Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-07-17 | Page 6 | Mining Notes

I Mining Notes, j W. P Opdlko, ono of the Seven Troughs 1 camp pioneers, Is In the city on mining I business. Judge John A. Street, the well-known attorney, has returned from a visit to Eastern points. , A wire from the Imlay management to this city gives notice that the management manage-ment lias struck a stringer of ore that runs as high as ninety ounces gold per ton. Owing to some peculiar pranks of the i lightning Wednesday evening the pump-j pump-j lijg plant of the Boston Consolidated company com-pany at Garfield Is out of commission temporarily. The plant will be closed down for a couple of days pending repairs. P. A Leamy, one of the best known Cold Circle operators, passed through Sajt I Lake yesterday from the camp, en route ! to Butte. Mr. Leamy gives good news regarding the Gold Crown, now in the sulphides; the Re. which has a splendid tonnage blocked out: the Water Witch, which has broken recently Into some $4000 ore, and the Baby Midas, with which he Is connected. The latter company is one of the most active in tho district and developments are coming satisfactorily.