The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-17
MininQ Notes.

The Beck Tunnel companvs PIC divi-
dend, amounting to S25,OC0, was disbursed
yesterday.
Silver was up yesterday ITO 65&4c per
ounce, the highest it has been since the
18th of June
COntnental-Alta properties has gone to
the New York headquarters for a confer
ence with the officials.
Three carloads of ore from Alta. two
from Ophir. one from Bingham and one
from Stockton were reported at the Pho
neer sampler yesterday morning.
The foreign visible supply of copper on
the 10Th, as reported over the Pollock
wires yesterday. was 12.195 tons a de-
crease of eighty tons in two weeks.
Sidney NJ. Bamberger, manager of the
Fortuna and other propositions. is pre-
pairing for a trip to British Columbia He
will leave in day or two, if possible
w. II. Clark came in from GoldfieId on
Sunday. having been called home through
sickness in his family. He expects that
it will be possible for him to leave again
in day or two.
Fourteen carloads of ore from Tintic
fifteen from Nevada, five from Bingham
two from California. one from Colorado,
one from Idaho and one from Park City
were released from the Taylor & Brun-
ton sampler yesterday morning.
John A. Kirby manager of the Montana
for camp again today TO close up his bust
ness with the company and turn the
mines over to his successor. whoever he
may be, on the LIST of next month.
P. c. Thompson of the brokerage firm
of Evans & Thompson returned from a
trip to Butte yesterday morning where
he has been placing stock of the Standard
Copper company of Bingham. He ac-
complished all and more than he went
for.
The Oasis Mining & Developing COM
pany of Coalville Utah, has filed an an
plicatiOn with the state engineer to secure
two cubic feet of water per second for
irrigation and milling purposes. The wa
ter is to be taken from the Middle Log
Six-mile spring, around which the COM
pany has group of mining claims.
Harry L. Charles, the new general man
ager of the Bingham Consolidated has
from Butte and got down to
work During the day he was occupied
with Managing Director Duncan Mac
Vichie in a discussion of plans for the flu
ture and the presumption is that smeter
Improvements was the chief matter to re-
ceive attention.
E. P. Jennings, the mining and metal
lurgical engineer. leaves for a two
months trip to northern Michigan today
where he has been engaged TO make a
series of tests on ores from Arizona prop
critics owned in Michigan Milling and
other facilities have been provided in the
northern country and the ores are being
shipped there This plan was decided
upon rather than to build testing works
in Arizona.
r j. Coleman, formerly general man.
ager of the Newhouse interests in this
state, was in the city yesterday on his
way to Los Angeles. after a trip to Chi
huahua, Mex, and the New York head
quarters of the Lluvia de Ore Mining
company, of which he has been recently
made general manager, vice II. E. Carey,
of this city, resigned Mr.. Cole
man expected to continue his journey
last night.
A message from Nat Boas to James A.
Pollock & Co. yesterday stated that word
had reached San Francisco that serious
trouble between the mine owners and
miners of the Tcnopah and Goldfield dis |
Lricts was expected during the day. As
40 late advices were received, ii is
thought that rothing developed. Recent |
V the mine owners of Nevada camps or
sanized for the purpose of establishing a
Uniform scale for the districts. While
he scale did not differ materially from |
he miners union scale, the expectation |
vas that when it was promulgated there