The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
Mining Notes.

Seventeen carloads of ore from Utah
mines were released from the Taylor q
Brunton sampler yesterday morning.
w. P. O'Meara is home again after sew
eral months spent on the coast, and is
looking after his mining interests in Ne
vada.
There was released from the Pioneer
sampler yesterday seven carloads of ore
from Utah properties and two from Ne
vada.
F. NJ. Orem is back from a trip to Bos-
ton and the headquarters Of the house OF
Orem at the Hub. He was accompanied
by sister.
Frank P. Swindler, general superintend-
ent of the Tintic properties controlled by
the Heinze interests. is at the company
headquarters again, after strenuous day
or two underground.
John H. McChrystal has gone into Ne
vada on business connected with mining
propositions with which he is identified
From there he will go on to the coast
and down into old Mexico before return
ing here.
The directors of the Utah Consolidated
company have declared the regular quar-
terry dividend of SIPS a share and Csc
extra, the same as three months ago. 1t
will be checked out July 18th Books
closed yesterday, to reopen on the Goth.
Captain Duncan MacVichie, chief of the
Heinze forces has gone to Butte and the
Occur d'Alenes. After inspecting Oper-
ations at the Davis-Daly and Lexington
mines in the former camp, he will visit
the Stewart mines at the latter. He eX-
poets to be back about Sunday next.
Alex. Goliath returned from his trip
to Ely yesterday morning He brought
with him some fine looking samples OF
copper ore from the Federal-Ely COM
panys Queen of the West shaft This
shaft is now about ninety feet deep and
the sulPhides have been in evidence for
the last fifty feet.
The West Yerington Copper Mining
company of Provo filed articles of in
corporation with the secretary of state
yesterday The capital stock is 100000.
with shares at a par value of 10 cents
each. The company owns a number of
claims in the Mason mining district,
seven miles southwest from YeringtOn,
New. The officers are: John ROundy.
president; o. II. Some, Vice-president;
Heber G. Jex. secretary and treasurer.
Frank ]. Murphy of Durango Mexico.
where he was manager of the Nelardina
Mining & Smelling cOmpanys reduction
works, has accepted the general superin-
tendency of the Yampa smelter at Bing
ham, vice A NJ. Day, who has resigned,
it is understood, to look after PROPOSE
tions with which he is personally iden-
titled. Mr. Murphy comes to Bingham
and the Yampa works with a world of ex-
perience in the copper smelling business
and will prove a valuable acquisition to
the company's staff.
According to reports from camp Uncle
Jesse Knight has been spending several
days looking over the country south of
Park City and to the east and north
east of his Mountain Lake possessions
clear through as far as the old Vaieo
property, controlled by ex-senator Thomas
keaTnS- There is considerable Specula-
ton at camp as to what it all means
for even in that staid old camp il is rec
ognized that Uncle Jesse is a man of few
words and a great deal of action. Rumor
here has it that he has his eye on that
part of the district where the Park CITY
Superior is located