The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-26
Mining Notes.

Manager Glen r. Boutwell, went out to
the Sacrament Gold Mining company s
properties yesterday.
The SIS, 900 dividend Of the Consolidated
MeTcur company was checked out yes
terday- About $500 shareholders will par
ticipate.
John Thomson. chief engineer at the
Daly-Judge cOmpany's properties. was
down from camp on company business
yesterday.
John NJ Hayes. cashier Of the Utah Cop
per company, left on his summer vacation
Sunday. He viii take in some Of the big
mines of the Lake Superior region before
returning.
Twenty-one carloads of ore from Tintic.
eight from Nevada, two from Bingham,
one from Colorado and one from Califor-
MIA were released from the Taylor & Brun-
ton sampling works yesterday morning.
Shipping of ore from the City Rocks
company property at Alta was inaugu-
rated yesterday, and viii be continued
throughout the season This Alta prop
erty viii soon be making a fine showing
The settling price of copper and lead for
this week. as established By the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining company re-
mains unchanged at 1915 cents per pound
for copper and 1915 per 100 pounds on lead.
Silver was quoted at 60 cents per ounce.
A message over the Pollock private
wires announces that the Tamarack COM
pany has declared a dividend, amount not
given, which is payable July q to share
holders Of record July 2 Including this
dividend, the company will have paid a to-
tai Of 100000. A 50 dividend on OSceOla
also was announced during the day.
Sol Camp, Of the firm Of Patrick, Elliot
& Camp, bankers and brokers of Goldfield,
is in the city for a day or two, with Mrs.
Camp. on their return from a visit will
relatives and friends in Colorado. While
Mr. Camp has many times passed through
Salt Lake, this is the first time he ever
remained over long enough TO get a line
on the city. He expects to remain over
until tomorrow.
The initial car Of ore from the Nevada
Hills cOmpany's properties reached the
samplers here yesterday. Another car
load IS en- route, or viii be in a day or
two, and the indications are that, with
the making Of room for men in the COM
pany's mines, shipments will be a regu-
lar and frequent occurrence 1t is not
expected this first car will run as high
a s some of the ore that has been opened
up since its hauling commenced, but IL is
safe to say that the returns will not be
small.
Ellis Mossberg. a mining engineer iden-
titled with the Grangesberg Mining COM
pany of Grangesberg, Sweden. who has
been in this country for the past four and
One-half months gaining knowledge OF
methods in mining and reduction of ores,
as well as statistics on the industry, was
in the city yesterday on his way TO Den
yer. He has been all through the mining
regions of Colorado, Arizona, Montana
and a portion of Utah and Nevada, and is
now heading for home. He has been
much interested in all that he has seen
and heard, and promises an interesting re-
port upon his return nome.
Fred Lyon, manager Of the United States
cOmpany's Mammoth mines and smelters
in Shasta county, Cal. is over from the
coast comforting with the management of
the c1mpany's Utah plants and mines.
He says everything is moving smoothly
over his way, and Mines Manager Q. z.
Allen. on this end, says that, with the
character Of ore Manager Lyon has at
his disposal, 1t IS a snap to run smell
ter When one has anything that the
other requires, whether is is silica from
the Centennial Eureka for the Mammoth
works or fine iTon-cOpper matte from the
Mammoth for the works here, ii is not
long in being showed out Mr.. Lyon Will
return to California in a few days.