Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-05
CONCENTRATES.


A shipment from the Lost Packer
mine of Loon Greek, Ida, Is expected
/ daily.
Manager A. L. Jacobs Of the Butler
Liberal mine has returned from a trip
To New York,
Twenty thousand feet of new cable
is being added to the equipment of the
United states tramway at Bingham.
John Dern. manager Of the Creole
mine at PARK city, went OF To that
property this morning on an inspection
trip.
Robert Glendinning, local manager of
the Allis-Chalmers company, has re-
turned from Il brief business trip to
Denver.
General Superintendent c. H. Allen Of
the United States Mining company Is
looking over the Centennial Eureka
mine IN Tintic today.
Manager Frank L. Wilson, OF the
Lucy l.. mine In the Deep Creek cOun-
try, expects to leave for camp again
next Monday.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows
Crude ore and concentrates, SSS,jOO
base bullion, S25,5OO
Curtis L.lKnlght, the well known clyll
and mining engineer, has become asso.
clated with the STAFF OF the Western
Exploration company.
Cashier John NJ. Hayes, Of the Utah
Copper company, has gone on a Vac0-
ton to the Yellowstone park. lie win
be gone about two weeks.
S. l.. Butler, manager Of the Sum.
| NIT Placer company, has advised Mana
ger Jensen of the Pioneer sampler that
he will arrive in the city this evening.
Financial Manager Hanchett and
| Chief Metallurgist BEETLES of the New
| house mines departed last evening for
| the Cactus properties In Beaver county,
William II. Child departed today for
| the Sheba mine in Humboldt county
| Nevada, accompanied by Prof. j. II,
| Talmage, who will make an expert ex-
| animation of the Sheba property.
| A report has been received from the
| La Sal mining district to the effect
that Manager Wheat Of the Grouse
Mountain property will soon go ahead
with the building Of the proposed cyan
ide plant
John Meter, the well known Rich
| field business man, is in the city on
| ~ DIltl NWNAAiblls ilf NtlSo AiA' law
Oak gold property near Monroe il look
ed upon with considerable favor In
his home town.
John Josten, formerly connected with
the local offices Of Samuel Newhouse
has arrived from the New York head
| quarters of the well known mining
lnagnate. He went down 10 the Cactus
mine In Beaver county last night.
Harry s. Joseph manager OF the sill
Yer Shield mine at Bingham, was call
ed TO camp yesterday afternoon by
telephone. Supt Hoffman advised him
that an important change was taking
place and desired the managers pres
| ence
ID. II. Page, the well known Iron
county mining man, came up from the
south yesterday on mining business A
| syndicate OF London capitalists is said
TO be looking into he merits of an iron
property owned by Mr. Page and.which
is located Ina Bull valley, Washington
county
| Col. E. A. Wall has closed a deal for
the purchase of the Alamo group OF
mining claims I'm Bingham from John
r. Hodson and associates. The prop
erty lies adjoining the Maxwell group
as we'll as the territory owned by the
Utah Copper compeny and Is of spe-
cial value to the purchaser as an adj
dition to his already extensive hold
irgs in the camp.
Manager George Teasdale OF the
Blue Jay Extension mine In the south
western part OF Beaver county has sent
I'm some good news from that property.
He reports that he has broken into a
ledge which reveals considerable high
grade copper ore. Mr. Teasdale claims
the whole ledge win average lbs per
cent copper, so ounces In silver and
SO cents In gold. Assays We're taken
which showed as much as 20 per cent
copper
h. b. Anderson, manager Of the
Black Pearl mine came in from Pearl
Sunday, lie said the developments In
the crosscut on the 800 level were
highly satisfactory AZ that level the
vein Is Hat for some distance and the
crosscut followed just over the ore for
some 60 feet The vein then rose and
was cut by the level, Mr.. Anderson
said there was three feet OF very good
'ore showing there, In the crosscut on
the 200 level the vein had been cut,
showing a strong body Of good ore
Some drifting was being done and
the management was planning for fur
Their development OF the ledge. Mr.. AM
derson continued, but II had not yet
been determined whether 20 resume
sinking at this tlme,-Boise Statesman.