Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
CONCENTRATES,


Seven cars OF Tonopah ores are in to-
days market
Three crls OF May Day ores are in to-
days market
c. G.. Jones' the mining engineer has
gone TO Idaho again.
Drilling was resumed today at the
Gufy-Galey well near Pennington
Two carloads of Uncle Sam ore
reached the samplers this morning
a ear Of concentrates from the Ohio
min at Bingham is in today's market
Manager a. J. Malloy Of the Bingham
g New Haven mine returned TO camp
today
+. IT, Bull Of the Honerinc and An
mic Laurie mines departed for The east
today nuon
Manager p. w. Madsen of the Cen
fury mine OF Park Valley win leave for
camp ON am inspection trip tomorrow.
The ore and bullion settlements re.
ported late Saturday were as follows:
Crude ore and concentrates, $4,000,
bose bullion. $4,000,
Henry N. Atkinson, manager Of the
New England Gold IL Copper company
and wife, expect 10 start Tor the 81.
Louis fair in % few days.
Elgln n. stoddard OF the Charles
Moore Machinery company of san
Francisco rs IN the city today, the guest
Of James j Burke. local representative
Of that firm.
ore shipments from the Park city
district last week aggregated 5,jl6200
pounds. the contributors being. DAILY
West, 2,133 900, Silver King, 2,lS6.2O0,
Ontario, $4,000; Keith.Kearns 289OOJ.
President John Dem Of the CONSOLE
dated Mercur mine returned from Free
mont, Neb,, last night where he was
called recently ON account OF Mrs.
Dern's illness, but who Is now on the
road to recovery She win not return
home for several weeks.
Clarence Cummings, manager Of the
Cummings Commission company Of this
city. is In &c. Paul, Mimi, and the
business Of the company Is closed w.
Domestic difficulties are escrlbed as the
occasion Of his departure, and Henry
Newell Is In charge Of Cummings at
fairs
At meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Jumbo Mining company held Tues-
day afternoon In the office OF Hugh II
Brown. John McKane president, and
George Kernlck, director Of the cor
poraton. were unseated, and In their
places G. r Holt and Tom Robinson
...... t.-4,HI.N V'nunpah
The Golden star OF Star mining dis
trlct ~ showing up splendidly In good
ore as work progresses. This is the
mine In which black metal, pure sill
YER. Is found occasionally The pro-
spect Is good for a producing mine on
considerable magnitude. - Milford
Times.
Dan Ross OF Butte, Montana, mining
engineer In the Helnze forces, after
spending several days in the hills OF
star district In an examination OF min.
lng property, left for the north last
Monday night Mr. Ross intends 10
return again soon. He expressed him
self as well pleased with the mining
outlook In this vicinity. Milford Times,
The WedekInd mill. which has been
idle for some time win resume oper-
atlons on ore from Tonopah within the
next ten days. The Clark method, FOR
which the plant was built, VIII be dis
oarded and a modern cyanide process
Installed In lbs place. The work OF re-
modelling the plant will begin tomor-
row morning Arrangements have been
made with the old Tonopah company
10 handle an It's low-grade ore Ship
ping to Reno will begin at once, fhe
company, which owns such well-known
properties as the Mizpah and Valley
View. has enough ore IN sight and ready
for shipment TO keep the plant going
foi the next year. handling az the rate
OF 20 tons Of ore a day The ore win
be shipped by rail 10 Reno and from
here win be hauled by teams to Wede-
kind. II Is thought that about Y men
viii be given elnployment-Neyada
state Journal.