Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
CONCENTRATES.

Silver came down few points today
landing at 50 ccnts,
r. r. McNamee is IN the city from
De Lamar, New, today.
John Dern is expected TO return from
Nebraska next Saturday
Seventeen cars OF rntlc ores landed
at the r. & u. samplers today
Manager DoolItte. Of the Dixie mine
and smelter out of Sc. George, is in the
city.
The South Swansea mine at Silver
city is marketing about 80 tons Of iron
ores daily
Secretary Arthur u. Snow OF thu
Columbus Consolidated, went to Alta
this morning,
A gold bar valued at $4,000 arrived
in Boise few days ago from the Dew
ely mine in Thunder Mountain.
w. f. Mtchll, we'll known in local
mining circles. has returned from CALI
fornia where he has been Tor several
months
The assessment of 10 cents a share,
levied on the stock Of the Comstock
MihiHH 'nlilldNNf DNNoHi'N h'hH'iu'he
next Tuesday
Caller Ira Jones OF the Mining Ex-
change has returned from his two
weeks vacation and occupied his usual
station during today's calls.
Senator A. g. Lewis has wired the
local offices Of the Royal Gold & Cop-
per company that he viii leave CHI
cago for the west on next sunday.
A. r. Wiley, the inventor of the
concentrating table which bears his
name, has arrived IN the city and is en-
Quring into the several Titan camps.
j. A, jacobson, manager of the Bling.
ham Centennial Mining company
went up to Alta this morning to look
after the interests of his concern in
that camp
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows
Crude ores and concentrates, $4,000
base bullion. $4,000; gold bars, $1,000.
Total sl00,60O.
AT the delinquent stock sale of the
silver Shield Mining company, which
was held yesterday, 1850 shares were
sold the same bringing an average OF
about ten cents a share.
Manager Milan Packard OF the star
Consolidated mine Of Tintc, was m
the city again yesterday and drew
down the proceeds from 100 tons Of
ores the amount OF the check being
s6.S4932.
Fourteen stamps are in use at the
mill owned by the Jumbo MINING COM
pany IN the Buffalo Hump, Ida. dis
trict and the owners expect to clean
up $1,000 per stamp during the present
month,
Assistant Manager Il. G. Woolley, Jr.,
Of the Tetro, said this morning that
operations would probably be resumed
at this Tintic property today The
repairs To the compressor have been
made and everything is In good shape
again,
The shutting down Of the Butte mines
| has affected the coke trade In this
state The smelters In the north ON
| tained big supply from the ovens In
the vicinity Of Castlegate and the bust
| ness Is soid to have brought returns Of
$l25,0OO per month.
state Senator Simon Bamberger de-
turned this morning from Delamar, Me-
| vada, whore he has been for a couple of
| weeks, glNlnS MS attention To the big
| Hamburger Delarnar mines He states
that things are running better mt the
mill now, and quite satisfactory results
are being obtained.
Sllas w. Eccles, general traffic man.
ager of the American Smelling & Re-
fining company who has been travelling
with the officials OF the big corpora
ton left the latter In Colorado and ar
rived in the city last evening He will
| remain until the party reaches here.
which is scheduled for next Sunday
| morning.