The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Mining Notes.

| Manager 5. NJ. Levy came up from the
/ Annie Laurie Friday and spent yesterday
I inspecting the big ore bodies of the Hon
| crime at Stockton
/ The Ontario Mining company has lust
moved its offices to the second floor of
/ the DOOly block and by Monday will be
comfortably settled.
| Manager J. Z. Darmer took the after
noon train for the properties of the May
| Day company at Tintic on his regular
weekly trip of inspection.
J D. Wood the well known mining op-
orator. who, with Mrs Wood has been
dong Europe for the past six months,
reached nome again yesterday morning.
John W Brock, president of the Tono-
pah Mining company, accompanied by
Mrs. Brock. passed through the city yes
terday on his way to TOnOpah from Phila-
delphia.
the Empire Zinc company of Colorado and
Kansas. is in the city for day or two
sizing up market conditions previous to a
trip into Idaho.
General Manager Duncan MaCNiChie Of
the Bingham Consolidated company went
to Bingham yesterday morning to size
up conditions at the corppanys mines in
that camp.
Samuel Newhouse and his engineer. NJ
NJ. Johnson, are expected back from their
pilgrimage into Nevada by tomorrow, al
though no definite word has yet been re-
Ceived from them
Ten carloads of ore from Tintic. three
from Idaho, two from California. one from
Bingham, one from Nevada and one from
Colorado were released from the Taylor &
BTUnton sampler yesterday morning
The Pioneer sampler yesterday reported
the receipt of three cars of ore from Tin
tic, two from Alta, two from Bingham and
three from Nevada. one of which came
from the Bristol district out Of Phoebe,
the IeSsees Of the Bristol Copper com
pany'S property being the shippers
Of Ia Poll
pany is growing because the outfit that
has taken the contract to haul ore from
the mine to the sampling works has only
three instead Of four fOuT-hOrSe teams a {
the fourth team on within few days
H B Blades, one of the hustliug rep
resentatives of the Utah Mining Machln-
cry & Supply company. stated yesterday
that he knew Professor Walter P Jenney
and Mrs Jenney were not harmed in the
San Francisco disaster, as feared by some
of their friends here. as he saw them
both in the camp of Manhattan, New, less
than three weeks ago
Idaho City World: Joseph Wharton. the
man whose money went into the dam that
went out this spring. came out a Few days
ago from Philadelphia and viewed the
situation. The dam was on Payette river,
above Garden valley It was constructed
to furnish electric power for the dredgeS
of the Basin and for other purposes. 1t
is not vet known whether or not he VIII
rebuiId the dam Mr.. Wharton intended
to leave for home today
The Midnight Bell Mining & Milling
company. with a capital of Sj00-O00 in 81
shares has been organized at LehI- A J.
Evans is named as president; W. J. HigSs,
vice president: Edward SOuthwick, SeCre-
tarv. James NJ Kirkham, treasurer, the
other directors being Marion Walker, Ira
Mcdaniel and Eli Kendall The company
owns six mining claims situated northeast
Of Anime They have had some very good
ASSAYS and the locatOrs are very enthus1-
astfC over the prospects the company
have Development work Will be COM
7enCed at once Several experts have
visited the claims and give the most en-
co1Irs cling reports to the owners.