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Show Mining- Notes. Three cars of oro from 'Pintle wer yesterday yes-terday received at tho Ploneor sampler. A. O. Jacobson, superintendent of tho Columbus Con. at Alta, yesterday re turned to camp. C. B. Allen of tho United States management man-agement was at his desk again vesterday, after on absenco of two days ln camp James Holllnger of Urslno. Nov., who Is extensively Interested ln Pike's Diggings, Dig-gings, near Statellne, Is a. Sal; Lako visitor. Tho Taylor & Bruhtqn sampler yesterday yester-day reported tho receipt of flvo cars of ore from TIntic and two cars from Tono-pah, Tono-pah, Nev. President E. L. Whlto of the Bingham Con. arrlvod from tho East Tuesday night and yesterday morning proceeded to camp to Inspect tho company's properties Dr. P. A. H. Franklin, president of tho Gold Development company, with Its gold-bearing gold-bearing domains tho southorn country, has reached Colorado Springs on his way borne. Work on the properties is now reaching a point that Is decidedly Interesting. Inter-esting. E. W. Tripp, postmaster at Calao. ln the Willow Springs mining district. Deep Creek country, arrived In Salt Lake by I team yesterday morning. Ho reports a heavy rainfall on tho desert and a sheet of water covering tho ground ln many places. C. H. Alklns of Statellne, who Is Interested Inter-ested ln number of mining properties ln that camp, yesterday camo up to Salt Luke. Mr. Alklre will forsako mining for several months and devote his time to operating tho Wasatch summer resort ln Little Cottonwood canyon. George Sawyer, nn attorney of Ploche, Nev.. who Is interested ln a number of mining ventures In that locality. Is making ma-king a Bhort business stay ln Salt Lake. He reports mining conditions in that region as normal, with mow than the usual preparations b"lng made for the vtork of the coming season. Manuger L. A. Amodcn of tho Yankee Con. has foturned from a two days' inspection- of that property. Ho reports both shipping and mine work as being badly delayed on account of muddy roads, which ln many places aro cut up so as to bo almost Impassable for empty vehicles, to say nothing of wagons loaded with ere. |