Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-20
CONCENTRATES.

COMMENCING tpltlViipN wv ii'hN' ''S
mill will operate with three shirts.
Stunt. A. o. jacobson Of the Columbus
Con. returned to Alta this morning.
supt. Richard stingley Of the Gao.
tus mine of Beaver county has arrived
from the south.
The resignation OF Supt. Fred ]. Sell
bert of the Tonopah Mining company
has been announced.
The lie Refine assessment Of a cent a
share becomes delinquent tomorrow.
The date Of sale IL fixed for May Z.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
, ported late yesterday were as follows:
Crude ore and concentrates, s29,l00;
base bullion. s3S.7Oo.
The new tailings plant at the DAILY
West mine Is In operation and all but
two tables are working In the concen-
trating department.
The fourth furnace at the Bingham
Consolidated smelter has been placed
In commission. The plant Is now
handling about 100 tons Of ore daily.
Capt. 7. +. Slngiser has returned
from trip out OF town and expects
TO depart for Park City again tomor.
row morning TO look over cnditlns at
the American Flag mine.
San Francisco brokers are said to be
short" on Tonopah- Belmont stock to
the extent OF 10000 shares and are wir.
ing Tonopah for stock to make good.
The price advanced to $3.50 share.
Col, S, b. Miner has closed a deal
for the Davis springs In Iron county.
The purchase covers half section OF
ground. The water Will be piped TO
Desert Mound some time In the future.
The new shaft at the Park City
Majestic Is down 80 feet and the bot
tom II still IN good ore. Average sam
pies taken across the vein have shown
values OF % per cent lead and 20 ounces
silver.
james T. oBrien. an active figure in
Goldheld has purchased the newspaper
outfit recently sent into that camp and
VIII shortly commence the pubtca-
ton of the Goldileld News, Mr.. O'Brien
Ia a writer OF ability and Will no doubt
make a success Of his new venture.
Charles NJ. schwab. the ex.president
of the United States Steel corporation
who paid this city visit a few days
ago, Is now In Tonopah inspecting the
Tonopah Extension, In which he Is ex-
tensiyely interested. and other proper
IN the big Nevada camp. Mr.. Schwab
met General Manager John Mckane
of the Extension at Reno.
c. Il, and A. o. Packard Of Spring.
Vile are at the Kenyon, Their visit
is for the purpose Of receiving any
Star Consolidated stock presented for
transfer They are also working on
the books OF the company and expect
to have them In shape In time for the
adjourned meeting OF stockholders to
be held next Saturday.
At the annual meeting OF the share
holders of the Utah Mining Machinery
and supply company, held yesterday.
new board OF directors was chosen
which organized with Col h, +.
Holmes, president, Joseph Il, Gallagher,
vice president and general manager
w. W. Armstrong treasurer, and
Walter Scott, secretary these, with
James Farrell, constituting the board
VI uilNNlVie.
Jack Griffin, Scandy Nelson, Der.
trand. Mcdonald, and Moore have sold
TO w, @, Lummls two claims adjoln.
Ing the Frazer property on the Ray
read recently purchased by Briggs.
Plttman q Healy The claims ara
known as the Golden Chest and Gold.
on Circle aud are traversed by a we'll
defined vein carrying values in free
milling gold, The price was $1,000
Tonopah Bonanza,
Max Kun2e and partners have sold
10 J. H. Priest n group OF "A claims
at Ray, adjoining the Ray-TOnopah,
Ray & O'Brlen and Ray Extension
mines. The consideration Ia not known
but Mr.. Priest who has associated with
him Cripple Creek capitalists, has in
corporated a company called the Mogul
Mining company and development
work will be started at once. There ia
an excellent surface showing on this
group aud the recent favorable deyel-
opments in the Ray-TonOpah and the
Enterprise claim give every encour.
agement TO the Mogu Mining com.
pany whose Rico claims adjoins A on
the south.--Tonopah Bonanza,