Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11
CONCENTRATES.

for the Red Top mine at Goldheld, New.
James T. Fulton expects to depart
this evening for the camp OF Goldheid'
G.. w. Topliff local manager OF the
Rand Drill company, returned from a
trip TO Butte this morning.
DIR. M. NJ. Bolles, assistant professor
OF metallurgy at the Columbia School
Of Mines, Is investigating the valley
smelling plants,
The Annie Laurie dividend checks for
this month, aggregating sl25OO, viii be
mailed from Kimberly today by Treas
urer A. a. Ball.
II is said the American Smelling and
Refining company Is seeklngs ores from
the mines Of Nevada city, California,
for its local plants.
Manager simon Bamberger OF the
Hamburger Delamar mines returned
from an inspection trip yesterday, ac-
companied by f. p. Swindler.
Secretary James Shorten Of the Min
ing Exchange expects 20 attend the 81.
Louis fair during his vacation, which
commences In about two weeks
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follor'-;
Crude ore and concentrates, $4,000;
base bullion, $3S, zoo; gold bars, $4,000
Prof W. II. Tbbals expects to leave
for Portland TO attend the session OF
the mining congress early next week.
He will 20 ahead of the regular dele
cation from this state.
Thomas Homer was yesterday named
as a delegate TO the Mining congress by
the Real Estate association W. j.
Halloran and j. W. Houston viii also
represent this organization as dele
gates.
Some extensive shipments Of silver
lead ore Is coming TO this market from
the mines located near Gilmore, Idaho
The product " hauled to Dubois, a
distance OF So miles, where 1t Is loaded
onto the cars,
Parties interested In the iron mining
districts OF Iron county are endeayor
Ing TO get the representatives OF the
geological survey to examine into tbs
vast deposits In the south, which airs
awaiting development,
Broker James A. Pollock returned
| last evening from a trip to st. Louis
| and other points east He visited this
big fair and says It Is something every
one ought TO see, even II they have tc
make some sacrifice to do so.
Omcias OF the Mammoth Mining
| company say the receipts from ore
| shipped this month aggregates close e
| 1913, 900. The mining expenses of tn,
mine are between $4,000 and $4,000 pei
month. One hundred and thirty names
are on the pay rolls.
II has developed that the property
| recently bonded in Goldteld by EdltOl
| II. O'Bren, for consideration Of
500, 900, mention OF which was made II
! the News" was for the Franklin syn
dictate A representative Of Or
Franklin expects TO leave fol
the Nevada camp today for the pur.
pose of making an inspection Of tn,
ground.
Thomas f. Walsh, a Denver archi
| tect, who Is president OF the American
| Standard Mining and Milling company
| was also In Nampa this week on hlI
way to South Mountain This compan,
owns the extension of Mr. Sonnemann'i
! vein and proposes tU develop tn,
| property Mr., Walsh left for South
Mountain last Tuesday. Nampa Uda,)
Herald
The assessment on the stock OF tn
| Copper Mountain Mining & Milllni
company becomes delinquent next Sat
urday. Secretary Lloyd says stock
holders are sending IN their assessment
money quite satisfactorily and believe
there Is little doubt but that the com
pany viii soon be out OF It's late finan
eiUl entangements and on the road L
prosperity again,
The driving OF the tunnel at the But
Ter Liberal mine has been discontinue
after having been finished to the length
Of $50 feet An upraise Is now beinl
made to the surface distance OF "a
feet The object OF the raise IL two
| fold. one Is to connect with the cop
per ledge and the other to give a shat
for the hosting Of waste and 10 securl
ia good circulation OF air.
Goldneld ~ a young mans camp, ant
viii bring into prominence in the min
ing world number OF young men o
the practical school OF mining
who win endeavor to learn the secre
OF natures treasures by scientific pro
cess peculiar TO this section and no
by conditions met with In some othe
section OF the globe. Before the en-,
Of the year there viii be gathered II
the ,Goldfeld district young men from
every part Of the United states VIII
combine keen mining intelligence witt
practical working knowledge, develop
ment viii be thorough and methods thu
most progressive and advanced, Gold
field Is the young mans opportunity
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