Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-18
sahft at It's Ely, Nevada properties. II
is TO be double compartment.


Considerable activity is reported In
the gold camp Of Osceola, New. The
scarcity of water Is one OF the greatest
drawbacks to progress there, partlcu-
larry In the working of placer grounds
President Stern and Manager Robin
son of the Tintic Mining q Develop
ment company have returned from
British Columbia, where they went TO
inspect the Britannia copper Mines
which are to be equipped with milling
facilities soon.
The reorganization OF the Coconnno
Copper company has been left TO COM
mittee consisting of d. ID. Grant and
son OF Falrbault, MINI, and James
Ivers OF this city. The new company
will be organized under the laws of
Arizona, with the capital stock placed
at 100000 shares.
The Oasis Gold & Copper Mining
company has filed its articles of incor-
Poration. The officers are NJ S.
Browning, president; John T. White,
vice president: Joseph B. Toronto,
treasurer, and Joseph A. Jennings, Sec
rotary. j. H. Give completes the dlrec-
tory. The capital stock Is s250Oo0, d.
yided into an equal number OF shares.
Through the solicitation of Receiver
Tanner, Mr.. Mays has presented his
fine collection OF Majestic mineral spec
linens to the Berver branch of the
Brigham Young university. The col
lection includes some magnificent sam
pies and will be greatly appreciated by
the institution. Each specimen was la
beled by Engineer Fred kelly.-Milford
Times
The Miner is in receipt of positive In
formation that the Eureka Hill will
start 30 Of its stamps dropping just as
soon as the plant can be put In shape,
about May 1. The company has enough
ore on hand for a run OF four months,
with most excellent prospects Of de-
veloping more. The present force will
be increased by 50 men In mine and
mill.-Tintic Miner.
The Bulllon-Beck is from 30 10 30
days behind with It's pay roll and leas-
ers' accounts all the time. Ii works q
hardship on the men, and on the merS
chants who must carry them for sup
plies and household necessities. There
ia no excuse for such procedure, es-
pecially In the case of leasers, who
should have their money as soon as the
smelter check Is received by the COM
pany.--Tintic Miner.
John McAulay turned Saturday
from his Pine Gro' mine. where he
found conditions most encouraging. This
shaft Is now down So feet and the vein
shows steady improvement, There Is =.
streak of ore 90 inches wide that as
says 1875 ounces silver, with kidneys OF
a much higher grade scattered through
II. A block OF the stock was sold last
week to Mr.. Herr Of Salt Lake.-Mll-
ford Times
The South Swansea dividend OF $1,000 |
will be disbursed week from today.
An Ely, New, paper says, Claims |
aggregatng 1929, 1876 have been flee |
with the receivers OF the New York L. |
Nevada Copper company, but OF this |
amount s2l 1854 is for salary alleged |
TO be due officers Of that company, and |
protests against the payment Of the
same have been filed with the receivers.
u. w. Griffith has returned from maxi
ing an inspection Of the DAILY West |
mine at Park City After looking II |
over carefully he is at loss to account |
for the damaging rumors afloat to the |
eect that the property is on the wane. |
On the contrary, he declares, new and |
rich ore bodies have been recently dis
closed while the showing in the older |
workings is far from discouraging,
A special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Milford Mines Investment COM
pany which owns the Roosevelt hot
springs, was held last Monday, when
new set of officers and directors was
elected, as follows: p b. McKeon,
president and manager Clarence Rae,
Chicago, vice president; John McKeon,
secretary; ]. i. Moore, SALT Lake, treas
urer; directors, II, w, Gillett, j. A.
Reeves, d. S, Spencer, Salt Lake; Col.
Robert Rae Gen. John G. Black, Chi
cago II Will be noticed that severa,
prominent railroad men have been
placed on the board, and II is intimated
that plans are on foot to improve and
build up the resort--Milford Times.