Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-27
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CONCENTRATES.

Thre cars OF Tetro ore are at the
samplers today.
Harry Joseph Is expected to reach
home In about week.
Supt Scott OF the Continental-Alta
mines returned to camp this morning.
II is expected that Samuel Newhouse
will make his appearance at his local
Offices next week.
Secy. Lambourn OF the Daly-Judge
Mining company is expected TO arrive
from the east this afternoon.
Broker William II. Child has written
that he will probably reach home In
about three weeks. He was In Wash
ington, d, c. yesterday.
Charles o. Elllngwood. secretary OF
the western Exploration company. has
arrived from San Francisco and will re-
main In the city several days,
James lvers and wife departed today
for Concord, n. H.. In response TO a
message conveying the sad intelligence
OF the death OF Mr.. Ivers' mother
NJ. II. Lipman and C. C. Goodwin
are reported to have secured lease
and bond on the Sailor and Soldier
group In the Rock Creek, Idaho, dis
trlct.
Eugene McDowall son Of Judge s.
McDowall, has succeeded Il. c. Ferret
as business agent at the Yampa mine.
Mr., Ferret has accepted q position in
Nnuada Hin IN N, nt,Itatip
Word has come from Park City that
the ledge has been struck at the Nall
driver property. II was encountered
on the 700-foot level. The ore does
not, as yet, show very large values.
Manager Moylan C. Fox OF the Eu-
reka-H Hill mine Of Tintic returned yes
terday from California. He announces
that the mill at that property will be
placed In commission at later date.
]. A. Ross OF Joseph went out to the
Frisco Silver Queen property In Bea-
yer county this week TO receive the
work to date, and to arrange for fur
Their development OF the mine,--Rich-
field Reaper
supt, Raddatz Of the Honerlne prop
critics at Stockton came In from camp
last night and will return again tomor-
row. The new mill Ia being adjusted
and II Is the intention to turn the ore
into the crushers next Monday.
There was an eager demand for stock
In the Little Chief mine on the streets
today, The strike reported from the
mine Is said 10 be substantial one.
The find was made on the 500 level.
where all OF six feet OF ore Is exposed.
A contract for sinking the Old Galena
shaft $50 feet from the 300 level, so
called, has been let to Fors & Wilkie.
Another l6O-foot contract on the mine
will be let next Monday. II is probably
to be put In shape for extensive leas-
ing. Bingham Bulletin.
Negotiations are still pending for the
sale OF the Kilmarnock mine near
Pennington, and II Is said, IL likely
to 30 through. The initial sam
ping proved satisfactory, and all de-
ponds on the final examination which Is
about to be made,
Colonel George w. Dorsey, well
known to the mining fraternity of this
section, came In from the east yester-
day afternoon and Is renewing old ac-
quanitances. He Is enroute TO the |
coast and on his return will go up into
Idaho to inspect his mining interests
Manager G.. II. Dern OF the Con. |
Mercur returned from camp last night |
whore he left things moving along sat
isfactorlly at the shines plant. Two |
OF the separators were In commission |
and the third was expected to be ready
today, Each separator will handle i75 |
tons OF ore daily,
]. G.. Hutchinson was down from the
FRANKLIN properties this week. He re-
ports that big volume of water has
been struck In the main Franklin tun.
mel This Is a fine indication, and
much greater sensational developments
are expected within short time
Rlchheld Reaper.
The damage suit OF p. V. Johnson
against the Century Gold Mining com.
pany was reported In the hands OF the
jury today. The plaintiff alleged that
% head Of cattle belonging to him had
been poisoned by drinking water con.
tanning cyanide solution from the com.
pany's mill The case was tried at
Brigham City,
Two officials OF the United States Re-
luction a Refining company arrived
from Colorado yesterday afternoon.
They were II. A, Gillspie and ]. ID.
Hawkins, general cashier and superln-
Iendent, respectively. The balance OF
The party, the names OF which were an
1ounced several days ago, are expected
10 reach here this afternoon.
John Meter, In company with secre-
AIRY John NJ. Hansen, visited the Belk-
nap property In SEWER canyon last
Friday, They found the shift about
lnder the surface groupings where a
our foot vein Of ore IL promised At
he grass roots their vein carried values
# SO per ton, The face OF the 200 foot
unncl Is now In heavlly-minerallze
ale, carrying some values, and II Ia ex.
lected to strike the vein at almost any
line now,--Rlchneld Reaper,
\ Tacoma dispatch says, Eugene b.
3raden, manager Of the East Helena
plant Of the American Smelling a Re.
lining Co.. has reached Everett, Wash,
\ here he viii direct the work necessary
preceding the immediate resumption of
operations In the smelter formerly
operated there by the Puget Sound Re-
iuction CO., but acquired by the Amer
Iican Smelling & Refining Co. last
september Mr., Braden win manage
both the Everett and the East Helena
ulantq ~ tho crnniflnu, ,n,,,kt.. |