Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-26
MINING CONCENTRATES.

e. c, White, connected with the gov
eminent geological survey. has arrived
IN the city to take up his work In this
section.
Treasurer BAH OF the Annie Laurie
mining Co. returned to Kimberly this
morning. He is reported ~ saying
that upon his arrival there another div
ldent viii be posted. The amount, 50
per share, or $4,000 Payable June l.
?, j. Donahue, OF the Western Ex-
ploration Co., has gone TO California.
The directors Of the New York Bon
ANA have posted an Irish dividend
OF 3 cents per share, amounting to
Se'OOO' IL was necessary to take this
course In order to continue work, the
hnances OF the company being low.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday We're as follows
Ores, ST. 200; base bullion, $4,000. To-
tai $50, 500,
w. @. Adamson, who has been in the
city for the past two weeks will return
to the Nevada camps In a few days.
Everything is reported as being in
Readiness for the starting or the Bam-
berger-De Lamar mill, at De Lamar
New tomorrow, Supt Jenney depart
ed for CAMP last night
The management OF the South Swan
sea has preparations about complete to
resume sinking.
Supt. Rsddatz was In from stockton
last evening. He reports slow progress
being made with the long drain tunnel
on account OF the tremendous amount
OF water and the soft running ground.
Senator 4. b. Lewis Is working on the
project to build an immense electric
power phantom the Beaver river, from
which II is proposed TO generate power
and light for the mines and towns OF
Beaver county. II Is believed at Mil
ford that the senator has his plans
about ready for the commencement OF
work on the enterprise
The mines in the vicinity Of Haley,
Ida are displaying unusual activity
this spring Ii Is another old camp
which Is taking on new life.
1t Is reported that another strike has
been made In the Lower Mammoth.
The latest is at depth of ll35 feet in
the shaft. -Four feet of ore is said to
have been disclosed there.
The Comstock Mining Co.. of Park
city, has commenced marketing con-
centrates, the product OF its new mill
Willard d. Thompson has gone to
Deep Creek, where he has some mining
interests.
Work Is reported to be progressing
1ayorably at the Monte Cristo mine In
Beaver county.
The Beaver Con. company is holstlng
40 buckets Of water daily out OF It's
shaft,
President j. II. Jacobson, Of the
Latham Mining q Smelling Co. will de-
part for that Nevada property tomor-
row.
j. A. Largent has returned from Mon
tana, where he has been on mining
business,
Col, ]. @. Miller Of Burlington. Ia,
Is in the city. The colonel is a heavy
shareholder In Utah mines, particularly
in Daly-West.
The Denver Mining company Of Salt
Lake has filed Its articles OF ineorpora-
ton In the county clerks office. Its
capital stock Is $4,000. divided into
shares of the par value Of 10 cents
each J. H. Harllck is president;
Walter Madison secretary and treas
urer. The company owns the Denver
lode and five other claims in the VIII
low Springs district, Tooee county.
Clarence T.. Eddy, Of the Loon Creek
prospector, is In the city today en- route
home from San Francisco. He will
leave for the Idaho camp tonight.
f. o, Lee, managing director of the
Dexter mine at Tuscarora, New, has
arrived from camp.
Taylor and Brunton receipted for 20
cars o fore today; nine from Bingham,
four from Frisco and seven from Tintlc,
James w. Neil, consulting engineer
Of the Tintic Mining and Development
Co., is in from Bingham today.
r. j. Lynch, the well known Tono-
pah mining operator is expected to
reach the city from the west this after
noon.