The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-04
MINING Notes.

Lafayette Hanchett, manager of the
Newhouse interests left SUNDAY night LOT
brief business trip to Colorado
Four cars of ore from Alta. four from
Stockton one from Idaho and one from
Nevada were reported at the Pioneer
sampler yesterday.
S. NJ. Levy. field representative and ex-
pert of the National Development com,
pany. returned from trip that carried
him into Arizona, yesterday.
W. H. Alexander is preparing for
trip to Goldfield. He wants TO see how
things are done in that wild and woolly
metropolis of the gold regions.
]. c. Dick. the mining engineer, re-
turned yesterday from brlet business
trip to Sa. Louis. He will leave during
the next day or two for Nevada
Ely New News-The churn drill on
the Witch ground has struck SuiphldeS at
forty feet The drill is now down about
seventy feet and is still in sulphides-
Ben D. Luce leaves today for Won
der and FairvieW, where he goes to look
after interests of himself and d ii.
Peery. He will be gone till nearly
Christmas time.
Frank c.. Moorhouse. manager of the
Mexico Consolidated cOmpanys proper
ties, is enjoying his first visit at nome
for more than year. He will leave for
the south again in few days.
Harry S. Lewis, a prominent broker OF
Chicago, was in the city between trains
yesterday on his way to Nevada, Wnefe
he is going to inquire into propositions
with which some of his clients are iden-
titled.
E. 2. Jennings leaves today for Keller
Cal. the Greenwater country ana yer
ingtOn, in each of which mineral re
giOns he is to make examinations OF
properties for clients of his He will be
gone some little time.
Word from GOldfield is to the effect
that operations upon the properties OF the
Goldfieid Gold & Copper company prop
critics. east of the camp. has been maui
gurated- A lively campaign viii be car
ried out during the winter months
Engineer H W. Horne has returned
from professional trip to Ely lie
leaves today for Phoebe and upon his
again. He is seriously considering making
Ely his permanent headquarters.
Thirty-three carloads of ore were re-
leased Yesterday from the Taylor x Brun-
ton sampler, as follows: Seventeen from
Tintic one from Fish Springs, one from
Bingham. one from Good Springs, two
from Las Vegas, one from Stockton and
two from Idaho.
Eureka Reporter-A building is being
erected over the shaft and whim at the
American property adjoining the Beck
Tunnel Until this building is completed
work underground will be suspended. II
is stated the new shaft house viii be
1lflSDeU
the usual force Will be put TO work under
ground.
Superintendent Dave Williams of the
Kimberly Mining cOmpanyS properties at
/ Gold Mountain is in fhA oi+'- FOR day or
two after having taken his family down
/ TO st. George for the winter. He states
| that the desert country between MOdena
| and St George is covered with several
/ inches Of snow to within three or four
/ miles of st. George, something that has
| not been known in many years.
| c. o. EllingwOOd, who is now located in
| New York. where he is in charge of the
! offices of the National Development
! company, is expected in Salt Lake during
! the week to wind up his connection with
| the Western Exploration company.
| George a. Baird and other executors of
the late p. l.. Kimberly estate, and Of
ficials of the HOnerine and Annie Lau-
| RE companies will reach here about the
! same time that Mr.. EllingwOod does.
The entire bond issue of the Lower
! Mammoth company was fully subscribed