The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-11
Mining Notes.

Harry b. Cole, the broker, is doing the
new camp of Ramsey, New, at the pres
ent time.
w. X. Mordock. superintendent of the
HonOrine properties at Stockton. was IN
from camp yesterday comforting with
President George A. Baird He reported
everything to be moving nicely.
Three carloads of ore from Alta, two
from Stockton, three from Bingham and
two from Nevada were reported at tke
Pioneer sampler yesterday morning.
Frank II. Buhl who reached the citl
with George A. Baird. president of the
Western Exploration company, Thursday
night, leaves for the east again this morll-
ing.
Eight carloads Of ore from Tintic and
one from Idaho were released from the
TAYLOR 81 Brunton sampler yesterday The
installation of a new transformer kept
the mill out of commission for most of
the day.
The City Rocks company yesterday mar
keted a carload of ore that netted over
81 ,100 and it was small car, at that,
the dry weight being little under twel,-
ty-five tons. The company will place Its
connecting tram I'm commission today and
begin the delivery of its ore to the five
mile line of the Continental company
A Chicago dispatch over the. Pollock
wires says: 1.-THE output of the eigh-
teen Lake Superior copper producing
mines for July was II, 9gS, 900 pounds, a
falling off as compared with the months
Immediately preceding. June production
was 119.313,O00 and May 1922 800 pounds.
Last July the production was greater, at
19, 800 pounds.
Fairview Miner: Those whirlwind op-
orators, the Snyders, Grant and Will
lard)), of Salt Lake City rolled into camp
the middle of the week and at once busted
themselves in property in which they are
interested. We have watched the modus
operandi of many operators who have
visited this camp, but we take off our
hat to the Snyders. Salt Lake City has
certainly produced some energetic boost
erS.
The shareholders of the Black Diamond
company met yesterday and elected Off
GERS and directors Tor the ensuing year,
as follows: w. Il. Beah of Lafayette,
Ind, president; Jasper r. Rand of New
York, vice president; w. G. Alexander OF
this city, secretary and manager; c. w.
Miller Of Indiana, treasurer; the above,
with 7. Ellis Brown of this city, COM
pieting the board. Superintendent David
Lemon presented report covering mine
conditions that was altogether satisfac-
tory.
Fairview News: Wednesday C. c. Hig-
gins returned from brief trip to Gold
field, accompanied by w. r. Collins, a
mining man of wide experience, represent
ing outside capital Together they visited
a number of Farview properties Thurs
day, and Mr. Collins was very agreeably
surprised at the developments of five
months. Yesterday they went out TO Won
der, and will be there several days Mr.
Collins is a mining expert who has spent
the greater part of his life at the busl-
ness in British Columbia, Australia ard
other foreign countries.
President George A. Baird of the West
ern Exploration company, the HonOrino
and Annie Laurie, who came in from
Twin Falls Thursday night, expects to
leave for Gold Mountain this morning
accompanied by John c. Cox of Denver
who has been chosen TO succeed s. NJ
Levy, who several weeks since asked TO
be relieved of the position in order that
he might take up matters that We're of
greater personal interest to himself When
asked yesterday who was to succeed Mr.
Levy. Mr. Baird stated that he would
rather withhold the information until his
return from the mine. but f. II. Bull
one of the big men in the company who
left for the east, was not so secretive
on the subject IS Mr.. Baird and stated
that Mr. Cox was the man.