The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-20
Mining Notes.

Frank b. Cook left for two weeks trip
to the coast on mining business yesterday
A. J. McMUlIen, president and manager
of the SkylaTk company left for the east
last evening on company business
Alex Goliath, junior, left for the Marys-
vale district yesterday morning to make
an examination Of mining property for
OUt-Of-tOwn clients.
G. D. ROoklidge left for a trip to Chi
cagO last evening on mining business con-
nccted with some Of the Nevada PROPOSE
tons controlled by him.
Three carloads of ore from Bingham,
two from Alta. two from Tintic. one from
OphiT and one from Bristol were reported
at the Pioneer sampler yesterday morn
ing.
Twelve cars of ore from Tintic, two
from Bingham one from stockton. one
from California and one from Idaho were
released from the Taylor & BruntOn sam
pier yesterday
Ed McKarrick who has been in town for
the past two weeks on business connected
with properties at Fairview with which
he is Identified. expects to leave for camp
again this evening
Manager G. D. 3. Turner of the West
Quincy, who has just returned from a fly
ing trip to Colorado, reports that the dla-
mOnd drilling outfit that IS 70 be employed
in prospecting the cOmpany.s ground. has
arrived at the Park, and VIII be nauIed up
to the nine at once
Engineer A. J. BEETLES Of the NewhOuse
staff, accompanied by 6 II. COTueld, eleC-
tricaI engineer at the Cactus went out 10
Garfield Yesterday TO size up the SlJud-
ton at the Boston Consolidated cOnpa-
ny's bic milling plant. 4" the same time
Manager Lafayette HancnetU IS looking
alter matters at the Cactus
CaDtafn Duncan MacVichie. under whose
direction as consulting engineer for the
company the BaIaklald mines in Shasta
county Cal are being developed and the
great smelling works installed, returned
from a ten DAYS trip TO the properties
Monday evening. He reports everything
u be moving along splendidly-
Colonel John Weir, president of the Ne
this citv again yesterday General Man
sger Schneider is expected TO Teach the
cftv today. Pending the latter ARRIVAL
President Weir pleaded that there was
nothing he could say for publication
touching his cOmpanys affairs
A bulletin over the Pollock wires from
New York says 1t IS Salu mat the r.
cent cratic fluctuations OF copper metal
in London was the result of al effort by
certain interests to depreSS the metal, DuJ
they have not succeeded 10 any great eA-
tent and urgent buying orders are re-
DOrted for actual metal in this country;
There is little doubt but what the metal
situation is healthy. despite the small n
increased production
Park Record: las development work
progresses at the Daly-Judge the bigger
and bigger become the ore deposits Inc
bodies of firSt-cIasS on the l.JJO are I'M
mpuSe as Is evidenced by the heaVE snip
/ TDarte of the last few weeks. while IN the
old workings Of the Anchor ground enough
ore is exposed to keep the mill grlndlllS
for at least five years. Truly, great IS the
. DaIZ--Judge and its future promises much
for its stockholders
Thomas X. Stevens. who. for the past
four years or more has been StOreheepeF
for the Nevada company at Berlin out
/ from Austin, New. came IN yeSteTdaX,
J morning, for a visit with MS WlIe ana
/ ,1otoar He states that it is nothing 10
/ see three or four autos a day going
/ through Austin for some of the other
/ Inns and on prospecting expeditions
I 49, DAYS As a matter of fact, the lone
/ " uninyiting deserts Of Nevada are nc
/ longer lonely, and it would be an isolated
I region. indeed that people WouIu not Us
! met in a days travel.