The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-14
Minino Notes.

Nineteen carloads Of ore from Nevada
We're released from the Taylor and Brun-
ton sampler yesterday.
Alice was quoted in New York yester-
day at 500. Horn Silver at $40 and
Ontario al s. per share.
Four carloads of ore from Utah and
three from Nevada were released from
the Pioneer camper yesterday.
Manager John Dern of the Lever Nam
moth and Uncle Sam properties. went out
to camp yesterday to see how things are
moving at each
Newton A. Dunyon. manager Of the
Commonwealth company's propertys in
Beaver county has gone to camp on one
of his regular trips of inspection.
A wire from camp yesterday advised
the local offices of the Ely Consolidated
company that the Brilliant shaft was
then eighteen feet down in sulphide ores.
II is expected that f. n Heinze will be
be down from Butte tomorrow or next
day to look after business matters con-
nected with the Bingham Consolidated
and the Ohio Copper properties.
1t is understood that another most i'm
portant meeting was held by the directors
of the Bingham Copper Standard COM
pany yesterday afternoon. What took
place at the meeting was kept state
secret.
NJ. NJ Johnson. Samuel Newhouse's
chief engineer and expert, left for trip
of inspection TO the Cactus last night. 1t
is many months since Mr.. Johnson has
been able TO spare the time TO see what
has happened at this bonanza.
Edward Dyer. the Warrington mining
operator has contributed not a little of
the rich territory that is now being OBJ
Grated by some of the big companies in
that camp of copper. is in town for a day
or two looking after business matters on
this end of the line.
w. V. Rice. ]. d. Wood and w. c.
IoFk
district to go over the properties of the
recently formed Yerington Consolidated
Copper company. 1t is possible that Mr..
Rice will also visit the Nevada Hills
mines at Fairview before returning.
VIII J. Lawrence has returned from
a several days trip TO the Advance COM
pany's properties. which are located be-
tween Caliente and Provo. He reports the
TO be giving good account
of itself. with prospects al in favor OF
a greatly increased output OF fine ore
this year.
F. s. Pheby and Joseph Pheby. the
well known Ely mining men and bankers
are i'm the city and. II signs count for
anything. they will be doing business i'm
q mining way before they leave the city.
Neither one of them felt at liberty to
discuss the business which brought them
here yesterday.
Frank Harris. one OF the best known
mining machinery men in the west and
Tor many years western manager of the
Rand Drill company. with headquarters
in this city. was greeting old acquaint-
ances yesterday. He came in from Los
where he now resides. on his
way back TO Michigan where he has
been called by the sickness OF his father.
NJ. +. Simon. superintendent of the
Salt Lake and Ely Copper. reports that
another body OF high grade copper ore
was encountered in the working shaft
at a depth of fifty-seven feet No assays
have been taken from the new find. so
that the exact value of the ore is not
known. After the men employed in the
shaft quit work another crew was secured
and the shaft is being pushed to lower
depth. three shifts being employed con-
tinually.
George Wilson. who has been in town
from Rosebud for three or four days.
will leave for camp again tomorrow or
next day. He states that il is unneces-
sary TO deal out hot air concerning the
new camp. Its mines are being so rap
idly brought TO producing stage that II
will be only a short time till shipments
OF rich ore will do all the talking that is
With the return of good
weather and good roads travel into camp.
he says, will be heavy.