Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-30
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e. c. Parsons has returned from a
visit to Boise, Idaho.
George Arbogast departs 'or Nevada
today on important mining business
w, c., Adamson, OF Winnemucca,
New, the well nown mining man, is in
the city.
The Maxneld mine. In Big Cottonwood
canyon, made shipment Of high-grade
ore today
r, l.. Hughes, director of the Ohio
Copper company at Bingham, Is here
from the east inspecting the property
Taylor Brunton ore receipts for to-
day are two cars from Idaho, one car
from Big Cottonwood and one car from
Tintic.
r. y. Coleman is visiting the Lluvia
de orc mines IN Enrique district, Chi
hauhua, Mexico, in which he is heavily
interested,
The South swansea Of silver city.
marketed three cars of ore yesterday
ON controls showing values OF 9.5 per
cent lead and 30 ounces IN silver to the
ton
Frank Wilson. who is heavily inter-
ested in the Johnny mine, az Statcllne,
returned home yesterday from visit
20 this property
The H. e. r. mine, of Phoebe, was in
the market yesterday with another con-
signment OF ore that assays 40 per cent
lead, IL TO 10 per cent copper and 40
to 60 ounces IN silver TO the ton.
The mill Of the Nampa Mining CONF
pany at the company's mine on Miller
mountain in Idaho, Is treating 10 tons
OF ore daily, and is making a saving OF
SIS per cent Of the gold values on the
plates.
Word comes from Statelne that I'm
the Creole mine the face OF the drift
from on the main workings is IN a
body of ore that averages $40 IN gold
to the ton, II Is also stated that am
extension Of the Creole vein has been
encountered In the Johnny mine on the
goo level, east
II Is announced that the Western ore
Purchasing company Of Reno, New,
win soon begin the construction of a
large sampling plant at Mound House.
between Reno and TonOpah and that
contracts have been made with the
Truckee River General Electric COM
pany for 75-horsepower for the motive
power for the plant.
The News" Is informed that NJ.
Burns OF Stateline has made arrange
mcuts for the building OF l0-stamp
mill on his Wasp mine, at that place.
The plant will be erected by II. A.
Davidson IN return for which he Is 20
be given q threeeighths interest in the
Wasp mine. According TO contract the
mill is to be ready for operation within
a period of six months.
l.. l.. Num-, general manager Of the
Telluride Power company, whose utah
plant Is located in Provo canyon, has
an electric exhibit at the worlds fair
that Is attracting great deal Of atten-
ton. Il Is reported tina Mr.. Nunn has
secured large water rights at Niagara
Fails, and that he is making arrange
ments 10 transmit electric power 10
Buffalo, Rochester Utica and Albany
Wilbur T.. Babcock manager for
the New York Giant Mining company.
operating In the Deep Creek country.
has returned from a visit 10 New York
city. where he has been IN consultation
with the officials OF his company Ii
IS stated that Mr. Babcock, curing his
absence, made arrangements for re-
sumption Of work in the extensive de-
velopment Of this promising and va-
liable property
At a recent meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Majestic Copper Mining
company, a new board was elected as
follows. William q, Mucklow. presi-
dent John NJ Dick vice PRESIDENT ].
Il. Pierce, treasurer II W. Robinson
secretary; Frank II. Bosom assistant
secretary. Jerome G. Smith, Col Henry
Altman, r. O. Peabody DR.. II. G.
Howe. Prof Clas a. plddock. George
L. Kellogg and George w. Wilson. A
bond issue Of o million has been au-
thorized President Muckow Is now
at the companys mines IN Beaver
county.
The Western Association Of Technical
Chemists and Metallurgists, with head
quarters IN Denver, viii soon hold it's
annual election for president and board
OF control, and voting blanks are be-