The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-08
MINING Notes.

Alice was quoted in New York yester-
day at ;5.S1ls. Horn Silver at $10 and
Ontario at $3.50.
Eight carloads of ore from Utah prop
critics and one from Nevada were re-
leased from the Pioneer sampler yes
terday morning.
John IL McChrystal left for New York
yesterday on mining business. A gdess
would make it read in connection with
his Deep Creek enterprises
The Utah Mine. company has just dis
posed of another carload of ore that en-
riched the treasury to the extent of over
$500. Another carload is being hauled
from the mine TO the loading station and
it is expected to reach the market next
week. The regular monthly dividend will
be declared on the 18th.
Morris Dusseldorf. the well-known mi
ming man who has been confined at the
Keogh- Hammond hospital for the past
six weeks. and who underwent a most
serious stomach operation during his
stay there. is out on the street again. He
says he feels better than he has done in
thirty years, though still somewhat weak.
George E. Gum, general manager of
the Mason Valley Copper Mines company.
returned from Los Angeles "Wednesday
morning and pulled out for Ely IN the
afternoon. After looking after business
matters there for day or two he VIII
go on to Yerington to size up conditions
at the properties of the Mason Valley
company.
VI.
Newhouse staff is now finishing up his
report on the Nipissing property and with
that off his hands. he expects TO leave
for Yerington New. to look after mat
ters at the Western Nevada company
properties. Building material is now be-
ing delivered at camp and he will short
ly see TO the placing of fine compress
sor plant
Richard Stingley. formerly purchasing
agent for the Boston Consolidated and
Newhouse mines. but now flourishing
merchant i'm the new smelter and mill
town of Garfield. was in the city yester-
has combined TO dry up all the roads
west of town and that everybody is
hustling at Garfield with spring i'm
provcments.
superintendent William Ball was in
from tho Lower Mammoth yesterday He
says that good Roadway is being mage IN
the installation Of the new hosting plants
but he figures that the best part or the
present month will be consumed IN 60
ting things under way again. Work IN
the mine has now been entirely suspend
ed pending the setting of the machinery
OH the tunnel and 1.200-foot levels
Six carloads of ore from Nevada and
thirteen from Utah camps were released
from the Tavlor q Brunton samples yes
terday morning. Manager T.. X Nooo-
bridge. who went to Nevada seNerai
weeks ago and who got into such stormy
weather that he caught cold and had a
battle with nature TO keep pneumonia
from getting the best Of h,>l. returned
from Los Angeles yesterday morning
feeling first rate again.
Another carload of rich ore from the
Nevada Hills companys bonanza prop
erty at Fairview has reached the marker
and advices from camp are to the effect
that still another car is practically ready
to send over the Southern Pacific from
the loading station. Bad roads is play
ing havoc with hauling and IT is likely
to be a week or two before the accumu-
lated ores at the mine can be moved as
rapidly as the management would like.
James Farrell. the companys road ex-
pert left for camp yesterday and Jul
piter Pluvius and all the other storm
gods will have to move on when he gets
there.