The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-29
Mining Notes.

James NJ. Kennedy returned from 4 trip
to his properties in the Good Springs re-
gion yesterday morning
A big lot Of high-grade concentrates
from the kearns-Keith cOmpany'S prop
erty at Park City was settled for yesteT-
day
After a delay Of several days, d. H.
terday afternoon. He will be gone, most
likely, till the end Of the week.
Four carloads Of ore from TintiC. three
from Alta two from Stockton and one
from Nevada, were reported at the Pho
neer sampler yesterday morning
The week opens with silver at SIS cents
per ounce. The local settling basis for
copper and lead. as promulgated by the
American Smelling & Refining company
for the week, remains unchanged
A L. Jacobs has returned from fly
ing trip to the properties Of the Mason
Valley Copper company and expresses
himself as highly pleased with what de-
velopment work is accomplishing
A. D. Moffat. mine superintendent at
Mines & Shelters corporation, came up
from the south on company business Sun
day.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler yester-
day released twenty-one cars of ore from
TintiC. five from Nevada, one Of which
was from the Bristol district, four from
Idaho and one from Peterson, the latter
being a car from the Carbonate Hill
mines,
Donald p. GilIies. general manager of
the Tonopah Extension company's proper
ties al TOnOpah, and who exercises a gen
erdI supervision of all the other Schwab-
McKane propositions in Nevada reached
the city yesterday on his way back from
an eastern trip.
". S Mccormick has returned from a
weeks trip to Ely. New where he has
been sizing up conditions at the big cop
per properties and incidentally taking
the business measure Of the place. With
conditions generally he expresses the ut
most satisfaction and predicts a great fu-
ture for the mines and the camp.
General Manager George H. Dern Of the
Consolidated MerCUF c0mpaDy's proper
ties came IN from camp Sunday night to
look after matters requiring his stten-
ton here He reports everything running
smoothly and says II will be only short
time now until the HOIderman company
starts its mill on the Manning tailings
dump.
LasSVegas Times: A clever combina-
tiOnYof Butte miners and prospectoTs
stopped at Las Vegas Monday while en-
route TO Furnace Creek to commence .op-
eratiOns on claims adjoining the Furnace
Creek copper companys holdings The
property to be opened is owned by Butte
interests. and, like on the Clark property.
work will be pushed in a miner-like way
10 demonstrate its value. The miners on
their way there are Pat Kirley, James
kirley, II. W league. Terrence McDon-
nell, John Larson, Charles Oberg.
Park Record: Foreman James T. Kes-
eel Of the Daly-Judge mill has been con-
fined to his home all week, suffering
with a broken rib. the result Of a fail he
sustained while coming from work on
Wednesday night Of last week The gen
tIemau tripped and fell on the sideVva TX
near his home, striking on his lunch buck
ct with great force. He went to work
the next day. though very stiff and sore
and as ne got no better. a physician was
called, who, upon investigation. found
the fractured rib. Mr.. KescePs host of
friends will be happy to learn that ne is
rapidly improving and will soon be him
self again.