Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-30
CONCENTRATES.

Captain Duncan Mcvichie has gone
to California.
Manager w c. orem of the Utah
Apex came in from Bingham last night
The 1 cent assessment on the capital
stock OF the Morrison Mining company
is delinquent today
Arthur Buckbee, who is operating
mines In Idaho and Oregon for CANA
dian syndicate Is in the city
The Midway mill recently built at
Tonopah has started up and Is run
ming successfully.
George H. Robinson manager of the
Yanpa mine and smelter, came In from
Bingham last night.
secy. Joseph Henshaw of the Royal
Is still having tussle with an attack
of rheumatism.
Manager NJ, j. True Of the Blackbird
copper properties In Beaver county ex-
poets to leave for camp tonight.
Manager A. l.. Jacobs has placed an
order for lumber TO be used in the But
ler-Liherai tunnel at Bingham.
Considerable native copper s being
developed In the Blue Acre and Erie
copper properties in Beaver county.
John II. Hodson, manager of the LIN
coin mine In the Pearl district, near
Boise, will return 10 camp again right
after New Years.
IT, will take about three weeks to
complete the rebuilding of the tramway
feeding station which recently burned
at the Old Jordan mine In Bingham.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
oited late yesterday were as follows,
Crude ores and concentrates, 1898, 500
base bullion, 500 100; gold bars, $i,S0o'
total, SS3400.
The tunnel being run on the Lucy !.
property In the Deep Creek region Is
reported Q-have passed through 90 feet
OF good copper ore.
| Secretary Amsden of the Yankee Con.
| solidated mine OF Tintic gives the pro-
duction OF that property during the year
| at 500 dry tons Of ore from which was
| produced 1866, 1927 pounds of lead, 1888
ounces silver and gold.
Chief Metallurgist A. BEETLES, OF the
Newhouse mines, accompanied by Lloyd
| w. Hogg, secretary of the Chicago firm
| which supplied the Cactus mines with
| $4,000 feet of water pipe, left for Beaver
county last night to inspect the new
| line.
Herman w. Horne, the we'll known cl-
vii engineer has just completed the
| task OF compiling a map Of the Rush
| Valley mining district for the COM
panes operating at Stockton and vi
| cinity.
Herman w. Horne returned this
| morning from a trip to Beaver county
whore he went TO pay off the contrac.
tors who had been doing assessment
work at the property Of the Hub Min.
Ing company In the Star district.
| The new wlnze being sunk on tn,
| ANS Well vein of the Ohio copper min,
| at Bingham has reached the depth OF
| 100 feet. II has never been out of ore
| and at no time has the percentage OF
copper run below per cent The Obi,
Is certainly one Of the big mines OF the
"Old Reliable" camp.
| A party OF eastern gentlemen, In NJ
way connected with the Guffey-Galey
| syndicate, are I'm the city looking for a
foothold H. the oil fields near Farm.
lngton. II has been learned that they
were shown about on Monday by Ber
T. Lloyd. The latter, however, would
neither confirm nor deny this today.
The Utah Copper company Is still ex.
periencing difficulty In getting prompt
deliveries OF material from the rail.
roads, consequently the completion OF
the big Bingham concentration Is beine
delayed a car OF corrugated iror
shipped several months ago was founc
after a diligent search IN a Chicag,
freight yard, the receiving road falling
to turn the car over TO its western con
nection.