Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-29
CONCENTRATES.

Manager H. M, Crowther Of the Com
tinental-Alta mine is at that property
! today.
Supt Keetley OF the silver King Com
solidated mine at Park City was down
from camp last night
Manager Frank Wilson Of the Lucy
l.. mine in the Clifton district will visit
that property In about a week.
w. II Alexander and ID. p. Rohlhng
expect 10 visit the Majestic properties
in Beaver county some time next week.
A gold strike made in the hills a few
miles from Rawlins. Wyo., has created
quite a stir among the citizens Of that
town.
Robert Glendenning local agent Of
the Allls-Chalmers company, will leave
for Denver this evening on brief
bushes trip,
After an absence Of about three
months In Kentucky with members Of
his family, W. II. Irvine has returned
to his offices again.
George NJ. Cannon, Jr., has returned
from the Uintah Indian reservation
where he has been assisting in the
government surveys.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows:
| Crude ore and concentrates, $50, 200;
base bullion, $4,000.
willard Brcumshaw, chief of the
| Park city fire department, has discov-
cred promising copper prospect I'm
Big Cottonwood canyon.
The books OF the Sacramento Gold
Mining company closed last evening
| for the dividend Of $1,000 which is pay
able TO shareholders next Monday.
Broker H. NJ. West, who has been in
American Fork canyon for week, has
| returned Mr., West says there is con-
| siderable activity In the canyon at the
| present time and the owners Of the
Dutchman property are taking steps
| towards the erection of a mill.
The management Of the Utah and
! Eastern Copper company has decided
| to put down a double compartment
shaft and is preparing to let the con-
| tract for this work. Heretofore the
| company has been operating with the
| single compartment which has proven
| to be inadequate The company's
| mines are located at Shem City, In
Washington county
The st. Clair brothers are in the
market today with another batch OF
! high grade ore from the old Chloride
| Point mine on Lion hill The product,
| 1t Is believed, VIII average close to 300
| ounces silver, and from 81 10 IS I'm gold
| to the ton ~ a depth of 400 feet from
| the surface the Messrs. 81. Clair have
encountered a fine body Of ore which
appears TO be OF generous proportions,
A bad accident happened to the
United states tramway in Bingham
| yester lay and as result the line will
be out of commission for some time.
The cable was being spllced when one
end of IL got away. Some Of the towers
were injured and many OF the buckets
badly demolished, Supt Mayberry
emerged with a crippled hand bolt
striking II with terrific force. The
member VIII have to be nursed In
sling for several days.
Tho Utah Valley oil company filed
articles of incorporation with the coun-
~ clerk yesterday. The company is
organized in this city, with u capital
i2ation OF 1884 The stock Ia divided
into 1880 shares OF the par value OF
SO each j. II. r, Franklin is president
of the company, n. A. Place vice pres
ident; 4, II. Bird, secretary, and T.. w
Kelley treasurer The company has
made some extensive locations along
the shores of Utah lake.
Fay seems 10 be quite a lively little
camp these days. No sooner Is one SEN
satlon settled than another Is sprung
Tho latest is the arrest Of G. Pray
Smith on a charge Of unlawfully trans-
ferring q building TO A. III. Norris, and
the arrest Of George Perkins and VIII
liam Lamb for taking and disposlng OF
tools, cyanide, steel and supplies be-
longing TO the Horseshoe company. The
complaints were sworn to by H. n. Nc.
Cune and the parties went to Phoebe for
trial. At Phoebe the case was continued
for 80 days, And now, McCune declares
the whole thing Is a mistake and Mr.
Smith, with a new lease I'm his pocket
has departed for the east,-De Lamar
Lode,
A Boston brokerage firm says. The
Daly-West situation Is still a puzzle
and after many inquiries we have