Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-18
CONCENTR ATES.

Another dividend Is expected from
the Horn Silver by July |.
Two carloads of Grand Central ores
landed at the samplers this morning.
President c ". Knox Of the Montana
Tonopah pulled out for camp again this
morning.
Two cars Of United States lead ores
mills today,
Manager d. c. Jackllng of the Utah
Copper company returned to Colorado
last night
Superintendent George Norman of the
Carisa mine of Tntic was in from camp
over night
Frank Klepetko has returned to New
York from A. w. McCunes Cerro de
Pasco mines in Peru.
A. b, Lewis departed for New York
again last night in response to a mes
sage requesting his presence.
The scent assessment on the stock OF
the Lower Mammoth Mining company
becomes delinquent next Saturday.
w. II Korns, business manager Of
the Mining Review, is in Bingham to-
day In the interest Of that publication.
President Ravenscroft Of the Union
Gas 4 Pipe Line company expects to
leave on his return TO Plttsburg again
this afternoon.
carload Of high grade ore from the
Carisa mine Of Tintic is being assayed
today and viii probably be sold late
this afternoon.
The ore and bullion settlements re.
ported late yesterday were as follows.
Crude ore and concentrates, $4,000;
base bullion, $4,000.
Operations have ceased for a time n,
the DAILY mine In Park City owing to
the great amount OF surface water
causing trouble in the shaft
silas W. Eccles, general traffic man
ager Of the American Smelling and Re-
hning company, has gone to Idaho for a
few days on private business
G. A, Dorm, the Wyoming representa-
tive Of the on Well Supply company.
returned this morning to Evanston. az
Ter looking over conditions In the local
fields
The local management of the Amerl-
can Smelling and Refining company
has matters well under way relative
TO the putting in Of two additional lead
stacks,
Word has come from Park City that
the Little Bell mine has been closed
down, letting out over 80 men. The in =
terferance Of surface water is said to be
the reason.
Tho Tponopoh Can, o., o,,tLo.t,,, a., a. .
statement that Charles d. Lane, the
well known California mining man. has
purchasedtwo claims at Goldaeld from
Frank NJ. lsh, obligating himself to
pay 100000 therefor.
clyde a, Heller. the well known To-
nopah mining operator departed for
Philadelphia today lie took with him
"A number of papers to be submitted "a
eastern parties interested in the Jim
Butler Tonopah company in connection
with deal to take over the property OF
the salt Lake Tonopah company.
Since the recent strike IN the Red
TOP great Roadway has been made to-
ward opening up the mine, A black
smith shop has been erected, n collar
has been put in the shaft and a wind
lass installed for temporary use I'm
hosting the ore. Sinking IS now In
progress The vein shows splendid val
ues.-Tonopah sun.
The Tonopah Sun Is the name Of a
new paper which has just made It's ap-
pearance with Lindley c. Branson as
editor and publisher IL Is well printed
| well edited and starts of with every in
| dicatiou OF winning favor among the
| citizens of the great Nevada gold camp
| Nr Branson was formerly engaged In
| the newspaper business In Alaska,