Show GKANTSV1LLE GROCERY COMPACT Incorporated with a Capital Stock of 5000 Articles of incorporation of the Grants villa Grocery company were filed with Secretary Richards yesterday The company com-pany is organized to carry on a general mercantile business at Grantsville and is capitalized at 5000 The incorporators areF T Burmester Alonzo Rowberry Charles A Johnson P P Christensen and E G Erickson Park HlecordJ Notes Tomorrow the Ontario company will ship thirtyeight bars of bullion containing contain-ing 2090006 fine ounces of silver JR E Heudricks an old employee of the Marsac mill left Monday afternoon for Mineral Point Colorado to assist B G Greymore in the construction of a leaching plant at that point Mr Hend ricks will have charge of the work of placing the batteries and furnaces He expects to be gone about four months One set of the boilers at the Marsac mill I sprung leak this week and considerable trouble has been experienced in operating operat-ing the plant with the remaining set owing ow-ing to the fact that the vats in the leacher consumes more steam than does the large engine that drives the machinery The mill was closed down few hours today to make some slight repaires on one of the engines There has been much talk on the streets this week to tho effect that the Silver King would start up in C few days The writerinterviewed Superintendent Kearns in reference to the matter and was told that no decision had yet been reached That Mr Keith was expected home today to-day and as soon a he arrived the matter would be decided As soon as we can get cash for our ore said Mr Kearns a small force will be put to work The smelters however want thirty days time on all consignments and on those terms the King will not ship ore I Mr Keith does not come home today Mr Kearns will join him in Salt Lake city and they will try and make terms with the smelter and the railroad company and i matters can be arranged satisfactorily the mine will start up with a small force The BullionBeck Superintendent Burch of the Beck now has about 100 men on the payroll Last Saturday they were all paid for July and tomorrow is announced as August payday A small quantity of ore was partially treated in the recent run at the Tintic mills which are being operated by the company A new leaching process will be tested a soon as the leachers arrive ar-rive from Salt Lake I is said to be superior to the process now in use there and i successful will be adopted Tintic Miner The Cullen Mining Company The Cullen Mining Company which owns property and operates in Grass creek is planning on doing a big business this winter says the Coalville Chronicle J H Spriggs has been at work opening up the mine and now they intend to put in two digging machines which will dig 100 tons of coal per day and begin supplying sup-plying the trade and shipping to Salt Lake There is some talk ol the rails being be-ing laid up Grass creek this winter but it is not yet determined The company which owns the Cullen mine is composed mostly of wealthy men residing in Salt Lake and i they take hold of it in earnest something will be done They already have a demand for all the coal they can get out Prospecting Sjear Coalville A party of prospectors in whose work J A and W F Smith are interested have been prospecting of late in the section sec-tion of country called Hard Scrabble situated across the range northwest of Henefer Some time ago a streak of ore was found running in gold and copper This was followed in until now they have followed it twenty feet Last Sunday the Smith brothers took a trip over and I drought back some of the ore taken from that depth Its appearance would indicate indi-cate rich ore and some of it has been sent t the assayer Coalville Chronicle At Mammoth Things are lively at Mammoth and considerable work is being done in the hills says the Tintic Miner Roy Wheeler is working the Copperopolis on bond a small force is at work on the Phoenix and three men are sinking the shaft on the Oppahonga This latter property is developing de-veloping some fine Iroperty The CentennialEureka The CentennialEureka is shipping about forty tons of ore per day and the Beck about the same in consequence of which the Rio Grande Western is doing a good business Tintte Miner Mining Notes The Rob Roy on Indian creek is still in successful operation and the results thus far attained exceed expectations of the owners A rich strike has just been made in the Cummings mine on Mount Bald in the Gold mountain district Assays made show that the ore runs 54060 in gold with some silver and lead This week the Emma mine Fish Springs district shipped from this station sta-tion one carload of ore for the Salt Lake smelters The Utah mine from the same camp also made a shipment of two carloads car-loads of high grade OTQ Millard County Blade The coal shipments from Rock Springs for August were Union Pacific Coal company 4112 Rock Springs 204 Sweetwater 374 Vandyke 99 O the Union Pacific shipments 2372 was company com-pany coal and 1745 commercial Thomas Kearns of the Silver King came down from Park City yesterday to meet his partner David Keith the stalwart stal-wart silver champion who has been doing yeoman servicein behalf of the white metal at Waslliheton The gentlemen return to the Park today Gomer Thomas Is busy transferring his machinery from Grass creek to his new mine He is now supplying some local r j trade to a disadvantage but hopes to be able to supply all tnat come next week The coal is growing better each week and the conjecture is that Gomer has struck a good thing Coalville Chronicle Ore and Bullion Silver 743 Lead 3S0 Wells Fargo Co received yesterday Mingo bullion 8309 T R Jones Co received Bullion 6600 ores 12200 I McCornick Co received Ores 3100 Business Briefs The improvement in the local business situation continues L R Britton business manager of the Irrigation Age came down from Idaho yesterday Thompson Ingersoll Simondi yesterday yester-day leased the Manitou to Mr Page an experienced hotel man BC Klyco a business Jan from Liana Tex is visiting Salt Lake and is so well pleased with the city that hq thinks of settling here and going in business Secretary Snyder yesterday sent out eleven pieces of printed advertising matter mat-ter in response to requests for information from Texas Illinois Alabama Oregon and Kansas The secretary of the chamber of commerce com-merce reports that nearly all of the inquiries in-quiries received by him from persons who contemplate locating here are with reference refer-ence to our public schools and the condition condi-tion of the banks Salt Lake is prepared to make a splendid showing in both of these directions Yesterdays Clearings Yesterdays clearings were 125440 lieal Estate Transfers William H Folsom et al to Andrew ODea lot 2 block 3 Folsoms addition addi-tion uuuuuuu h S 125 Henrietta Yeadon to Esther Walker partlotS bloeicTT plat A h 1000 John W Righter t6 A W Street lots in block 5 South Lawn addition 1400 svP OAIeara to A H Derge part section sec-tion 21 township I north range 1 west 1 Frank Hoffman and wife to G L Bemis interest in the Bonanza and other mining min-ing claims u 1000 H V Larson and wife to James A Murray Mur-ray lots In block 4 Seniors plat 1 40 F risch to M R Wyker part lots 6 and 7 block 8 Capitol Avenue addition I C A Graeber to Alfred I Wharton part section 2 township north range 1 east unn 1 Adelben A Crane ang wife to Oscar F Hunter pat lot 8 block 36 plat A and other property uu 10500 William J Halloranto Gottlieb Hack lots in block 4 plat A South Main street addition h 1700 Charles F Rundquist Anton H Bon nevin part lot t > block 103 plat D 800 Thomas G Sutherland and wile toAgnes G Sutherland part lot 1 block 3 platEn plat-En n 200 F S Hascom and wife to C O Far worth lots in block Lincoln park 1 F t Bascom and wife to Charles O Farnsworth lots in block 1 five acre C big Held survey 1 W P OMeara toE K W Hyrtvig lots in block 1 Highland park u 1 Angus M Cannon jr to George A Ensign En-sign lots in block 17 Buena Vista addition ad-dition 30 dlton un h huu |