The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-05
MINING Notes.

Four ears OF ere from Alse t-xo from
stockton end two from TinUc were re-
morning.
The uintah-Treasure I'M company is
billing out It's first consignment Of ore
from its Park City miaes. Within q
advanced from 60c 70 81 % In the Park.
John Dern. manager OF the Lower Mann
moth and Uncle Sam and president OF
the Consolidated Nfercur company, left
Tor Fremont. Neb.. and Chicago last
night. He expects to be absent about
ten DAYS or Two weeks.
r. II. Hurley Wen known and popu-
lar Park City miner, who has emerged
from long siege OF typhoid much erna-
cisted and badly cripped with rheuma-
:isin, left Tor the Arkansas hot springs
last night in the hope Of being able 20
drive cut the rheumatism and regain MS
usual good health.
Peger kass, who quit the superinten-
at Park City several months ago to so
on prospecting pilgrimage to Nevada,
: N town Tor q few days after q holt
day visit with his family at the Park.
AR. Kass IS v ell pleased with what he
mas accomplished during his prospecting
tour ard expects &c return 10 the field
again as soon as certain business affairs
IRE arranged here.
j. g, Champion. woll Known as one
OF the f0remen in the Centennial-Eu-
rel1a mines of the Tinted States COM
pany, has been nomed as supeTinten-
dent OF the Talisman c0mDaDNS proper
ties IN Beaver county. he will leave FOR
camp tonight TO assume his duties Nam
ager =. j. Donohue considers that ne
was fortunate in securing the services
OF Mr.. Champon. IS nc is q man of
exceptional ability and good judgment
Henry Welsh. manager of Che Odin
company's Park City properties, was
down from camp yesterday. iie states
that the operating tunnel is now in q
a I hat has Cnf
nice ore are beginning 10 make in the
race. just how much farther the t}ln-
mel viii nave 20 be driven 20 cut the
main lode. he would not venture 70 say,
though il ought to be encountered inside
of 100 feet.
c. Z Eddy is down from the Loon
Creek district with a report. it is said,
of a sensational discovery that has ra-
Gently been made in new ground from
the third tunnel workings OF the Lost
Packer. Nr. Eddy could not be found
Yesterday and none of the officers Of
the Lost Packer company could be in
duced to either affirm or deny the report.
Secretary Henry Welsh is down from
the Park and Director y. q. Rowe is out
ing of officials has anything to do with
what is happening at the mine it is inn
possible 10 sayA
James Quinn. who has returned from
the Malachite company's properties in the
camp OF Nerington, NcV. after serving
the company as superintendent until sick
ness in his family demanded his pres
ence at home. is Most enthusiastic la
his praises of the company's ground and
the camp in gencSai. He says Yering-
ton Is gOingfto be world beater in the
production Of high and low GRACE copper
ore. He exhibits what IS probably the
richest and rarest speciment Of ore that
ever came from mine in that section.
Il ia & solid chunk OF copper glance.
studded with native copper and plastercd
on ore side with what is known as
moss" copner--a fibrous mass OF the
red metal The specimen came from the
upper workings of the Maiachite COM
pany's property.