Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-27
AIMING CONCENTRATES.


mine Beayer county, will depart FOR
camp again today or tomorrow
At the offices of the Majestic Copper
company word has been received thal
ms lead furnace for the nov smelter al
Milford has arrived at that place The
furnace VIII have capacity for treating
| 100 tons OF ore per day. The copper
furnaces are en- route.
After spending Christmas with his
family John 4. Hodson, manager OF
the Lincoln mine at Pearl lda' de-
parted for that property last evening
lie was accompanied by c. S. borlng,
the well known mllman who VIII take
charge Of the new plant now nearing
completion,
The smelter OF the Troy Manhattan
mine, In Pima county Atiz., has been
"blown in
Information received from the Gold
Hill mine near Phoenix, Arlz., states
that work has been resumed after q
shut down of some duration. The
property is owned by w. A. Clark,
Shipments from Rossland. B. c., to
date for the year are s,172 tons In ex-
cess Of the total Of 1901. Production Is
increasing as the year wanes. and the
Indications are that the aggregate in
crease over last year will be nearly 80, :
600 tons,
Persons interested In mining In Grant
county. n. NJ, are taking steps for the
erection of a l0O-ton smelter at Silver
City. The lead smelter OF the Abcr-
deem Copper company at Aberdeen will
eready for operation In January next.
The November output OF lake copper.
II is estimated, amounted 10 1900 900
pounds of refined. In figuring Noyem-
Der outputs, Il must be remembered
that there We're but % working DAYS
that month against ~ in October.
MINING CONCENTRATES.
Il, II. Kello, the civil and mining en-
gineer has returned from the I'm
compaghre Indian reservation where he
has been for several weeks In the in
terests Of the ST. Louis Gilsonite AS
phaltum company
Assays taken on some ore from
the recent strike IN the Columbus mine
Of Alta showed returns Of SO per cent
lead and 26 ounces silver.
Manager John A. Kirby departed this
morning for the big Daly-West mine at
Park city.
\. Q, Jacobson superintendent of the
Columbus mine at Alta returned to the
diggings today.
TWO ear loads of ore from the AL
pine mine, near Lone Mountain, Neya-
da, acquired last fall by NJ. j, and w.
p. OMeara and I, j. Lynch, are at
the samplers.
W. A. Faris manager of the Ma
iestic copper mines of Beaver county,
left last night for Denver for a brief
stay. He was accompanied by his
family.
Hugh K. Mcdonald, OF the Little Bell,
Park City, has been In the city couple
Of days on business
j, d. Wood has returned from a
business trip TO Idaho.
Taylor & Brunton reported the arriv.
al Of T. cars of ore today. Four from
Bingham, from Tintic and from
Tonopah.
Dr. Z. A. II. Franklin expects to
depart this evening for the East
Col N, Treweek, manager OF the
Wabash of Park City, viii leave for
the East today.
Manager l.. A. Jeffs. Of the Wolverine
OF Park city, is inspecting that prop
erty today.
Manager j. A. Edison, it is said, will
get $4,000 year. n
e. w Douglas, cashier of the treas
urer's office of the Denver a. Rio
Grande. has resigned TO enter the mill
ing business at Ogdensburg, N. Y.
a. V. Taylor Of the Suburban road
left last night for Chicago In order to
confer with the promoters of the salt
Lake d Suburban road regarding con-
struction work.
c. L, Dufur, general chairman O. r..
e. for the ID. q r. G.. system, comes
out with a signed statement to the eff
feet that Manager j. NJ. Herbert Is uni
yersally admired by the employees Of the
road for the absolute fairness and JUS
tice Of his dealings. and that the news
OF his resignation came as a personal
loss to the men,
Charles r. Tweed. chairman OF the
board OF directors of the Southern Pa
cifc, viii sever his connection with that
corporation on Jan ! to become a part
ner in the banking house of Speyer X
Co. Mr. Tweed For many years was a
business associate OF the late Coils T.
Huntington. and is one OF the executors
of the Huntington estate.
When the Santa Fe has completed all
It's cut-offs and extensions now In pro-
cess Of construction in the southwest,
II will have "A route to San Francisco
46S miles shorter than the present one.
Ii will then be in a better position 10
combat stronger competition, and Will
make shorter time from Chicago 10 the
coast. The main cutoff across part
Of Texas and New Mexico viii take the
Santa Re trains over a different route,
avoiding the difficult mountain climbs.
4. A, Grady who has been manager
OF the Santa FEES California tourist ser
vice for the last three years will leave
the company the first Of the year. lie
has been appointed travelling passenger
agent OF the Oceanic Steamship com
pany,wlth headquarters at sydney,Aus-
1rala. His successor with the SANTA
Zee has not vet been appointed.