Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-05
CONCENTRATES.

Col c. p. Mason has returned from
trlR 10 Idaho.
Pat Ryan is expected to reach home
from a trip to Chicago today.
The Tonopah Miner notes the arriv-
al Of A. c. Ellis Jr., In the great gold
camp.
r. Il. Jones, the mining engineer, has
returned from a professional trip to
Montana,
Peter Porter has returned from a trip
OF inspection to the Keystone mine near
Eureka, Nevada.
The contract has been let for the con-
struction OF o l0-stamp mill at the
Combination mine at Goldheld. New.
w. "A. Llnney, manager OF the Check
mate mine at Pearl, Ida, Is inspecting
property In the Black Warrior district,
Ida.
The material for the fifth furnace TO
be Installed at the Bingham Consoli-
dated smelter IL expected to begin ar
irving next week.
A message was received from A. n.
Lewis this morning announcing his arr
rival In Chicago. He IL expected TO
reach Salt Lake by the end OF the week.
Acting Manager V. r. Madsen OF the
Century Gold Mining company, left for
the mine this morning. He expects to
be absent several days on an inspection
trip,
Director Keifrer OF the Herschel mine
| at Mercur states that the Indebtedness
against that corporation has been
| cleared up and development work will
| resume soon
Supt, g, II. Schenck OF the Horn Sill
| yer mine at Frisco was I'm the city over
! the Fourth and will pull out for the
south again tonight. The mine will
start up again tomorrow morning.
ON the January the lessees are now
| grading the shipping ore into three
| classes, The first goes better than $1,000
| per ton; the secosd, $500 to $500 and the
third. better than $500 per ton,'-Gold-
| field News
Supt. c c, Colt, Of the Skylark Cop
! per mine In Beaver county, after an alb
sence Of about six weeks from camp
! win return south this evening. MIR.
Gott has returned from trip 10 the
ST. Louis fair,
A letter from Pittsburg announces
| the arrival there OF Charles Il. Spauld -
| Ing, the well known mining engineer,
who Is now arranging to make series
OF tests with his cooking process for the
II. G, Frick Coke company.
George Gum, the chief expert Ct the
| American Smelling q Refining COM
pany il quoted by the Nevada State
Journal as saying that Tonopah will
be eclipsed by Goldneld in the way OF
rich mines,
Joseph Treoar, lessee Of the Victor
Consolidated milne IN Tintic who was
IN the city yesterday. reported some inn
portant changes taking place in the
| Emerald mine. The developments
he says, are being made on the 500
foot level
| Or. Frances Williams, vice president
and general manager OF the 81, Fran
ces loldheld company, has leased and
bonded the Mayfower and Frances No
2 claims TO people from Spokane. Tho
amount OF the bond was not given out
but Is said 10 be very favorable for tn
company. The Spokane parties will re,
turn to Goldheld In three weeks. oper
an Office and locate permanently
Goldn. cid News.
j. H. splking was In from Kant
Springs early IN the week and reports
the prospects IN that section as encour.
aging He expects 20 start develop
ment soon on his properties there or
which he has found free gold. It Is eyl.
dent that the country TO the southeast
Will receive more attention is the fu
ture. The surface Indications are al
good as any portion OF the district ant
Il 10 the opinion Of many good miners
that several mines VIII be made with
comparatively little development
| 0oldAeld News