The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-27
Mining Notes.

1t is reported that a deal for the sale
OF the Constellation company's property
combination
Three carloads of ore from Bingham
two from Nevada and one from Stockton
were reported at the Taylor & Brunton
sampler yesterday
Wire troubles prevented the Pollock spe-
cial reports on Boston stocks from com
ing tnrouSh yesterday, hence no special
quotations this morning.
A letter from Frank L. Kreider & Bro
brokers' of San Francisco. and well known
here. states that they have secured tenn
porary quarters in Alameda.
Tony Jacobson, general manager of the
columbus Consolidated company, accom-
panied by his family, returned from Los
Angeles yesterday morning.
There was released from the TAYLOR &.
Brunton sampler yesterday ten carloads
OF ore from Bingham, five from Tintic
TWO from Nevada and one from Montana
A J. Mayhem, the man who is gradually
landing every property in the Tuscarora
district. Nevada into one company
reached Salt Lake yesterday on his Wfiy
to camp from New York
L. A. AmSden, secretary of the Yankee
Consolidated company, who has been
spending month or two on the coast for
his health, is expected back from Los An
geles on almost any train.
Jack Green, the Park City mining op-
orator and one of the founders of the
Park Wednesday evening. MIR. Green says
the camp is becoming livelier every day
ana he looks for great gOings on during
the present year.
The annual meeting of the Shawmut
Consolidated company operating at Bling
ham, has been called to meet al Portland
Me, tomorrow. The usual business will
be transacted and a proposition to change
the bylaws, making it possible to change
the NUMBER OF directors to any number
not over eleven and not less than five at
any annual meeting. will be voted upon
Accompanied by Mrs Johnson NJ NJ
Johnson. chief engineer on the Newhouse
a u lcff har ~ h.
the Salt Lake Route to look into a COPPER
proposition north of Bakersfield, came in
During the next few days he expects to
leave for the Dominion Copper properties
at Boundary Il. c. over which he pre-
sides as consulting engineer
No word was received from the special
committee sent to San Francisco to in
terview members of the stock exchange
pected that some difficulty will be ex-
perienced in getting the coast brokers to-
gether at this stage of the game. How
ever, President James A Pollock of the
Salt Lake exchange is counting upon
word of some kind or another today.
William Mathews. who is in charge of
which is being operated under a bond
held by Captain T. F. Sinheiser started
to sink last week from the tunnel level
did not start sinking at the face of the
tunnel but came back TO point near the
cave which was opened up a few months
ago The showing is most promising
there and Mr.. Mathews. as well as Others
who have inspected the property. believes
that IT will not be necessary to sink anv
great distance before the ore is encoun-
tered
John J. DAILY, president of the Dalv-
Judge company came down town yester
day morning intending to go to San Fran
cisco to look up some Of the family ef-
fects that had only found temporary an
chOrage during the exciting times follow
ing the earthquake, when he learned that
the lady who had promised to look after
the various articles had shipped them
here by express Mr.. DAILY says his auto
car was left in the hands of a responsible
chauffeur and he expects that il will
eventually turn up all right. In the mean
time he presumes that it is being put to