Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-27
CONCENTR ATES.

Walter James, manager Of the Black
| rock mine In Beaver county, has ar
| rived In the city
Ellsworth Daggett manager OF the
| Stokes mining psoperties in Nevada, Is
| in the city again.
A. f. Holden OF the United states
| Mining company Is expected to arrive
| from the east shortly.
w. t. Holden of the United States
| Mining company Is expected to arrive
from the east shortly.
supt. c, L. Rood Of the ontario and
! DAILY properties at Park city departed
| for camp again this morning
The machinery formerly in use at the
Shower Consolidated mine in Tintic has
been sold to a company operating near
Boise city.
w. +. Patrick, formerly connected
with the mines Of the Tintlc district,
has secured an option on property near
Stonewall mountain. New,
Manager H. 8. Joseph, Secretary j.
| w. Langley and u, II. DennisOn, the
| latter OF Chicago, viii visit the Silver
Shield mine at Bingham tomorrow.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
| ported late yesterday were as follows:
Crude ore and concentrates, $4,000;
| base bullion, SiS, S0O gold bullion, $4,000.
Geo. Badgett, of the Montana ono-
| pah company, was In town this week IN
| speeding the Portland and Bull Con.
groups, in which his company Is inter-
ested,--Garfeld News.
A Godheld business man, who Is in a
| position 10 know, says that last Thurs
| day upwards Of 100000 worth OF busl-
ness In mining and real estate circles
was transacted All of which is going
| some,-Garheld News,
The shaft being sunk on the property
OF the Nevada Park Mining company,
near Phoebe, New, has reached the
| depth Of 100 feet a cross cut Is being
| run from the 100 level and is penetrate
ing some well mineralized ground.
The first copper ever shipped from
! Arizone came from the Clifton Morenci
| district. Since that date the district
| has always held either first or second
| place In the output of the red METAL
| clifton Morenci Mining Bureau.
George H. Robinson, accompanied by
| his daughter, Miss Mable. and stem
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| yesterday for British Columbia Mr..
/ Robinson expects to remain at the
| Britannia mine until the smeter equip
| ment Is installed
Joseph Ferron of the Western Ex-
| ploration company departed last even-
| ing for Milford TO look after matters
| connected with the Montreal group,
| which was at ore time under bond to
| I nd hn Nil A N.
| clude Il In the organization Of the
Royal Gold & Copper company.
John f. Woodbridge, formerly cashier
| in the local offices OF the Taylor q
| Brunton Sampling company, but now
| manager of the same companys Butte
| plant submitted 10 an operation for ap-
| pendicitls few days ago. He Is re-
| ported as getting along nicely.
| The directors Of the Star Consolidated
| Mining company are scheduled to meet
| on the 9Th proximo, at which time 1t Is
| expected some of the difficulties be-
| tween the present and former manage
| ment will be-adjusted. Several OF the
stockholders desire to know the con-
| tents of the auditors report which was
turned in 20 President Mcmillan not
long ago,
A. j. McMullen, manager Of the sky
| lark Copper property In the Beaver
mining district in Beaver county, has
returned from trip OF several days
duration to camp. A small force Is al
work al the Skyark. running drift
| through the contact from the 100 ool
level of the shaft and is approaching
the point where over 2,iO0 feet Of YER
teal depth VIII be attained. Some very
good ore has been encountered and MIR
McMullen feels very hopeful OF the tu
ture.
II. r. Woodbridge, representing Tay
lor & Brunton, who have large sampline
works I'm Colorado, Utah and Montana
was here last week and as a result oil
his visit IL Is almost certain that his
finn will have a sampling works N
Goldneld In the near future. The gen
| tleman who introduced Mr. woodbridge
to the reporter said; 81 have taker
this gentleman over the mines thb
morning and he is amazed at the show
| Ing" Amazed doesn't express H.
said Mr.. Woodbridge. 1T Is simply be
yond the bounds OF creduity until on'
sees these things for himself. | has
read your paper and made the usual al
loWance for exaggeration but find yol
haven't put It as big as 1t Is by an,
means. "-Garheld News.
The Phoebe Record says OF the litiga
ton between Carl Hand, John II. Cool
and william Lloyd: mo Assessment
work was done ON the property las
year, and on the ist OF January las
Coo relocated II. After several month";
prospecting he found ore, whereupOl
the former owners claimed IL, contend
ing that Cook and Lloyd were partner
and having done the last assessmen
wor two years ago for Hand, wer
agents OF the latter. Cook and Lloy'
deny this altogether and perhaps
ore had not been found nothing wOul'
have been heard from the parties wit
forfeited IT, 1t IL said that seveTa
were ready to locate the ground las
January II Cook had not done IT,
The Gold Road Mining company o
Mohave county Is making a most phe
nomenal record. 1t recently shippe
a gold brick worth $4,000. which wa
the product of 10 days run II
former shipments averaged about $50.
600 Tor the same periods Of operation
but the capacity OF the plant has bee
increased, and It Is now reason
ably certain that the average ship
ments viii be from $4,000 TO $4,000, o
at the rate OF about N,5OO,0O0 year
The mine has been In operation only
few years. but II has a record equal 4
the hest Of them In any country and 4
attracting much attention 10 Arizona
as a producer of precious metals-Clif
ton. Moreea Mining Bureau