Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-16
MINING NOTES.

Thunder Mountain is attracting much
attention
Its first shipment OF copper matte
has gone out from the smeter at Grand
Encampment, Wyo.
Next Friday the interests Of lead pro-
ducers are to be considered In n meet
ing which viii occur In New York.
On Monday the Grand Central Nam
moth suit comes up for rehearing In
the district court al Nephl.
Superintendent Roundy, of the Uncle
Sam, has resigned his position and he
will be succeeded by George Hancock
Of Park city.
The Snowhy on Deer creek, Idaho
has struck q vein of quartz carrying
1870 ounces OF silver and SO per cent
lead In n ton. This report comes from
the HALEY Times.
Walter p. Jenney has returned from
a trip to Milford and Frisco, whittier ne
has been to inspect the Bluebird ana
Blackbird properties. He sp axis
highly Of the prospects for both mines.
New stockholders in the Buckeye at
Tintlc are said to be willing 10 pull
the property out Of the financial hole
into which II fell some time ago, They
desire the discharge Of the receiver
affirming that the pronertY Is In Mt
condition 10 take care OF itself.
sanpete Free Press, VIM. H. Pollock
went to Salt Lake this week TO have a
number OF samples Of ore assayed from
mineral location recently made on
| the east mountain. within sight Of the
power plant. Surface indications show
tie prospect to be quite promising,
Although flow Of oil has been struck
by the San Rafael company at Green
| River, the we'll Is 10 be sunk % greater
| depth on account Of the small volume
| OF flow. Indications are so encourag-
ing, however, as to leave no doubt In
the minds OF the promoters that q
spouter OF MAGNITUDE will be the result
OF their efforts
A special meeting OF the stockholders
of the Morrison Mining company Is e
be held on next Tuesday. The cal
SAYS the meetings object Is the re
moving of George w Bartch as presi'
dent and C. D. Morrison as director
OF he company" and to I'll vacancies
| thus to be created. Secretary Snow y
hot upon somebody's trail on account
OF the suit recently brought agains
him
Baker City Herald The Belche
mine, in the Greenhcrn district. i
showing richer and richer every day
Superintendent w. H. jackson says h
never saw such riches uncovered u
that entire district The Belcher.
X. L. and Phoenix will be the creates
mines IN that whole country. Tn
lodges are true and the values OF ore
increase with depth, $40 and 500 or
being common,
Baker City Democrat: ]. J. Hennes
sy. the well-known mine operator, yes
terday closed deal for the purchas
OF the Healy & Griffin placers nea
Bridgeport. The amount paid for tn
prperty Is not made public. but a sub
stantial cash payment, IL is said, wa
made to the owners. A deed for
one-auarter interest was placed o
record In the recorders office shown
a consideration OF $500, but Mr.. Hen
essy. II Is rumored, has secured an on
ton on the remaining interest for $40
500.
Helena Record: II. L. Frank Is e,
tending his investment in Canada. Il
he has Just bonded a group OF iro
claims on Bull river. In the East koo
enay district Of British Columbia, Il
$4,000. He Is said 10 be co7t 'mpla
ing the erection of iron furnaces
his own town OF Frank In Alberta.
reduce the iron ore with coke In u
first six OF a battery of 250 coke oven
which he will erect at the latter plac
and is also burning lime In q kiln
has erected on the Canadian Pacii
railroad between Frank and Biairmor