Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05
MINING CONCENTRATES.

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NJ. L. Eflnger has returned from a
| trip east.
The Horn Silver mine Of Frisco has
| two cars Of ore on the market today
w. S. Brown, one of the heaviest
shareholders in the Con. Mtrcur, came
IN from Fremont, Ncb., yesterday.
Zen r, LLOYD, manager Of the Copper
Mountain mine of Beaver county, left
for Chicago today noon
Another important strike Is reported
IN the Trade Dollar mine at silver city,
IDA.
L. A. Jeffs, superintendent OF the
Wolverine mine Of Park City, came
down camp last night.
The third payment on the Fairvlew
mino, located in Thunder Mountain,
was made in Boise few days ago.
Sam Levy and w J. Craig went up to
the Kenuebee mine in Big Cottonwood
today.
The 81 Louis Eassor group In the
Snake Greek district has been bonded to
eastern parties. The consideration Is
said to be $4,000
Work is soon to commence on the
Hope group Of claims in the Stateline
district
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday afternoon we're
as follows Ores, 122 800; base bullion,
i2l,ooG gold bars, SSl.2Oc.
The shaft at the Con. Virtue mine.
near Baker City, Ore, will be sunk TO
a'depth of 1000 feet.
officials of the Utah Metals company
are expected 10 arrive today from Bos-
ton. They will visit the zinc plant at
Park city
The flve.cent assessment on the stock
of the Albion Mining company is de-
linquent today,
A Utah Consolidated dividend is ex-
pected in July. 1t is said that the
company vii be able to pay 81 per share
on its 100000 shares capitalization.
W. II. Korns manager of the salt
Lake Mining Review, is in ogden to-
day on business.
Consulting Engineer James w. Nell,
OF the Tintic Mining d Development
CO., is comfortably located in his new
quarters at room iOS Dooy building.
Senator Simon Bamberger viii leave
for DeLamar, Nevada, tonight with q
party Of friends to see the new mill al
the big Bamberger- DeIamar mines
placed in commission
Prof. w. II. Tibbals has secured an
option on a valuable British Columbia
property for English clients. The prop
erty Is located near Greenwood. The
consideration named Is SlS5,00O.
Managing Director A. f. Holden, Of
the United Sattes Mining company ar
rived In the city from the east today.
lie expects TO remain In the city for
some time 10 give his attention to the
properties Of the big corporation
Fourteen cars OF ore represents the
receipts of the Taylor & Brunton sam
pier today. as follows. Ten from Tin
tie. from Bingham. and from Fris-
co.
w. j, Craig, superintendent OF the
Yampa mine at Bingham, came IN from
that property last night He expects to
lave the upraise connecting the tunnel
With the upper workings completed by
the goth inst.
The orc NJ. & NJ Co. whose prop
erty In close 70 the Lynch ranch, pro- |
Loses to put men to work on the prop |
erty. A large vein has been uncovered |
assaying 81 per ton In gold AT the sur |
face and II IL the intention to sink a |
gHUff and axHIpVs tho al e
Statellne oracle
Atlee Hart. editor OF the North Ne
hraskan. Dakota city, Neb., is in the |
city to attend the annual meeting OF |
the -Four Metals Mining company |
scheduled for next Thursday. Former |
State Senator L. Hahn of Hastings |
Neb., is here also, for the same purpose. |
Both gentlemen are directors OF the |
company
Frank Oliver. who has been superln-
ttndent OF the Overlook group Of % |
claims IN the Neal district since last
June. arrived home today 20 make ar
TO resume work upon his |
on the Haley gold belt i'm
mediately lie expects to employ 20 or
q men. his company being composed OF
substantial citizens OF Toledo, O.-Hal-
ley Times
An interesting development has oc-
CURED In the property Of the Trade
Dollar company al Silver II Is In
v nat Is called the Knott property, ad-
joining the Black Jack A level has
geen driven into the property from the
Black Jack 10 explore the west, or
black, yeln- An ore shoot has been
II has been followed
about 80 feet Where the ore came in Il
was six inches thick. il opened 10
seven feet and when last heard from Il
was two and a half feet thick. one
average sample OF the shoot gave
yaluc OF H2l.5o ton and another 1892. -
Statesman.