The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-22
Mining Notes.

Nine carloads Of ore from Tintic and
three from Idaho were released from the
Taylor x BrUntOn sampler yesterday
morning.
ph1de mill, that portion of the Taylor &
BTUntOn sampling works will be in full
commission again today.
L. A Jeffs has returned from a trip to
Idaho, where he has been conducting an
examination of mining properties in the
interests Of eastern clients.
John A. Orr, jr-. president. and Frank
g Kaye, flnanCieT of the Lipman Mines
& Tunnel company, came in from the east
last evening and tonight will leave for
man
The Pioneer sampler at Sandy yester-
day reported the receipt Of three cars of
ore from Tintic. three from Stockton and
three from Nevada, one of which came
from the Bristol properties out from
Phoebe
A Burch, a we'll known mining engineer
who was long identified with the big
mines Of the Occur d'Alene country, and
who still serves neavy interests up there
IN consulting capacity, came in from
the west yesterday
ChaIlis Messenger: It IS reported that
three-foOt ledge Of good ore was struck
In the Parker mine a Parker mountain
last week. This mine is being developed
on bond by the United States Smelling
company of Utah, under the management
Oh NIOSS bTGIntIS-
James NJ. LDckhart. formerly of Park
City, but now cashier of the First Ma
tiOnal bank of Ely. New. left for camp
again yesterday afternoon after having
spent three or four days looking after
personal business at the Park.
Challis Messenger: John Wallace of
Boise arrived in Challis last Thursday. He
went up to Custer in the interest of the
Boise 4 Boston company to make ar
rangements for installing a dredge boat
m Nu7 FTn~I- =, -,--
owns several miles Of placer ground. Mr.
Wallace is also interested in the Van
Anda, promising quartz mine situated
below Bonanza.
Park City correspondent inquiries as to
whom to consult for information reIst-
ing to asphaItum locations, and also for
information concerning mineral entries on
forest and grazing reserves on the Uintah
reservation As the character of in
formation required is not specified in the
query. it is hard to say Some good land
attorney or the land officials would prob
ably be the proper persons to get in touch
with.
Sam Warmbath, who belongs to the
ranks of brokers of GOldfield, is over from
camp greeting old friends and, incidental
", giving them an opportunity TO get
slice of the FaiTview-Eagle companys
treasury stock Mr. Warmbath will likely
remain here about a week. when he will
leave for the east on the business in hand
The Fairview-Eaglc is one of the George
one of the tOp-nOtch propositions in the
new camp
A letter from J. Z. Game to c. D. Rock
lidge, written from YeTington under date
of Friday last, tells of the rush that is
on in the Mason copper district He SAYS
that the hotels Of YsTington are taxed to
their capacity, and that on the day the
letter was written it was impossible for
him to obtain d rig in the town that would
take him out TO the property which his
crowd IS now preparing to operate. Great
interest ne says, is being shown in the
East Walker district, as well. but opinion
respecting the new gold camp of Buck
skin is divided
Nampa Leader Herald. Mr.. and Mrs
w L. King arrived Monday evening from
Salt Lake and are stopping at the Dewey
Palace. Mr.. King will be in charge of the
branch office of the Mine & Smelter Sup
ply company, which has Deen established
here in the Partridge building. This is
one of the largest firms of the kind i'm the
United States. having it's head office i'm
New York. The Nampa office is a branch
from the Salt Lake house, and has been
put in here on account of our facilities as
a distributing point and accessibility to
the important mining districts.