The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-18
Mining Notes.

The Horn Silver company has posted It's
usual quarterly dividend of cents "a
share, or $4,000, for payment on the 18th.
Fourteen carloads of ore from Utah
mines and one from Nevada were released
from the Pioneer sampler yesterday
morning.
G. W. Snow of the well known con-
tracing firm of Snow & Sheriff. 70
turned from an extended trip to Dawson.
\. NJ, yesterday morning.
Three cars of Gre from Utah two from
California and two from Nevada were
released from the Taylor & Bruuton
sampling works yesterday.
J. II. Deming was yesterday elected to
membership on the Salt Lake Mining <
Stock exchange. He will be a regular
attendant at its business sessions here
after.
Superintendent A. O. jacobson OF tho
Columbus and South Columbus compa-
MES properties at Alta was i'm the city
yesterday on one of his periodical bust
ness trips.
Reports from the Mcdonald Ely com
pany's property are to the effect that
good ore is now being Denetra ted i'm two
of the company's shafts at Ely and that
Developments from now on will he of
an intere sting character.
The settling basis of both brands of
copper is dropped another peg or two
for this week bv the American Smelling
& Refining company. The weeks settling
basis for lead was not announced yes
terday.
Manager J. II. Turner Of the YeringtOn-
lronsides company's properties left for
camp Sunday night After inspecting the
work being done at the property he will
proceed to northern California to look -Jt
a copper property there to which his at
tentlon has been directed.
President W. G. Sharp of the United
states SmeitEg. Refining & Mining COM
pany has gone to the cOmpany's mines
and smelters At kennett Cal. and Man
aging Director \. +. Holden. who came
out from the east couple of weeks or
more ago to size up conditions here has
returned to New York and Boston.
Mark A. BOren who, with James Rafter.
of CaIiin, was one of the early birds i'm
the new and sensational camp of Lynn,
twenty-five mills northwest Of Carlin.
New, is in the city exhibiting fine gold
ores from that region. A bunch of Salt
Lake operators is figuring on going into
the camp and helping to develop the BOr-
en- properties
Morris NJ. Johnson chief expert on the
Newhouse staff, accompanied by Judge
g. W. Burton, returned from 4 ten DAYS
trip to the Shenandoah properties at Good
Springs yesterday morning. The prop
erty is one of the really big things of
the Good Springs country. It is owned
by Samuel NewhOuse, Judge Burton and
w. NJ. o Brien. During the visit to camp
Mr. Johnson planned whole lot of de-
velOpment work for the future and made
an exhaustive examination of the entire
property.
c. L. Dignowity, the well known mining
expert and promoter, who had much To
do with the bringing out of the Bingham
camp several years ago and who now
makes his home at Reno. New. where he
keeps in the closest kind of touch with the
various Nevada mining enterprises with
which he is now prominently identified
is in the city Cor q few days, a guest at
the KnutsfOrd. After greeting old friends
and attending TO some business here Mr..
Dignowity will go on to New York, where.
it is understood, some big undertakings
are to be fully rounded into shape.
J. oeERNDORFER
Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 792. 161 S. Main st.