Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14

fairs at the Johnny gold mine at state
lire,
only leasers are al work ~ the South
Swansea property mine IN Tintic at the
present time.
Treasurer Il. Y Crlsmon OF the Utah
mine of Fish Springs, has gone to the
81. Louis worlds fair.
The new sampler at the Bingham
Consolidated smelter viii go into COM
mission some time next week
The late assessment levied on the
stock Of the Scottish Chief mine be-
Genes delinquent next Monday
Manager y. w Young Of the mystic
Shrine at Bingham says that property
may be let out to leasers this year
10 Is expected by local shareholders
OF the Montana-TonOpah that a divl-
dend viii be forthcoming next month.
The grading of the new railroad be-
tween Frisco and the site Of the new
Ncwhouse mill viii commence next
Monday
Splendid ore continues 10 make IT'S
appearance In the Wine being sunk
Wine Is now below the 2OO-l0ot point
Thlrty-Rye men are said to be on the
pay rolls OF the silver Park mine near
Statelne. The property is under the
management OF Jesse knight of Provo
The directors Of the Morrison Min
Ing company operating in Humboldt
county, Nevada. met yesterday and
levied an assessment OF / cent a share,
OF $4,000
G, w. Taylor Of the Ina mine, locat-
ed In Lemhi county Idaho, IS stlll at his
home in Columbus, ohio Nothing Is
being done at the Ina at present ex-
cept patent work,
A paper at Reno, Nevada, reports the
sale of the Contract mine near Soda
vile. This property Is owned by Salt
Lake parties and Is under the super
mtendency Of W. r. Smith
Byron e, Hartwell Is down from Park
city arranging for the organization of
new company 10 develop a group Of
six promising lode mining claims locat-
cd In the Elkhorn district
Assistant Manager Ernest Bamber-
ger returned from the Daly-West mine
last night. He says the mill win be
running fun blast again I'm a few days
ana that the damage caused by the coll
lapse Of the ore bins on Thursday win
no; exceed $1,000.
j, j. Burke has returned from bust.
ness trip to Idaho.
W c., Thomas, Of the New
house ataft expects to leave for
the Cactus properties IN Beaver coun-
ty next Monday 10 supervise the con-
struction Of the new milling plant.
Since Friday the Ohio mill has been
still on account OF broken rolls
Repairs are expected to be completed i'm
a day or two, when II Is understood MI
Brooks viii resume his position as
superintendent. from which he was
suspended a couple Of weeks ago
Bingham Bulletin.
p, NJ McCrea has returned from a
trip to Stateline, lie says the Creole
property Is looked upon as being one
of the most likely propositions In the
camp and adds that the present lessee
has opened a vein Of good gold bearing
rock measuring over three feet in
width.
Samples OF ore sent i'm to a local as
sayer by Norman Chisholm who Is
opening a prospect IN the Bull valley
mountains, l6 miles from AComa, New,
contained values of 30 per cent copper
and from s. to $40 In gold. Mr. CHS
holm feels very much encouraged over
the outlook for the future
Samuel c, Hall who had been work
ing IN q mine near Winnemucca, New,
died yesterday from the effects Of ar
sCnical poisoning lie resided al 1876
Ninth East street and leaves wife
and two step-children 10 survive him.
The funeral win be held from the fam
lily residence at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The Daylight and Daylight Extension
which dONetail Castro claims In
Saints Rest gulch. are looking fine as
the resul OF recent work done on them
by Jack Barsness and partners High
grade galena ore Is showing in a num-
Der Of places, and an lS-inch streak Of
lead carbonates going down can be seen
I'm one OF the claims,-Bingham Bulle-
tin
Barney Mlddemlss came from the
Annie Laurie Extension property on
Gold Mountain Tuesday. He reports
the outlook the best yet Water has
been struck in abundant quantities
and the formation Is changing, with
the indication that one Of the walls
has been encountered The develop
ments during the next few feet ate
awaited with much interest--Richneld
Reaper
Messrs, Mccullough, Newton and
others who are conducting the opera
lions near Monroe have moved to Cot
tonwood Springs nearer town and are
developing a very promising prospect
there. The Tufts are interested I'm the
property Some sensational values
have been found in this property, pam
nlnEs running very high in gold MI
Robinson, an expert who has been ex-
aiming conditions in this vicinitysays
that he never saw anything like 1t
Rlchneld Reaper