Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-28
CONCENTRATES.

James Long. Jr., Is UP from the Gold
Mountain district again.
g. NJ. Levy Is in Bingham today in
specting the Deems property In Carr
Fork.
Another shipment Of gold bullion
from the Century mine OF Park VAL
ley has arrived.
Byron Il. Shear of Denver is in the
city en- route to Tonopah, where he has
mining interests,
General Superintendent Clarence T..
Allen OF the Centennial Eureka Is In
speeding that Tintic property today,
Work will soon be inaugurated at the
d. & NJ, group at Pork City. The
ground Is owned By James Duffy and
James Mara.
The tunnel Of the Great Western
mine in the Big Cottonwood district
has been completed to the length OF
1900 feet
A party of gentlemen from the oil
fields OF southeastern Kansas are said
to be here for the purpose OF looking
into the local oil situation.
The owners Of the Corona, property
at Park City have reported a new
strike. The property Is located just
north Of the town Of Park City.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows:
Crude ore and concentrates, s3l, 700;
base bullion, A9,7OO gold bars, sl7,4OO.
Superintendent John A. Kirby OF the
Daly-West mine at Park City, who un-
derwent an operation at the Holy Cross
hospital recently for appendicitis, Is
able TO be out again.
The contract for three boilers which
are TO become part OF the equipment
Of the concentration at the Cactus mine
In Beaver county was let yesterday at
ternoon TO j. J, Burke & Company.
Each Of them will be Of 800 horse power
capacity
win Henry and Lee Hunt, who are
developing n valuable uranium property
In the Break. across the Grand River
from Richardson are negotiating q deal
with Salt Lake parties. A represents
alive Of the syndicate Ia expected In
soon TO examine the property, Moab
Times,
The News acknowledges the receipt
of a typographical map Of the Mt,
Badly mineral belt Of Sewer and Plute
counties, compiled by j. f. Gibbs, the
well known minemlogist, of Marysvale.
Appended is a brief study Of the geo.
logical conditions Of that section The
map win be of almost unestlmable
value to mining men interested in that
part Of the state.
Simon Bamberger has returned from
a trip to the Bamberger-Delamar mines
at Delamar, Nevada, On the train
which brought him to Salt Lake was a
shipment Of gold bullion of the value
Of $4,000, which Is on the way to the
sub.treasury at New York. Mr.. Bam-
berger reports satisfactory conditions
at Delamar. The mill is handling
about three hundred tons Of ore every
twcnty-four hours.
Manager j. A. CzIzek OF the Lost
Packer Mining company Of Idaho has
returned from camp, Before leaving
he completed arrangements for the
construction Of twenty-five miles ot
wagon road over Mt Estes. About
$4,000 will be expended Tor this purpose
Mr. CzIzek reports physical conditions
at the mine as being very satisfactory
and that II viii undoubtedly show
up at the end Of the year with good
| bullion record.
The smeter Of the Plttsburg & Mon-
| tana Copper company, at Butte. which
has already had It's trial run, Is ready
| for work, says an exchange. The
pittsburg smeter, as Il IL called, con-
| tains many new devices for handling
and treating ore. The plant viii treat
between 800 and 400 tons OF ore per
| day, The mine Is not yet I'm position
TO supply this amount, but the develop.
mcnt Is being carried forward aggres.
| aively and II Is understood that tho
showing warrants the smelter. The
smelter construction is sald 10 have
made the startling record Of being I'M
| ished earlier than was expected.