Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-02-05 | Page 6 | Mining Notes

f Mining Hining Notes Gergo orge ID Dern Deu n w went t to lI Mercur this l iden den TJ Treasure Is in today's marj mar- mar with t rt cars aIS aI'S of ore j the Diamond of Eureka reported a 1 of morning Ml r. i t Milan 1 C. C C Packard reports l I Iq developments at the Star 1 d. d t f anAt 1 C. C I I. I Rader Bader of the Annie Anniet t t Gold Mountain is In the l i Dern is it now in Fremont i will and be at home by the end 11 c his IS Wb got for the consolidation oft of t ariOn Rover and Gold Goldt t I are re temporarily sus- sus p a d fer I books for he the Yankee cent 6 c nt dividend close on F Binary Reports from irom the mine t that dividend have tome come to tos s Janney superintendent of the cur ui mills is in tow town today The t. t k ver ier r he presides presidE's probably 11 aggregate sate of in its y an time old-time prospector tr ay brought in some rich gold tZ Afloat p picked up In the the- Henry legion n of Wayne county He Me Meare are many evidences evidences of great in f ries ties es there mere other iother cent 2 assessment nt or become 5 come delinquent March arch was WIlS d decided 1 ed upon yesterday by the L tors tors' of the Northern Light Mining 1 I company With the funds afforded the company expects to wipe out its i I l Indebtedness and complete the cross- cross cut S Superintendent Fred Flindt of the theMa Ma May Day mill rail says that Inventor Wood WoodIn In iii S San n Francisco is preparing for additional additional addi addi- changes in the dry concentrator W. W R. R Warren and R. R C. C Hill have returned returned returned re re- re- re turned to Ogden from Tonopah where they succeeded In tying up a group of locations Walter G. G Filer FlIer manager of the Western Exploration company's several several several sev sev- eral properties returned from the East yesterday He says sas that no move has been made toward providing a mill for the Honerine Mr Ir Filer says the tone of the mining share market in the East has improved greatly Milton E. E Blake chief clerk of the Surveyor-General's Surveyor office in Denver is paying a a. brief visit to Salt Lake He says the Surveyor Generals office in Denver is employing seven eighty men showing the e great demand fo for mining territory in t that State It is s greatest great great- t est eat demand he says since the early kays of the Cripple Creek strike