.

Nine ears of ore from Bingham, one
from Tintic and one from Idaho were re-
leased from the Taylor & BTunton sampler
yesterday morning
Manager G. D. B. Turner of the West
Quincy company's Park City properties.
expects that the Davis-Calix core drill
will be placed in commission at the prop
erty today.
l.. A. Jeffs has returned from trip to
Alta Wednesday evening. He has beer
making an examination of the Woodlawn
and adjacent property, but from whom
and why he was not prepared yesterday
to say
Two carloads of ore from Alta, two
from Bristol out of Phoebe, two from
other sections of Nevada. one from Stock
ton and one from Bingham were reported
at the Pioneer sampling works at Sandy
yesterday morning.
S. II. Rabbit. an old Cripple Creek OPP
orator who has become interested in the
Phoebe country, was up from the south
Yesterday on a business trip. Mr. Bah
bitt is interested in the Highland district
and is sanguine that another twelve
months will see the Phoebe region on the
boom.
Moore. who has been here for
several weeks looking af3er his mining in
terests, will leave for his home at Albu-
Guertfue, n. NJ He promises to return
about one north later. 1t was Mr.. Moore
VINO, with the Walker brothers, few
Development company.
Mines Manager Z. J. Raddatz of the
Honerine came in from camp TO speno
the Fourth with his family. He stated
yestei day that he would have the tunnel
ready for the campaign of mining that
has bt en- decided upon on the 18th. The
day following he will begin to roll out
The ore l. is expected that President
Geol &c A. Baird will be cut from Chicago
about the 18th and, if ne carries out his
eXprt ssed determination, he will be &c
cCinpanied by Mrs Baird and spend a
month in Salt Lake
II c. Rowley a mining engineer of
Denver who has been making roundup
of q number of Nevada districts in the
Interests of Colorado clients, is in the
city for day or two previous to going
GOWN tc Phoebe. After his two months
pilgrimage through the boom camps and
after careful inquiry concerning what is
doing in the southern bonanza districts,
Mr. ROWley has come to the conclusion
tSat no part of Nevada offers the chances
! for ground-floor. legitimate investment as
! does Phoebe and the districts surrounding
il He will go down tonight and return
| 10 Denver with the Elks on the 18th, and
| come out again shortly after.
| John Treweek. general superintendent Of
| the Belle of Thunder Mountain company s
| Sunnyside mines at Roosevelt. Is at nome
| for & day or two on his way to Pitts
burg where he has been summoned by
| the directors of the company to discuss
| the future operation of the mines and to
decide upon the nature of mill equipment
that should be provided to get best results
! from the treatment of the vast tonnage oil
| ore blocked out during the year that Mr.
| TreWeek has been in charge. He will STOP
| off in Denver on his wav east to get tl:e
results of tests that have been making on
ores from the property He expects 10
| return within a couple OF weeks, as he
| is anxious to get back to camp and take
| advantage of the summer season to lay
| in supplies for the coming winter. He
J saws the mine is looking fine.