Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-04
CONCENTRATES.

President David Keith Of the Silver
KING has gone to Tonopah.
A car of ore from the Tonopah mine
reached the local samplers today.
The Ohio Copper company has three
cars OF concentrates in today's market
S. l.. Butler, of the Summit Placer
company, is expected to arrive from
Mexico soon.
A. Van Patten, the well known Og-
den mining man, was In the city today
on mining business
Twenty-eight cars OF concentrates
were forwarded from the Honerine mill
at Stockton during the month OF July.
Duncan McVichIe, general manager
OF the Bingham Consolidated. is back
at his desk again after trip to Mex.
leo.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows.
Crude orc and concentrates, $50 700;
base bullion, S2S 100.
William Bayly, Jr., manager OF the
copper Belt railroad, has advised Audi
tor Post that he will leave Los Angeles
for home on Monday next.
Director Abercromole of the Boston
Consolidated, who is here from the east
states ne Is better pleased than ever
with that Bingham proposition.
DIR. J. L. Tamage will leave today or
tomorrow for the property OF the She.
ba Mining company In Humboldt coun-
~, Nevada, ON an inspection trip.
A shipment of cyanides has arrived
from the Midas mill In the Deep Creek
country OF the value of $1,000. There
were 100 pounds in the lot, representing
half months run.
A consignment of gold bullion from
the mDerger-Delamar mines In
southern Nevada, representing Is
days run at the big mill. passed
through the city yesterday en- route
east.
Walter G. Filler, manager Of the Twin
Falls irrigation enterprise in Idaho, is
negotiating with the deep sea divers
now In the employ Of the Utah Copper
company to do some work for his cor
poration at the big dam now being
built across the Snake river.
Charles Morrison who, with his
brother, Is operating the Indian Queen
mine In Beaver county has arrived
from the south, The new tunnel has
been completed to the length OF 40
feet with 100 feet further to go 20 cut
the ledge.
Captain I. l.. .Wlswall. the local rep
resentatlVe Of the Green Reduction
company, came In from Merour night
before last, and departed this morning
for Alta, where he is working a min
Ing property which bears every lndlca-
ton Of possessing considerable merit.
Both drifts ON the Red Top, from
which Dick Colburn OF Salt Lake, and
others, are about TO derive stake, are
now IN ore and the values are getting
better every day. Assays go as high
az $500, but IL Is not known at this
writing Just how much of this grade
they have.-Goldneld News.
Gideon Snyder has returned from a
trip 10 Monroe where he made an ex-
animation OF the Live Oak property
from which sensational gold discovery
as reported some time ago. Mr.. Snyder
says a strong quartz ledge crops out
on the surface for which the owners
are driving with long tunnel. He
says the outlook is encouraging.
"Dlamondaeld Jack" Davis and as
soclates have bonded the Vernal group
Of five claims to Steve Baldwin of Salt
Lake, Frank Keith and John Hays
Hammond OF the Tonopah Mining COM
panN and g. e. Knox OF the Montana
Tonopah. The bond, which runs for
six months, calls for good figure and
q cash payment was made.-Goldheld
News,
Sam L. Levy has returned from
roundup OF the Western Exploration
properties at Stockton and OphIr. He
reports development work progressing
as usual at the old Buckhorn mine. but
that II VIII be some time before any at
tempt viii be made 10 market the ores
At the Honerne properties everything
seems 10 be running along smoothly
The mill Is reducing $50 tons OF ore
daily at the ratio OF from four to five
tons into one.
II Is fact that the copper mines Of
this country return a larger per cent
on their par value than almost any
other industry. The Calumet & Hecla
pays dividends equal to 100 per cent