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


mining business.
President Tony Jacobson Of the Co
lumbus Con. Is In Chicago.
Samuel ]. Paul expects TO leave for
Park Valley next Monday.
Hartwlg A. Cohen Is In California
again after an absence In Alaska.
James J. Burke, the contractor, ex.
poets TO take his departure for Idaho
tonight
Senator Kearns expects to>spend sew
eral days at the Silver King Nine at
Park City next week.
General Manager ID. c. Jackling or
the Utah copper company departed for
Colorado today,
President Dern OF the Consolidated
Mercur expects to inspect the Midas
mine in the Deep Creek country next
week.
A. l.. Jacobs Is expected to arrive
home from his trip TO Germany some-
time next week. His arrival has been
chronicled In Chicago.
The new Galena shaft, being put
down by the United states Mining
company at Bingham, is being pushed
ahead at rapid pace.
A message from the east tells Of the
departure of George Moore, inventor OF
the shines process bearing his name,
for Europe
Frank Harris, who Is extensively In
terested In mining in eastern Oregon,
expects to leave shortly for the east on
mining business.
The employees OF the Utah Con. smell
ter received their pay today through
Cashier T.. j. Plthey who spent the
forenoon at the plant
Fred II. Perkins, the we'll known min
ing engineer, has returned from Kan
sas City, where he has been for seyral
months on mining businss.
James Whitney, a banker of Atlantic,
Ia, and wife, are In the city and ara
the guests OF Col. S. p. Miner. Mrs.
Whitney Is sister to Col. Miner.
The option held by Ogden parties on
the Castro property in Bingham has
been allowed TO expire and the group Is
again in the hands OF the original own
ers.
Frank Mathews. we'll known Tintic
miner died I'm this city yesterday OF
Bright's disease. The funeral takes
place tomorrow afternoon at 4:SO
o'clock.
The electrical machinery for the Co
lumbus Con, Mining oompany's Little
Cottonwood power plant is expected 10
arrive next week. 1t Will be installed |
without delay.
II was reported today that the ca
Ia ~ ha Gtar Cfnn
mine of Tinhc by j, p Turner, Newton |
Dunyon and Child Packard would be |
completed today
Another assessment Of three cents a |
share was levied on the stock of the |
New York Bonanza Mining company |
yesterday afternoon, which becomes de- |
linquent June Z.
The books of former Secretary Pack |
ard Of the Star Consolidated had not |
arrived this morning but they are ex-
pected during the day. The auditing |
committee Will get 10 work on them |
next week,
F. A. Keith. the new manager Of the |
Tonopah mine at TOnopah, arrived in |
the city yesterday afternoon He will |
stop a day or two before proceeding |
westward to assume the duties OF his |
new position.
Harvey Trenam left last Tuesday for
Nevada, intending 90 spend several |
weeks in prospecting the country north
west Of Phoebe. Some rich gold float |
has been brought out of that section
and Mr.. Trenam Is accompanied by |
men who believe they can find the
ledge Milford Times,
w. V. Lander and Prof. Carmichael
have been busy this week sampling the |
low grade ores at the Mammoth. The |
have made a proposition 20
the company, should their tests result
TO erect two 80 ton tanks
for the company and have the use of !
the machinery and the rest of the mill
for custom work'--Tintic Miner
George A. Robertson. for long time
Of the SiouX-Ajax tun-
mel, will go to British Columbia IN
about six weeks to look after the de-
of big mining proposition
for the same company His family Will
accompany him. Work ut the tunnel
win continue by contract, under the
direction Of an expert who win visit
It from time to time. -Tlntic Miner.
The first number Of the Goldned
News, printed In Nevadas newest boz
naNHd MINING CAMP mas Ilhue us up-
pearance with James II. O'Brien az
editor and proprietor. The News IL
neatly printed. ably edited and is UNI
one of the best papers
published in the Sage Brush state, II
stands In the front ranks OF Nevada
II Will do much to
place Goldneld in the right light be-
fore the world.
County Commissl oners II. N. standsh
and w. w. Wilson we're here Wednes-
day and started work on the Markham
gulch road, which has for some TIM
been in an impossible condition The
lower part Will be thoroughly repaired
at present grade, while some changes In
grade and route will be made at and
near the Butler-Llberal mine at the ex-
pense OF the company. A considerable
tonnage OF first and second grade ore
Is hung up az the Butler Liberal and
other Markham mines. II win begin to
move as soon as teams can get to it,
Bingham Bulletin.
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