Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-18

near Goldheld, New. Consideration W.
600
j. V. Lane OF Fay, New, one OF the
owners OF the Buck and Little Suck
mines, In that section, Is In SAT- Lake
on business.
The Chloride Gold Mining company
Of chloride. Ariz., il equipping Is sa'
moa mine with modern machinery, IN
Guiding new hosting works.
$. +. Hunt, the expert mining man
ana geologist * making an eSamilia-
ton Of properties IN the Thunder
Mountain region, Idaho.
Ed Hubbard prominent In real es.
tate circles and VINO " also Interested
In mining affairs, returned yesterday
nom a six weeks visit TO the eoast'
Pioneer ore sampllng company re.
ports Following shipments OF ore one
ear from American FORK, one rom I'm
tie, one nom Bingham. aud two irom
Alta.
The manager of the Palmer Noun
tain Tunnel company, operating az
LOOMS, Washington, mas raised Sl25,-
900 win which to prosecute develop
ment,
a rumor is in circulation to the ef-
feet that Il twO-fOOt vein OF very nlgh
grade silyer-lead ore has been found ON
the iQ0.foot level OF the New YORK
Bonanza at Park city,
r. G. Janney superintendent OF the
Utah Copper Co., returned from liing-
ham last evening and this morning LETT
again for the camp, accompanied by
Manager Jackllng IN MS automobile.
George A. Duncan, formerly manager
Of the Overland mine and mill at sun
shine. Utah but now general manager
of the Gilt EDGE Maid Gold Mining
company of Deadwood, $. d., recently
made q business trip to Denver.
j. j. Burke & Co. have secured the
contract for the steel work for tn adj
dition TO be made to the valley smclter
of the Bingham Copper & Gold Mining
company, and viii begin work tomor-
row.
Messrs. Posey and Bailey. who are
so heavily Interested In mining AFFAIRS
in Bingham, Utah, and in the Gold
Road mine in Arizona. are reported to
be interesting themselves In mining
ventures at searchllght, Lincoln coun-
ty Nevada,
Good reports continue 20 come from
the Mammoth and the rich ore IN the
late strike seems TO be permanent 100
tons of ore was marketed today with
more TO come, The dividend checks
are still going out and things look good
for another in the near future.
John A. Heating, one of the pioneers
In mining In Montana, died at his home
at LenoX. Montana, on the 10Th In me
early fftles Nh. Heating was in the
employ of the government and made
several trips between the outhtting
points on the Missouri river and salt
Lake.
From parties Just in from stateline
II Is leaned that a new strike has been
made IN the Creole mine in that camp.
The ind was made IN the drift from
the 100-too, shaft, 60 feet from the bot
tom and consists of two feet OF good
milling ore. The extent Of the find has
not yet been determined.
The Gold Road mine near Ktngman,
Ariz, in which Clarence Mccormick and
other prominent Salt Lakers are heav-
lily interested, has made another ship
ment % sold bullion, valued a $4,000
The company Is preparing to put in
Huntington mill. to replace the fine
rolls, and will wet-crush its ores IN
milling operations.
The Curzon mine. In Black Warrior
district, Idaho, gives every promise of
developing into rich producer. The
ledge on this property Is prominent
and can be traced for a considerable
distance on the surface, Much or the
ore shows native gold. In its develop
ment the owners are giving employ
ment to force of l6 men.
The New York Tonopsh Gold Mining
compi ny has filed q mandamus suit In
the district court against Fred Davis,
former secretary Of the company to
COMPEL him to turn over to r. G.
Kreider hl1 successor, the books Of the
company. 1t is alleged that Kreider
was elected secretary at a meeting OF
the directors held on Aug 4, 1904 but
that defendant has refused 20 turn over
the books Cf the Office TO him.
Chris Wagner and his associates, II
Is claimed have found ledge near the
head of Emigration canyon nine miles
east OF Salt Lake, that assays 30 per
cent copper and 200 ounces In silver to
the ton. They are taking I'm supplies
and are developing the prospect, which,
doubtless, is located I'm Warm Springs
mining district, Considerable excite-
ment pevaled In this city several years
ago over the alleged discovery OF cya-
hiding gold ore near the mouth Of
Emigra ton, and at one time a little
mill was In operation there. OF late
nothing has heen dVhg in this locality.
but this recent find Will doubtless re-