The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-21
Mining Notes.

Dividends Of the Beck Tunnel company,
the Uncle Sam and Mammoth were dis
bursed yesterday.
Manager Tony Jacobson of the Column
bus Consolidated returned from a flying
trip to the coast yesterday
George L. Walker of the Boston Com
mercial was doing some of the bonanza
mines Of Bingham again yesterday.
Four cars of ore from Bingham. three
from TintiC and one from Peterson were
released from the Taylor & BruntOn sam
pier yesterday.
Three carloads of ore from Alta. two
from Stockton, one from Bingham and
three from Nevada were reported at the
Pioneer sampler yesterday.
Willard F. Snyder and Grant Snyder
leave for Beaver county tonight to make
an inspection of the Black Rock copper
property in which they are heavily inter
ested- On Saturday w F Snyder leaves
for the east on mining business
Superintendent Werner ZeigIer of the
Ohio Copper cOmpanys properties was in
from Bingham yesterday He states that
the report TO the effect that the mine
had closed down was all wrong. Every
thing is moving as usual at the property.
Mike" MahOney. the welI-knOwn min
ing man, is UP from the Vincent district
southeast of Las Vebgas. where the Quo
VadiS and Catiin brothers discoveries
MahOney is up for a visit with sister
here and will return to the diggings soon
Ed Copley who has been in town on
Morrison Mining company business for the
past three or four days, pulled out for
Chicago, his home. yesterday afternoon.
All arrangements have been made for the
equipment of the mine with the machin-
cry mentioned in this department day
or two ago.
Word comes from Phoenix. Ariz.. that
Joseph McGhie, the old-time Ontario mill
man and miner of Park City. died on the
18th of inflammatOry rheumatism. 1t
was last September, when Mr.. McGhie,
with his family, was living in Idaho. that
his doctor ordered him to a drier eli
mate. He went to Arizona and. up 10 a
few weeks ago, was getting along splen-
didly. so well that he had sent for his
wife and children to join him at Phoenix.
After reaching this city Mrs. McGhie was
stricken with pneumonia and before her
recovery word came that her husband
hurry down there. Not being able to
travel she was compelled to stay here.
Arrangements are being made to have the
body brought to this city, where the fu-
neral will be held
Professor George w Maynard. the vet
eTan geolOgist and mining engineer, who
now spends considerable of his time in
Mexico. where he is consulting engineer
for some of the large corporations ope-
rating in the republic, came in from Los
Angeles yesterday on his way back to
New York. During the afternoon he went
out to Garfield to inspect the new smell
ting works Of the American company and
the milling plants of the Boston Consol-
idated and Utah Copper companies. Pro-
lessor Maynard has been tramping over
this country since 1868 and there is not
mine or mining camp of any note with
which he is not perfectly familiar. He
likes Utah and Utah mines and he never
misses an opportunity TO stop off here
and learn what is doing. His stay in Salt
Lake will be brief, not that he would have
it so. but because business matters re-
Quires his early presence in New York.