The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-17
Mining Notes.

J4ffs has returned from the Rose
rud district. after having taken hand
i'm the inauguration of operations at the
new Sunrise company's properties
7 {, Thomson. the we'll known broker.
who now claims San Francisco as ms
home. is over from the coast Tor a Re"
davs' visit with friends and old business
associates here.
A. D. Moffat superintendent of the
Cactus bonanza of the NewnouSe Mines
company. came up from camp yesterday
morning to look after business on TINS
end of the line.
A bulletin from Boston over the Pol
lock wires yesterday said the foreign
visible supply of copper on the 10Th was
t., $50 tons. a decrease OF III tons "llhiii
the past two weeks.
Fred A. FIindt, the well known Yering-
ton mining operator and manager of two
or three propositions in that carp, pulled
out for the west last night, after WISH
of several days in this city.
Alfred Frank of the Hei1ze engineering
corps left for the Good Springs district
last night to look after operations at tas
Scheu properties and other ground which
the Heinze interests are now harding III
that section
Following the holiday the Taylor &
BruntOn sampler yesterday reported the
release of thiTty-thTee carloads of ore
from Utah mines two from Idaho, two
from Nevada. one from Colorado and
one from California.
E. c.. Rowe of the Lost Packer COM
pany's Official household is out from
Chicago on one of his periodical trips
The Pioneer sampler yesterday released
nine carloads of ore from Utah proper
ties and two from Nevada.
George H Dern, manager of the COnsol-
idated Mercur company's properties, came
in from camp Monday night and yester-
day afternoon, accompanied by A. IL
Brown. the engineer on whose judgment
he relied to make payment on the pur-
chase price of Nevada properties, pullei
out for the mines at Kings River. north
of the Rosebud country. Mr.. Dern's in
vcstgations being satisfactory ne VIII
carry the pending deal to completion ana
arrange for he active operation or the
properties purchased.
In response to come. and come
quick" message which he received Mon
DAY evening, J P. Turner, superintendent
Of the Star Consolidated cOmpany's prop
critics. pulled out for Humboldt county.
Nevada last night. For some Time past
men representing Mr.. Turner have been
prospecting in Humboldt county and the
impression conveyed in the dispatch IS
that something worth seeing has been en-
countered I think they know better
than to call me on wild goose chase,
said Mr.. Turner, so | hope that some
thing good has Deen found"
David Evans. who quit Salt Lake a cou-
ple of wears or so ago to make his home
on the coast. and who at that time got
pretty well out of the mining business
here. is gradually working his way back
into old channels and il Will be strange
if he does not return, bag and baggage.
before long He came in from Los An
geies yesterday after having spent a day
or two at Newhouse inspecting the Gao
tus and properties which he owns in that
vicinity Today he is going out to Tin
tic where he still retains interests. and
a few days later will return to the coast
Dave" Evans. as his intimate friends
insist on calling him. has a homesick
look He belongs in Salt Lake. and he
is going to return, sure.
Ernest L. Godbe has gone to Phoebe "a
look after the mining propositions in that
camp with which he is so prominently
identified.